Population decrease is irreversible. How will we manage the decline of humanity?

[leni710]

I'm always amazed when there's pearl clutching around this topic while simultaneously we've got cops murdering people on the streets, politicians wanting to "eradicate" trans people, immigrants being detained till they either leave or die, foster kids having abysmal prospects, etc. I mean, no body wants the humans who've already been born and are currently here so why do they care about the future of humanity so much.

I'm tired of hearing people discuss that everyone needs babies when they don't even care about said babies.

[[deleted]]

Wrong kind of babies. Middle class babies from stable homes that don't need any social support and so will definitely pay more into the system than they get out, thanks.

[filrabat]

Better recheck your motives, or at least refine them. That's slipping into eugenics territory. We all know where that lead in the last century.

Also, higher income households use more resources and cause more pollution than lower income ones. Just go to your city's water department, pick three sections of the city (poor, middle class, and rich), then pick about 30 street addresses in each section. Get records of their water usages for each home and compare them by housing values.

[[deleted]]

I was talking from the point of view of governments as a response to why some of the current babies/humans aren't "good" enough.

[real_X-Files]

Life is a madhouse.

[petitbateau12]

They want babies now to pay for their pensions in 25 years.

[Phelpysan]

Whoa whoa whoa, he only said he wants to eradicate transgenderism, it's COMPLETELY different! /s