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by rantywoman
http://blogs.reuters.com/chrystia-freeland/2012/12/07/falling-birthrates-the-threat-and-the-dilemma/
Then, last week, new data showed that in 2011 the U.S. birthrate fell to the lowest level ever recorded: 63.2 babies per 1,000 women of childbearing age.
Crucially, immigrant women, whose fecundity had been holding up the U.S. figures, opted out of the maternity ward in the greatest numbers. According to analysis done by the Pew Research Center, the birthrate for women born in the United States fell by 6 percent between 2007 and 2010. For foreign-born women in the United States, the drop was 14 percent. Among Mexican immigrant women, the rate plunged 23 percent…
This is where the question of fear versus sympathy comes in. For decades, feminists have been demanding that we come up with better ways for women to be both mothers and full members of modern society. That has often been dismissed as a “women’s issue.” So we have not addressed it – and now women are voting with their wombs.
thebitterbabe 
¨This is where the question of fear versus sympathy comes in. For decades, feminists have been demanding that we come up with better ways for women to be both mothers and full members of modern society. That has often been dismissed as a “women’s issue.” So we have not addressed it – and now women are voting with their wombs.¨
How bout I feel neither fear nor sympathy. I won´t be worrying about the solvency of Social Security or Medicare either; as a man, it´s just not that big of a deal to me. Let those inverted pyramids come crashing down. Let all of societies inverted pyramids fall. I was never very well placed in the pyramid structure anyway.