The solution to the fertility crisis is simple: Repeal women’s rights, and force them to have children. That’s it. That’s the solution
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Yes, that’s a solution. Rebuild the nation by making the next generation know that they’re largely the product of institutional rapes. That won’t have any effect on their self-esteem or their willingness to contribute.
Think of all the incels whining about how they refuse to contribute to a society that doesn’t promise them virgin cheerleader pussy? How many girls are going to say ‘fuck this’ when they realize their impending future?
And how many men are going to be motivated to succeed if they don’t have to sweat in order to get a mate? Just a nation of slackers and their unwilling victims.
So we’ll ‘solve’ the fertility crisis and move on to the ‘why does not one give a shit any more?’ doldrums.
Or we could stop dumping a whole lot of shit into our environment, keep polluters accountable and ensure that children are raised in acceptable conditions.
I am sure this will not tickle the fascists’ jollies in the same way, though.
Our fertility crisis lies in the fact that our global population is now 8.3 BILLION and sustainability is a desperately serious issue.
If you're so worried about white babies, remove yourself from the gene pool, you'll only pollute it.
“The Handmaid’s Tale”: a bestseller. The adaptation of that: the first streamed series to win an Emmy. The reason why.
That reason being the one why not only the same happening to what Margaret Atwood wrote after that being as much of a bestseller, but paid to write the adaptation to the same.
The success of the previous creation and “The Testaments” - certainly the reason why - is the solution to your wrong opinions.
Now try and write an ‘alternative’ to those novels and attempt to get a big publishing deal, certainly pitch such to a major TV production company.
We’ll wait, OP.
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