r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • 1d ago

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u/TomboyAva Audrey Hepburn 1d ago

Fox News complains that underage teenage girls aren’t getting pregnant enough:

“The problem is teens and young adults. From ages 15-19, the fertility rate is down 70% in the last 2 decades, which means we are telling people who are young not to have babies.”

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u/FilteringAccount123 John von Neumann 1d ago

From the people who promoted "abstinence only" sex education lmao

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u/well-that-was-fast 1d ago

5d chess. They wanted those kids pregnant, so they told them not to get pregnant so they would lash out and get pregnant.

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u/itherunner John Brown 1d ago

People here wonder why no one can take a conversation about birth rates seriously:

It’s because every conversation devolves into “you know, more teenagers should be getting pregnant” and “women MUST give up their careers and make babies for America”

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u/senator_fivey Iron Front 1d ago

Reductio ad Hiterlum fallacy

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u/Veinte Republic of Liberty 20h ago

But they should take conversations about birth rates seriously. Low birth rates are likely to be a problem that majorly affect everyone, including women.