Comments by "" (@MayaTheDecemberGirl) on "The Infamous “4B Movement” in Korea Explained" video.

 @starfox300 Exactly. In many European countries, as the reality shows, such immigration policy is wrong and bringing only new, serious problems and threats.
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They are not united, at all. In totalitarian states like North Korea situation is much, much worse than in any other country. Such regimes and dictatorships are based on whole apparatus of terror, on extensive system of denunciations, often fake ones, on people fighting, often with all the means, even inhuman, about survival. It's really naive to compare the situation in such a country with the topic of this video.
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LOL. You don't get it that low birth rate it's not a problem only of women, but of the whole society, current and future generations? And it's not even about just birth rate itself, but about demographic structure of the whole society in general, so about having more people that are proffessionally active, who work and pay taxes than those who don't. And it will have many adverse impacts, on the whole society and their everyday life. That's why governments adopt policies to be able to change infavourable demographic structure. And the reason of such situation in their society are complex, not just one-dimensional. Well, some people are indeed so totally ignorant about everything going further than just the end of their nose, indeed.
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LOL. "We're living in possibly the most peaceful times in history with no wars" - do You watch any news, do You know at all what's happening in the world and what are the current threats, actually to many regions (because many situations in various regions of the world are nowadays much interconnected, even more than in the past)?
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 @starfox300 No, it still is. But maybe You should go through original, first comment to see it. YouTube is sometimes strange.
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@DutifulCommentsI think that in my country we have already over 130 000, or more, of professional soldiers, and we plan to have more, in this year at least 250 000 (not counting in foreign, NATO, soldiers stationing here). And fortunately we still don't really have muslim immigrants. We tried to oppose to current EU immigration policy, accepting such immigrants in an uncontrolled way in big numbers - but it's possible that it will change also in our country, that we won't be able to stop this anymore. And it's actually hard to imagine, taking into account current threats. Already we can see that Russian and Bellarusian regimes are misusing illegal immigrants, bringing them from all over the world, to the external borders of the EU, trying to destabilize in that way the situation at these borders (in more countries having external borders of the EU on their territories), and later, if they would manage, within the EU states also. And even few days ago I've read that the ministries and services of NATO countries are warning about Russian strategy of trying to use local groups from such environments in the EU countries to conduct various hostile operations and attacks, to bring chaos to the EU countries and their societies (sometimes even such radical local groups may not be exactly aware that they are in fact just working for Russian regime). For instance, in the last weeks we had a series of various strange bigger fires in different parts of the country (so services were even checking the possibility if they were not artificially started in such a way). So it just shows how many risks wrong immigration policy may bring to state's security and public order. It's hard to imagine that so many don't understand this.
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@welshrecon At least, You can have now maybe Your own immigration policy, not like in the EU, being forced to accept big waves of illegal immigrants, without any control. About serious risks that such wrong policy poses already in the comment above.
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 @dishachatterjee6084 No, it wasn't. Not in civilized countries, caring about their children.
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@mj405A house is usually in such cases not just for a woman herself, but for the whole family, especially to ensure appropriate living conditions when the children are born. So it shows that You don't really treat a couple as people who chose to go through life together, to work for their family and its future together. Just as someone who want to exploit each other.
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@mj405 It's not only for herself, unless she is single. Well, maybe I don't understand such attitude, because in my country it's more about a man and a woman being partners, going through life together, often starting their common life with little and working on it together. Like many of people I know started in a flat in an old block of flats, and later they save money and many are able to buy some piece of land and built or buy a house. But they do this together. And in my country both a man and a woman usually work proffessionally. But our work culture is probably better, meaning not so very strict, than in Korea (e.g. in the whole EU we have a system of paid leaves, for both parents). Even after having a child a woman usually comes back to work. So people just support each other, build life together, start with little and step by step try to move forward together.
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@sonofsarek Yeah, mass immigration is such a "good" idea for the future, indeed (irony). Like we actually see in many countries, dealing with many serious problems and risks to state security and public order because of that. So it's definitely not about the world as a whole, but about individual nations and their societies and future functioning of them.
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