Sit and ponder over this scenario.
Honduras has presently 8 million in population. Let’s say a quarter of that involves kids between twelve and twenty-five. Then, let’s say half of these kids get “smart” and leave...seeing no future in staying in Honduras.
Advance fifteen years into the future. Each year....more and more young kids leave. Older folks pass away.
Population in 2030? Likely no more than six million. Population by 2040? Likely no more than five million.
By 2050, you’d be looking at a country about half the population as they have currently. Present villages of 1,000 residents might grow down to less than 200 residents.
It’s not the responsibility of the US to stabilize or run these countries, but with the internet now....kids realize it’s not worth staying in a loser country, so they pack up and go. A bold new society?
“A bold new society?”
How about another 20-35 million along with their litters of who knows how many millions in the American welfare system?
Checkmate on America.