Posted on 06/11/2022 2:37:45 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
Edited on 06/11/2022 4:32:08 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
To tackle the decline in birth rate that is foreseen to shrink the labour force in China dramatically in the coming years, it is highly likely that the country may turn to forced pregnancy and outright force couples to have children.
As China faces a scenario of negative population growth, the government has started to force its citizens to marry early and have at least three children each. The administration has also begun rolling out various contests as bait, reported Geo Politica.
The stiff opposition to bearing children comes as most would-be parents claim they just cannot guarantee enough financial security to look after the well-being of their children as their own lives are so much under pressure due to forced quarantines and unending lockdowns.
The frustration of being forced to stay locked inside homes, food shortages, lack of income, rising prices, health problems, etc., have led to disillusionment among the country's people, the Hong Kong Post reported.
CCCP leaders did this a couple of times since WWII.
First, genocide your population livestock respurces. Then conduct campaigne to have more livestock children (predominantly male), so the state has more Male livestock resources for distribution/redistribution.
Easy peasy -
CCCP leaders did this a couple of times since WWII.
First, genocide your population livestock resources. Then conduct campaigne to have more livestock children (predominantly male), so the state has more Male livestock resources for distribution/redistribution.
Easy peasy -
What do u think the covid lock downs were about? What do u think people do when they are close with nothing to do but have sex?
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