Then go into a decline, just like every other country...

Hell, Africa is doing it..

lower birth rates is "natural" to an extent

@Redxl Africans or Arabs never really got that much integrated into Asian societies throughout history. Anything east of India at least.

but it is also to a large extent products of specific decisions that are being made that don't have to be made

ie general incorporation of women into the workforce

and the prioritization of things that are not conducive to starting and raising a family

Generally that's a good thing. @Death in June

no

We have maternity leave, which allows them to still have children..

it's pretty awful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fjxtz8kOvg you must suffer as well

It certainly is not. You would want 50% of our workforce gone? @Death in June

yes

Enjoy the crashing economy

Lmao

Is TheQuartering a White Nationalist?

Nah

Probably a jew @Ankha

maternity leave, then their children are raised by daycare indoctrination centers as they go back to work.

they don't form 50% of our workforce anyhow

and the incorporation of women into the workforce doesn't represent a proportional increase in productivity

it means that a lot of labor that was previously performed domestically

Or by the Grandparents, or the parents take it in turn... @Redxl

is now commodified

You understood my point though. A large percentage of the workforce would be lost.

Which would cripple the economy

@Nathan James 123 That's not always the case, often not even close.

people will rely more on fast food for example than having a homemaker who cooks

it's degenerate

Well, in east Asian societies, even the creative and artistic industries are basically glamorized plastic sweatshop-level labour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8LxORztUWY&t=899s

^

mother fucker

stop being a fucking banger

ANGERY

https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/news/2012/08/16/11978/fact-sheet-child-care/

The realities behind K-Pop is one of the most disturbing industries I've seen

"Three-quarters of full-time employed mothers (75.2 percent) utilize some form of family care at least part of the time, compared to 86.3 percent of part-time employed mothers. @Redxl

"Because most parents work outside the home, most children under five years old receive child care from someone other than a parent. Almost one-quarter (23.4 percent) of children under the age of five are in some form of organized child care arrangement, which includes day care centers, nurseries, and preschools."

Maybe there are a few lucky ones, but most idols and groups have to slave it out for oppressive contracts