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This is what I would imagine a self defense class in California looks like with a vegan instructor.

👇👇👇 Esto.

Reminds me of that joke, when you had a friend in a large family... and we'd say "what, don't you own a TV?" In all seriousness, a penny for my thoughts: We didn’t just drift into collapsing birth rates - we engineered it. Over time, we replaced the family unit with an economic unit. Two incomes became survival, not choice. Parenting became outsourced. Connection became scheduled. And we called it progress. Now we’re exhausted, financially stretched, time-poor… and wondering why fewer people are choosing to have children. This isn’t about “going backwards.” It’s about recognising what we broke. The real issue isn’t feminism, capitalism, or technology in isolation (as the interviewed states) - it’s the system we built when all three collided. A system that: Prices homes for two full-time incomes Rewards productivity over presence Treats raising children as a lifestyle choice, not a societal priority So what’s the fix? 👉 Make family formation economically viable again. That means: Housing policies that support single-income optionality Tax structures that don’t punish one parent stepping back Flexible work as a default, not a perk Treating parenting as nation-building, not career interruption. Because right now, we’ve created a world where having children feels like a financial and personal risk. And no society can sustain that. We don’t need to rewind history. We need to redesign the system - so people can build families without breaking themselves in the process.

He’s dead on.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Necesitamos urgentemente una ley de grandes simios que prohíba expresamente y sin excepciones la cría en cautividad. Si el Gobierno no lo hace, Podemos está a disposición de las organizaciones para impulsarlo.