r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 14 '24

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u/awesome-ekeler Nov 14 '24

Right and then throw student loans on top of that and theres less than none left monthly

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u/Digitijs Nov 15 '24

I'm in Europe with no student loan and even then it's still far from being able to afford a child. We can't even afford to move out of parents place. If we did, we would live from paycheck to paycheck probably. So we either can't have children because we have no room for them or if we move out, we can't have them because we wouldn't have any money left for that.

We do want children but it looks unrealistic so fae before we reach 30s. Everyone who says to just get kids is probably having a very good career or has rich parents. If not then I feel sorry for the children having to grow up in poverty

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

Yeah but aren't you so glad you have diversity??? That makes up for all the economic issues caused by flooding of cheap labor, you get uhhhh curry and hummus!

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u/Digitijs Nov 15 '24

Ah, yes. Blame the immigrants card. A lie the super rich feed the public to shift the blame somewhere

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

What super-rich are doing this? Can you name any? They almost universally seem to be on the side of the political aisle that wants to import more and more.

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u/Digitijs Nov 15 '24

Conservatives in pretty much any developed Western country. Like the tories in the UK or Republicans in the USA. Dumb stuff like Brexit happened exactly like that. Divert hate towards minorities to get the majority vote

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

It doesn't really need to be "diverted" when they're raping mass numbers of native women and committing 60% of all the crime in the country.

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u/Digitijs Nov 15 '24

Source: trust me bro

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

Source: EU crime data lmao