Good thread about how the Mongolian government maintains high fertility by socially elevating motherhood.
This works in a homogeneous society where everyone is roughly on the same team (also, no kikes). If we tried that in my country, we'd be flooded by even more Boliguayan mongrels by the dozen.
https://x.com/MoreBirths/status/1827418468813017441
This works in a homogeneous society where everyone is roughly on the same team (also, no kikes). If we tried that in my country, we'd be flooded by even more Boliguayan mongrels by the dozen.
https://x.com/MoreBirths/status/1827418468813017441
@Rasterman
My question is, do they elevate motherhood and fatherhood (families) or are they following the liberal way of single motherhood?
It's 2.7 in 2024 and declining...they can't sleep on the wheel considering they had a rate of 7 babies in the 70/80's.
@Zeb I don't think Mongols follow any liberal model. 
In any case, the decline is still above replacement levels. Compare it with their regional neighbours like China (1.45), S. Korea (0.72) or Singapore (1.17). It's way higher than we're seeing in other somewhat developed nations.
In any case, the decline is still above replacement levels. Compare it with their regional neighbours like China (1.45), S. Korea (0.72) or Singapore (1.17). It's way higher than we're seeing in other somewhat developed nations.
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@Rasterman
True, it's still higher but it seems they are simply behind other countries in the globalization train.
The trends are the same though...I hope they reverse it before it get as bad as the others. We have high hopes for the land of Chad Genghis Khan.
