Happy Parents Day

[Unkotare]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

 

[depotoo]

Yes, we need more happy parents.

 

[Grumblenuts]

More sex!

 

[Unkotare]

I am sorry if parents day offends the far left who are opposed to family and human reproduction.

 

[Grumblenuts]

Nice hairdo, by the way!

 

[sealybobo]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

 

[Unkotare]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

The fact is, we need more. Fertility rates in America fell below replacement a long time ago.

 

[August West]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

The whole world needs less.

 

[Unkotare]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

The whole world needs less.

Be careful what you wish for.

 

[sealybobo]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

The fact is, we need more. Fertility rates in America fell below replacement a long time ago.

So what? What bad will happen?

 

[sealybobo]

To all USMB parents. America needs more.

We need less!!!

The whole world needs less.

Be careful what you wish for.

Why? What bad will happen? Are you worried about them ending social security because we don't have enough workers and too many retirees? I don't think that's the end of the world. Just pretend we need to go to war like we did in Iraq but instead of paying defense contractors for 15 years, we can put that money into the SS fund.

 

[Unkotare]

"Main impact of an ageing population

1. Increase in the dependency ratio. If the retirement age remains fixed, and the life expectancy increases, there will be relatively more people claiming pension benefits and fewer people working and paying income taxes. The fear is that it will require high tax rates on the current, shrinking workforce.

1. Increased government spending on health care and pensions. Also, those in retirement tend to pay lower income taxes because they are not working. This combination of higher spending commitments and lower tax revenue is a source of concern for Western governments – especially those with existing debt issues and unfunded pension schemes.
2. 1. Those in work may have to pay higher taxes. This could create disincentives to work and disincentives for firms to invest. Therefore there could be a fall in productivity and growth.
   1. Shortage of workers. An ageing population could lead to a shortage of workers and hence push up wages causing wage inflation. Alternatively, firms may have to respond by encouraging more people to enter the workforce, through offering flexible working practices.
   1. Changing sectors within the economy. An increase in the numbers of retired people will create a bigger market for goods and services linked to older people (e.g. retirement homes)
   2. Higher savings for pensions may reduce capital investment. If society is putting a higher % of income into pension funds, it could reduce the amount of savings available for more productive investment, leading to lower rates of economic growth."

https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/8950/society/impact-ageing-population-economy/

 

[Unkotare]

 

[Unkotare]

Two solutions to the challenges of population aging

 

[blastoff]

Parents Day, huh? Can’t wait to hear what the idiotic three-word PC label’s gonna be.

 

[Unkotare]

Parents Day, huh? Can’t wait to hear what the idiotic three-word PC label’s gonna be.

?

 

[Unkotare]

"Main impact of an ageing population

1. Increase in the dependency ratio. If the retirement age remains fixed, and the life expectancy increases, there will be relatively more people claiming pension benefits and fewer people working and paying income taxes. The fear is that it will require high tax rates on the current, shrinking workforce.

1. Increased government spending on health care and pensions. Also, those in retirement tend to pay lower income taxes because they are not working. This combination of higher spending commitments and lower tax revenue is a source of concern for Western governments – especially those with existing debt issues and unfunded pension schemes.
2. 1. Those in work may have to pay higher taxes. This could create disincentives to work and disincentives for firms to invest. Therefore there could be a fall in productivity and growth.
   1. Shortage of workers. An ageing population could lead to a shortage of workers and hence push up wages causing wage inflation. Alternatively, firms may have to respond by encouraging more people to enter the workforce, through offering flexible working practices.
   1. Changing sectors within the economy. An increase in the numbers of retired people will create a bigger market for goods and services linked to older people (e.g. retirement homes)
   2. Higher savings for pensions may reduce capital investment. If society is putting a higher % of income into pension funds, it could reduce the amount of savings available for more productive investment, leading to lower rates of economic growth."

https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/8950/society/impact-ageing-population-economy/

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[blastoff]

Parents Day, huh? Can’t wait to hear what the idiotic three-word PC label’s gonna be.

?

Pedophiles is now PC defined as: Minor Attracted Persons, in the idiocy of the lefty stooges.