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1	Korea is the future of western gender relations- and that's a good thing The birth rate is declining bc high healthcare costs stagnated wages and rising cost of living Countries where healthcare costs and salaries are controlled by the government have seen more extreme birth rate decline than privatized healthcare systems like the US. US, although still below replacement, has higher birthrate than Nordic countries. Real wage changes (wages adjusted for inflation of consumer prices) does not show any consistent trend compared to birth rate changes. The TFR of differen…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/05/24 05:21 AM
1	Korea is the future of western gender relations- and that's a good thing The data I've seen from international studies comparing countries and the correlated data does not support your claim. I am not a 4b girlie. Been in a happy relationship for 2 years. Y’all are triggered by a TikTok trend or frankly any indication that a portion of women are happy to do without y’all. Idk examine that. We should all be concerned about societal trends and where they come from. Especially as demographic propaganda in ideologies such as anti-natalism will have large effects on every…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/05/24 04:56 AM
0	Korea is the future of western gender relations- and that's a good thing To be clear, through polls, feminism has been declining year over year in Korea among all gender and age brackets. It is a declining minority position even among the most likely demographics. All that is increasing is the West's coverage of it. Things like 4b in particular have in particular been sensationalized in the West, almost to degrees that look like propaganda. You can find responses from natives in Korea confused by the West's coverage of it when they themselves are unaware of what it i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/05/24 03:43 AM
6	Korea is the future of western gender relations- and that's a good thing 4B came about bc DV, sexual violence and gender based violence is significantly higher in Korea than it is in Europe and in the US. Source? Have not found this claim to be accurate when I looked at data. And correlated data like female homicide rate is extremely low in Korea compared to the US. 4B in Korea claimed 4000 online members. Which is an insignificant amount in context of birth rate. It also began in 2019 and feminism has only declined in Korea since then (among all age/gender brackets)…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/05/24 03:26 AM
–	RIP to Japan, you guys had a good run For the social and cultural impact of feminism, I would argue that the prevalence of feminism as an ideological group in changing culture is not good for birth rate, more than any of the actual policy. Not about forcing or not forcing anything legally. But cultural values being instilled into society. There is a level of implied shaming of being a mom embedded into feminism. And I think this further devolves society into a personal-goals-only, no-family society culturally. That's not an innate t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/02/24 01:10 PM
5	RIP to Japan, you guys had a good run Objectively, feminism is declining in popularity. Feminism peaked during MeToo. A lot of the social media movements got out of hand with the rhetoric which led to a mass exhaustion as well as counter-movement. That exhaustion and counter-movement have now swung the pendulum. Both men and women are increasingly less into the idea of being described as a feminist. "Blue haired" feminists became the association. It is no longer cool. The biggest young male influencers on the internet are all agains…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/02/24 06:46 PM
1	RIP to Japan, you guys had a good run Wasn't Trump called racist for saying Africa is a shit hole? Why is calling Japan a shit hole not racist? Especially considering Japan is one of the best examples of modern civilizations we have in the world by almost every metric.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/02/24 05:20 PM
9	RIP to Japan, you guys had a good run It's very doubtful that "rampant misogyny" is the cause of low birth rate. Korean women have a higher college education rate than men and women from any country in the world, including Korean men. This and correlated factors is most likely the cause of it. Korea's birthrate in 2015 was at 1.24 which is where most of the West's birth rates have fallen to in 2023. I think what we're looking at with Korea is just a precursor to what is happening in the West. On a policy level, Korea has basically e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/02/24 04:29 PM