Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "As the US grows older, is the decline as superpower inevitable? | DW News" video.

  1. ​ @PauloAdriano-zo2ng  Supporting a defensive war or a war to help people isn't bad. But none of that has to do with decline or birth rates. You can't look at the US rise and say it happened without war. Or that birth rates were about whatever issue you have .
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  2. People blaming expense aren't being honest. The poor are the ones having kids. And the poorest countries. So it's kinda BS. Especially when you look at free education countries and it's not any different.
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  3. ​ @GorgieClarissa  This reason doesn't really make sense. It's fatalistic. It's like you want the species to die cause it might die.
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  4. ​ @katong1953  Every major country including Asia. As soon as people get used to a certain lifestyle or the strategy changes from have kids and hope some survive to train kid/s(usually 1-2) to succeed. So you get both fewer kids. And people just not wanting to change their life for a kid.
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  5. ​ @jacqueslee2592  WW3 will be by governments even if it's fought by robots. The human race has never balanced it's population. And most damage isn't by people living but by corps producing. Fewer people might mean less production but you can get a similar effect by just making these companies take better processes. The thing is that a decline isn't balanced either. It's an out of control spiral. And no one knows if it'll ever even out. Because it hasn't. If it's low enough, maintain a state becomes difficult.
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