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When a problem occurs we look around for the immediate cause, we then blame the problem on that cause. This is a natural way of thinking but some problems have a cause which is significantly distant into the past and for this reason we fail to recognise it as the cause. This is even more true when in the modern information age we get real time information. What I want to discuss is how the West began destroying itself nearly 100 years ago, and it was not the Jews or immigration policies. These are only consequences of what the West did and I am going to try and prove that to you.
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The 2nd image shows the history of US interest rates. I'll use this as a proxy for economic activity, the 3rd image has the US birth rate overlaid but offset by X years where a correlation seems to exist. There seems to be correlations at +10 years, +25 years and +34 years. If this correlation is also an explanation we should be able to explain it. I'll use the US birth rate as a proxy for the West in general.
At about the age of about 34 people get a home loan (
http://nationalmortgageprofessional.com/news/55433/zillow-average-first-time-homebuyer-33-years-age ) this would affect interests rates and economic activity.
At the age of 25 a person is likely to have started in the workforce, contributing to and buying from the economy, the extra productivity rases interest rates.
I am less certain about the age of 10, I specualate that this is when children require more sophisticated entertainment and education products. Perhaps parents have some answer to this?
What I hope this shows is that the effect of the baby rate has future impacts on the economy. Whilst we don't think, as individuals, that us having a child or not is very important to our culture or country, at scale it has a huge impact. This is probably not very surprising once you think about it. The bedrock of an economy is people existing to participate in it. For every child that does not exist about ~40-50 man-years of economy does not exist. (Assuming age 20/25-65/70 worklife.)
If any event occurs to reduce baby making, economic destruction begins to occur about 10 years later, is at maximum effect about 34 years latter and continues into the future non-stop. Knowing this we can now examine history and see how this plays out. I'll remind you that in the 24 hour news cycle age no one cares what happened yesterday (unless it pushes a narrative), and in 4chan no one cares about what happened an hour ago (unless it pushes a narrative) therefore no one cares at all about what happened a decade or more ago. So what I am sharing here is not going to be the typical description we know of history, even by normies or /pol/ perspectives.
The 4th image is US fertility rates and overlaid on it is the causes of the fertility decline. Since we have established that less economy, is caused by less babies, and now we can establish less babies is due to contraception, we can state more contraception equals less economy. Lets examine the 1920s. With the introduction of family planning and there being now no real opposition (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birth_control_movement_in_the_United_States ), baby making rates begin to plummet. This creates in society an excess of wealth because the economy had naturally evolved to include a higher rate of spending on raising children. When this money has no children to raise it gets used in other ways. We end up with the Roaring '20s and the stock market boom. You can see how such a small change in society (condoms) has enormous effects on its economics and culture. This richness of society allows all sorts of decadence to become affordable, but not only that, sex itself has no consequences. Sex itself no longer carries the risk of 20 years of raising a child. What a great time to be alive! How liberating (shoutout to Liberals). Does this not show that a liberal philosophy is correct? Well, no because in 1929 the stock market has no more of this excess cash, plus all the bank loans added on to it, to hold it in bubble territory. Any selling is met with no buyer who has not already bought in. The stock market crashes and all the wealth that was historically reserved to raise children evaporates into nothing. Now there is no children and no confidence in the economy resulting in the Great Depression.
One of the strange things about humanity is that when times are hard we have more children, and when times are easy we have less children. At first this seems illogical but when you examine the mindset of people in a third world country the answer becomes clear. Every adult has the concern about making sure their old age is secure. There are two ways to secure your old age; 1) money 2) children. If we have enough money (and that does not just mean your bank account, it could be a government pension, or a expensive house you can sell) you have less pressure to guarantee your future old age with family/children. A rich society has a tendency to favour money for old age security, and a poor society has no choice but to depend on children who will grow up to look after them. And the more desperate a person's situation is the more children they will have in the hopes that some survive into the future to look after them. This is why dysfunctional societies breed and functional societies do not breed. Contraception makes the 'not breeding' option even easier to achieve.
part 1/