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  1. “How does New Zealand lift its birth rate?” By rolling back Feminism, obviously.

    The ironic part is that it is the most hardcore Feminists who don’t realise that their core beliefs are the cause of their personal misery.

    When women are out there living the delusion of trying to by a “girl boss” throughout their most fertile years instead of having large families (having been told the former is the key to happiness, not the latter), and putting off getting married until no sane man would marry them, then of course we’re going to have low birth rate. Only once these women have “hit the wall” so to speak and realise they’ve spent 10 or 15 years having casual sex and trying to get promoted (oftentimes the same thing), do they start to appreciate the most important things a women can have, which is a good husband and three or four kids.

    1. “… putting off getting married until no sane man would marry them, then of course we’re going to have low birth rate”.

      Mmn … when I last looked it takes two. While there may be a good few deluded “girl bosses” out there and a fair sprinkling of princesses still waiting for Mr Right, there’s just as many male arseholes. Good husbands are hard to find, are they not?

      1. “….there’s just as many male arseholes. Good husbands are hard to find, are they not?”

        A lot of men accept Feminist principles as much women do. You could say that they need a wake up call as well. We need to bring real men and real women back

  2. Thanks Martyn, great points. I also believe it can be simpler than that. NZ just needs to provide a safe, fair, living environment where everyone has a “chance” to succeed to the best of their ability. A country designed to do all it can to help its people help themselves. If you are lazy it won’t matter how great NZ is, you will need to adapt and pull your weight. So no more “HAVES” and “HAVE-NOTS”. It’s called sharing the load. We are not all given the same opportunity so those who have an easier road can give more. Happy people = a progressive country! Lots going on out there fuelled by poverty, frustrations, unfairness, bias and yes racism. Under this CoC everything has gone backwards including the moral compass of so many who should know better. One would have to be mad to have a child in NZ under this greedy, toxic mob, who don’t give a damn about the necessities in life – its all about money, money, money. HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?

  3. Birth rates falling in many countries – US, Canada and just so its not a Eurocentric thing, also in Japan. On the face of it the cost of raising children is at the crux of it – puts the $10 block of butter in perspective! But not only that but the cost of housing in relation to earning power and the precarity of work – although it could be said that’ the cost’ encompasses all. Ok if you’re a professional, a man who can support a one income family for the first years, or a woman who has the security of that option before relaunching a professional career or finding a cushy number somewhere.

    But it’s pretty clear from overseas that social change is at the front. Not only the economics but priorities. Some young couples just don’t want kids – at least not while the going’s tough – and before they know it the horse has bolted, if not, just time for a precious only child. Yes, some women would rather focus on their careers – kids do get in the way. But for women who are not in the PM class – and there must be many of these – pursuing a career a not a big factor. One kid is manageable – certainly not there or four!

    And then for some who leave it all a bit late – maybe they’re off on their OE enjoying the hedonistic lifestyle, or simply widening their life experience, and finding a suitable mate is not always straightforward in your late 30s. There are a lot of arseholes out there I’m told – guys who for good reason are not in a relationship – indeed a lot of women who have enough baggage for a world trip. The online dating world is testament to this. Not dissing it but its a bit like roulette. Compatibility aside compromise and forgiving each other’s faults is an art.

    Then there the demographic thing. Who are not having babies and are who are?

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