It’s because of the coronavirus or whatever.

GB News:

The European Union has recorded its lowest number of births in over 60 years, with a dramatic 5.5 per cent decline from the previous year marking the largest annual drop on record.

Some 3,665,142 babies were born across the EU last year, with several eastern European nations experiencing the steepest falls.

Romania saw births plummet by 13.9 per cent, whilst Poland and the Czech Republic suffered declines of 10.7 and 10 per cent respectively.

Even the bloc’s wealthiest nations didn’t escape the demographic shift, with France recording a 6.6 per cent drop and Germany seeing births fall by 6.2 per cent.

The trend mirrors similar record-low fertility rates in England and Wales, China and the US.

Professor Melinda Mills from Oxford University attributes the decline to several key factors affecting women’s choices around parenthood.

“Women have got more education. They’ve entered into the labour market, and they find it hard to combine it with unpaid childcare. They often have to do a lot of childcare at home,” she explained.

These bitches seem to have a lot of spare time

The trend of delaying parenthood until the early to mid-30s is creating additional challenges.

“You are starting to have children when you are biologically less able to have children,” Mills noted. “You might be able to have one child but because you’re starting so late biologically, it’s really difficult to have more children. People are getting caught out on that where they’re just running out of time.”

While Norwegian demography professor Arnstein Aassve pointed to the rising financial burden of modern parenting as another key factor.

“When I was a kid, after school you were asked to go outside and play. Now parenthood is about a big investment and it’s costing a hell of a lot. And it is going to cost you money for about 20 to 25 years,” he said.

Young Europeans’ attitudes towards family size are also shifting significantly.

“When we ask people what would be your ideal family, parenthood is very important. But whether you have one, two or three children, that seems to be becoming a lot less important,” Aassve explained.

This “economics” argument is just total bullshit. The poorest countries in the world have the highest birthrates. It’s pretty much a 1-to-1 correlation. You don’t even need to look at other countries to see the poorest people in Europe – the immigrants – are having the most children.

The birthrate collapse is the result of women’s liberation, period. These whores want to dance around and get fucked. They do not want the party to end.

Anyway, I thought they wanted people to stop breeding because it would change the weather? They said they could turn the earth into a solid sheet of ice if they reduced the population.

Who benefits from women having pretend careers?

Japan isn’t even a feminist country, and yet they do this – why? It’s not financially beneficial.

Japan Today:

Japan’s population including foreign residents fell 0.7 percent from 2015 to 126,226,568 as of Oct. 1, 2020, dropping out of the world’s top 10 in size for the first time since 1950, the latest census and U.N. estimates showed Friday.

The data adds pressure on Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s government to try to slow the population decline in the world’s third-largest economy. With a rapidly graying society, the number of newborns in 2020 fell to a record low of 840,832, partly due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The preliminary data released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed the population dropped by around 868,000 from 2015, when it marked its first decline — of 0.8 percent — since the census began in 1920. The population is measured every five years.

In the latest data, the margin of decline slightly narrowed due to an increase in non-Japanese residents to an estimated 2,556,183.

Japan, which comprised 1.6 percent of the global population, fell one place to 11th in the world ranking topped by China, according to the United Nations.

Why does the world need a quarter of a billion Bangladeshis?

Among the top 20 countries, Japan was the only nation whose population declined between 2015 and 2020, the U.N. data showed.

…

The number of households increased 4.2 percent to 55.72 million, the census showed. The average number of members per household fell to 2.27 from 2.38 in the 2015 survey, the lowest since comparable data became available in 1970 as more elderly people lived alone.

The number of babies born in 2020 hit the lowest level since the health ministry started taking such surveys in 1899. The figure was down 24,407 from the previous year when the number dipped below 900,000 for the first time.

We are looking at a dark and dark-skinned future, if we remain on this path.

However, there is some hope that the vaxx is going to kill everyone dumb enough to take it, which will clear out most of the earth’s scum.