[Brian Kopp DPM]

A declining population rate is hardly a grave threat to humanity, never has been in the history of humanity

Please tell us when in the history of humanity a declining population rate has even occurred? Globally, not locally. It has not happened in recorded history.

The Black Plague in Europe? It took a century for mankind to recover economically/socially from that population collapse alone.

You don't know what you're talking about here.

[allmendream]

A plague like the Black Death is not a declining population rate due to lack of births - which is the premise of the article being the greatest threat to mankind.

If the article had posited that a great plague was the greatest threat facing mankind he might have had a better argument.

Thinking humanity will go extinct because people stop reproducing is idiotic.

Massive birth rates with a huge cadre of young people is the model of third world hell holes.

Replacement birth rates is the model of a healthy Republic.

Declining population birth rates are the model of a moribund Socialist nanny state.

Which demographic model do you think best reflects the USA, which Europe, and which Africa?

Now which demographic model do you want us to emulate again?