The Guardian finally almost admits it: “The falling birthrate threatens a disaster so costly no politician dares think about it”. Though the author’s suggested response is pretty much “Suck it, proles, there’s no solution” so that’s ‘on-brand’, at least… - Kotaku In Action 2

The Guardian finally almost admits it: “The falling birthrate threatens a disaster so costly no politician dares think about it”. Though the author’s suggested response is pretty much “Suck it, proles, there’s no solution” so that’s ‘on-brand’, at least… (archive.is)

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– Xachariah 5 points 143 days ago +5 / -0

Economies should be made for the people, and not people for the economies.

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– Noctuner 1 point 143 days ago +2 / -1

Didn't say the contrary, but if the economy is adapted toward 100 people, then suddenly you have 10k, the economy won't be able to follow and a crisis is inevitable. Same if go you from 10k to 100 people. Also, big companies don't care about the people, they care about their money. People, to them, are just a way to get more money.

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