What I have been saying about the U.S.?

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While doing my daily reading, I happened upon a link that lead me to a notice of Japan and the problems they are having. The author seems to think this all through well enough, however he suggests Japan will be an example for us (presumably America, and maybe Europe) to not follow. Huh?

If you follow what is written, you will see that Japan is dying. They are in the midst of a population implosion. The young are not having children and the old cannot and did not when it was their turn. Some large part of the financial concerns, if the author is to be believed and I read it right, are based on the fact that many "modern" nations are economically based on government socialism, which is being exposed as a ponzi scheme through the reduction in population. Fair enough, it is something I cannot help but to have noted myself, albeit about the U.S. and Europe.

The thing he absolutely misses is, Europe is toppling over from that, the U.S. is not far behind. Russia is probably well in advance of Japan, actually, on all those scores. Why he does not note it, I cannot be sure. My guess is that nations like the U.S. and many of the European countries are importing baby producers, workers, and other population enhancers which smooth over the demographic implosions occurring in all "modern" nations. By missing this, he misses that Japan may be in better shape. Though, I will not swear to that as Japan has started to bring in foreign workers and will be having the same problem the rest of "us" are having sooner or later.

The demographics are changing so drastically in so many nations that it is impossible to guess how long it will be before a societal collapse will occur. With native populations not having children and foreign workers and breeders being brought in to fill the work load, for political purposes (cannot have the left without ignorant voters!), and such, it is only a matter of time before these nations are completely broken by the load. There really is not a happy ending coming our way.

He suggested that it takes a long time to change the wave. I suggest it would take no longer than a few weeks of legislative process. End absolutist civil equality laws, remove the expenses of bringing women to work (such as birth vacations with guaranteed rehire, corporate day care, day care reimbursements, flexible work schedules), and make working less rewarding for women who should be mothers. Men cannot do it. Further, the price of bringing women into the workplace using super equality laws and regulations has hindered the capacity of the average man to afford being the head of a household in a practical manner and lessened the interest of women to go that rout in the first place. Oh, pain will be felt by all and for a long time should this come to pass.

None of the changes needed to put America, Europe, or the world sum total, back on track are easy, quick, or painless. Actually, there is no other choice. The only choice now is whether we do it and try to survive, or if we die as a nation and by the nation of those who take over it is simply the way of things. Harsh? Life IS harsh. At this point there is no choice. Grab on, this will hurt quickly and be done relatively shortly, or we will slowly decay into a ghost of what we were and simply end up being a Mexican state. I suppose it beats becoming a muslim enclave, not by much though.