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Other commenters already stated that, but it's because achieving increasing profits ultimately relies on an increasing population to work and consume. This is
by rlili 4y ago
Other commenters already stated that, but it's because achieving increasing profits ultimately relies on an increasing population to work and consume.
This is why, for example, people are always encouraged to have children. It's marketing to coerce people to reel more people (in that case, unborn people) into the scheme.
What's the difference between that and any other MLM?
- rdbell 4y agoReproduction is one if the most fundamental instincts ingrained in all of nature and you’re blaming people’s desire to have kids on some kind of capitalist conspiracy. That’s an absurd take.
- aetherane 4y agoIn cities all over the world, people are reproducing less and less. Many governments have programs to encourage people to have families because it is important for the economy and sustainability of the country.
- 789itsfine 4y agoThe number of children born to a given family has fluctuated over time. It's not absurd to say that the shape of our society influences family planning. In fact, there are capitalist countries (coughJapan) where encouraging baby-making, in the face of a demographic crisis that threatens to catastrophically disrupt economic stability, is state policy.