Comments by "F C" (@FC-PeakVersatility) on "Is feminism to blame for the West's baby bust? | SpectatorTV" video.

Education, education, education. Get the kids taught that it's ok to have kids, that it's actually beneficial.
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Social media has a lot to answer for 😤
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The 1970s society was already hostile to men. 50 years of derision has a lot to answer for on both sides. But one of the biggest problems we have is that people don't touch any more. People need to touch for good mental health and touching has been taboo for a long time now. Also there's too many chemicals in our food that are making us infertile. Probably making us mental too but definitely barren.
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@KevTheImpaler it's not that they have high numbers with an education, it's what those high numbers are taught. And modern education places too much emphasis on gaining degrees and carving a place on the treadmill instead of gaining skills and experience. I was reading someone yesterday who had spent 14 years in university gaining degrees - just exactly what added value does that bring to the table¿
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@vivienneb6199 utter rubbish, climb down off your socialist pedestal and get an education instead of trolling the internet
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 @vivienneb6199 utter rubbish
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@vivienneb6199 yeah, I've seen that poverty at work - nothing in the cupboard to put on the table whilst watching Netflix on the 40" TV standing in the corner or surfing to internet on any of the 3 different computers in the house, playing on the x-box or one of two Gameboy, all whilst sitting nose glued to a mobile phone. Yeah, seen that and got no sympathy.
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@josephivan5094 honeybunch I don't have heating in my house because I can't afford it. My heating system is a hot water bottle. My coat is probably older than you are. Don't try to lecture me on not being able to afford it!
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@vivienneb6199 what war on women. Women have been leading the charge for the last half century or more 🤦 all they gotta do is cross their legs.
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@Dont_Be_Ridiculous it’s the chemicals that we don’t have control over that terrify me. We’re not just breathing them in, and slathering them all over our skins, we’re eating and drinking the things. They ridicule earlier generations for using the likes of lead and arsenic for health, vanity and diet. Yet, even knowing the science behind some of them, they happily permit the inclusion of known and unknown poisons in our modern preparations and foodstuffs.
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