the data presented i mean

hmm, from just the top of my memory the out of wedlock birth rate on that article was near 90% for Iceland

which is not correct.. it's much closer to 75% that i mentioned for Black America (don't quote me on that stat either, it's from the top of my head)

https://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/news/2018/05/25/iceland_has_highest_rate_of_children_born_out_of_we/

For Iceland the stat is like 71%

@tritrium

I remember the rate for Chile also being very high near with Iceland.. that article is 2017 Data.. this is older Data but the rate for Chile is also near 70%..

https://yaleglobal.yale.edu/content/out-wedlock-births-rise-worldwide

you are interpreting this wrong

just because they are not married, does not mean they don't live together

yeah thats important

thats what this is about

we have alot of children here as well, that are born outside or marriage, but the parents are just an unmarried couple

yeah u right

i didn't think of that

actually that article i posted above from Iceland Monitor mentions stat about cohabiting couples I didn't notice..

The kids born outside wedlock and cohabitation in Iceland is like 14-15%

thats a very different story then

🤔

I guess you get to keep your theory Belgian Man

I suppose i am, i think that population density had something to do with isolation ironically

that actually makes sense

but i cant recall where i got the study from

i live in a big city, i don't even know my neighbors

so

ive lived in cities were i had the same

in villages they say everybody knows everybody

but i never considered that special since im anti social anwyay

well im not very social i should say

but when i got out, i am fully "there"

same kinda

about cohabiting couples tho, we won't know if they separate after birth, there isn't a stat like divorce rate for them as far as I'm aware

divorce rates in these countries are really high too

i just wanted to raise some doubt over our conclusion 🤔

thats possible

but i think it matters wether or not they get to see their fathers regularly

if that happens

I know how much of a shitshow that usually is

i suppose yeah

The question is whether or not Icelandic black women have 4, 5 or even sometimes 6 children all fathered by different fathers none of which know or care about their offspring? It's not just about being born out of wedlock, it's about having both parents or just one.

yea i know samoja