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> Wouldn't that be offset by the falling birth rate in the US? So because the birth rate is lower in aggregate, people with three kids don't exist? Or that the
by Someone1234 7y ago
> Wouldn't that be offset by the falling birth rate in the US?
So because the birth rate is lower in aggregate, people with three kids don't exist? Or that they should need less space somehow? I don't understand the relevance to either the post you replied to or even the article itself.
Seems like you're responding to a point nobody made, including yourself.
> They're cheaper than anywhere else in the world, and people feel safer in them. They're reasons, but not especially good ones.
Why did you even reply to a post when you're ignoring what it said? If you want to grandstanding about this topic, by all means reply to the thread as a whole. That's what top level replies are for.
Why reply to a specific post if you have no interest in discussing that post's content or ideas? Nothing you replied to even came close to being relevant, I'm not even sure you read the post you replied to.
- triceratops 7y ago> people with three kids don't exist There are fewer of them today than there used to be. I was responding to your point that "space requirements have increased" by showing that on average they have either stayed the same or gone down. And yet sales of big vehicles are at record highs. Which means not everyone (maybe even most) who's buying these things today actually has 3 kids.