Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "The great demographics implosion is coming. Will your country depopulate? Part II." video.

@kaiserbauch9092 from what I keep hearing it's akin to the the other great empires. France gets migration from countries that were in its empire, Portugal gets it from Brazil, UK from Africa and India. I would say it's mainly linguistics.
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Me a gay man from Slovakia whom always wanted to have kids and family. I did my degree and live here. I talked a lot with people my age (around 19-23) about kids. I mean a lot of us were at the end of Education, live was discussed, goals ext. A lot of the time I was asked what reason do I have for wanting kids. ... Nothing was a good enough answer. To not be alone when I am old is apparently bad and even rude, making me seem like someone needy and controlling. To carry on tradion (I was raised to understand nature around me, explore folk, arts). That was apparently too nationalistic (bearing in mind that I also like to study other cultures, their arts and traditions -by no means calling mine better than others). Saying to have someone to love and care for - too needy and selfish. There just was no good answer. To a certain Irony when it comes to relationships as a whole rather than kids. I was one of the last to be in a relationship, but many of them already had several. They often expressed frustration over the couple culture where cheating, people not being interested or Changing their mid was very frequent. Somehow I was called, almost universally as the "person who is likely to get into a relationship and then stay in it forever". So far that's working out 3 years into a relationship. All the people I know already changed atleast one... Apart from a German girl with a Slovak boyfriend who were together for over 5 years. - so I concluded that these is a strong overlap between what makes it right to have kids and then ... If you don't look towards having then , preservation ext... Your relationship goal becomes much more loose and less Couple Goal oriented. The few couples that I know and we're indeed together for few years are the only ones that keep striving towards housing ownership, more so those who aim to have some kids.
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It goes to show that it's not always Racism. It's used like a blanket reason for issues. Racism is often but a simptom of different issues from what I keep noticing. That doesn't mean there aren't just racist people. But if you take your home country Sweden, if there wee to be rise in racism it would be a symptom. Not a cause. If you were to imagine that the immigrants taken in were to assimilate, I doubt Sweden would struggle and racism might even go down. On the other hand, if you take the Anglo-sphere. The British empire exported it's culture very much and so, countries like India gained a Hella lot of British culture. This thus makes it contextually far more likely to assimilate into the modern Anglo-sphere culture. The racism as a pure originated from the large social and economic desparity. Be it formally in the US, or informally at the begging of the Atlantic slave trade where the rich, extremely well of people were buying slaves from less rich waring kingdoms. It was the disparity and life differences that enables it, then the race came the obvious visual difference which through generations made it basically the "Jewish star" to be looked out for. There are ofcourse other factors... But you can see that when assimilation into culture happens, the countries rarely care as a whole.
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@kaiserbauch9092 Historically speaking that should not be a problem if the place they reside is sufficient... I am sure you know of Multi-generational housing which used to be the norm. 3 generations under one roof was common. But it is not now, and neither is there sufficient housing over all, especially for nuclear families. So i would see this a a culturo-economic factor.
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