Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Demographics Part 1: Understanding the Basics" video.

  1.  @Kartal49ful  We lived in Hochstadt and München in the early 1980s. Germans not only have a very defined sense of national identity, but regional state identities as well. The French also have an extreme sense of pride about their language, culture, and identity. They've been saying things in the open about African and Middle Eastern immigrants that you aren't allowed to say in the US, and have been talking that way for 20 years or more. Once the economy tanks again, the French nationals are likely to get violent in return for the mass violence of the immigrants that has already been a thing via their rioting.
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  2.  @kommimaniteja7790  Germany never had industrialized infanticide though, where "educated" women could go to a clinic and have abortion on-demand as some type of enshrined right. We're in a totally different era with factors that didn't exist before.
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  3. You've never been to Utah, I take it. Utah has the highest average household size at 3.08 people per home, highest birth rate at 14.9 per 1000, and median household income is much higher than the US National figures. Lots of young, educated workers with big families.
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  4.  @paperandmedals8316  Amish, Mennonites, but they isolate from modern society sticking to farming and their daily labors.
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  5.  @AliceinWonderlandzz  Have you seen any evidence of big pharma and big food getting on board with that?
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  6.  @Kartal49ful  France, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden are primed for ethnic civil wars because of a combination of abortion and immigration policies. Once the next global recession/depression kicks in, you will see older European natives and young North African, Sub-Saharan African, and Middle Eastern immigrants with major flash points in cities across Europe. The immigrants will start rioting once the food and energy shortages begin to really hurt, followed by back-lashes from native European biker gangs, farmers, and military veterans. European nations will be looking to the US to come act as peace-keepers, but the US will have its own issues to deal with and might just say, "Sorry. Can't help much."
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