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bornaneer

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Tesla CEO and megabillionaire Elon Musk raised concerns with the low birth rates of countries of the developed world on Monday, speaking at a Wall Street Journal event for CEO’s.

Musk warned that a lack of children would spell the death knell of civilization, speaking about a problem that primarily affects the wealthier and more developed nations of North America, Europe and East Asia.

“So many people, including smart people, think that there are too many people in the world and the population is growing out of control,” Musk said at the conference on Monday. “If people don’t have more children, civilization is going to crumble. Mark my words.”

Western globalist elites have sought to replace the native populations of western countries with migrants from the third world, damaging social cohesion, quality of life, wages and democratic culture at home.
 

roadtrasheer

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As a non government dependent person I could not afford to have more than 2 babies. My great grandparents had 20 kids 3 died .
My grandparents had 9 , im one of 7 . Us non millionaires cant afford to have a house full with out government subsidies.
 

oceantide83

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Today's world is not a healthy environment to raise children. At the same time, no people, no military, no nation.
 

bornaneer

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It's a no brainer...low IQ countries multiply like rabbits...high IQ stop producing...back to the stone ages.
 

Mntneer

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