What I take from the article is that birth rate is a statistic with many ideas tied to it. It almost feels like it is trying to "They Live!" me into believing

What I take from the article is that birth rate is a statistic with many ideas tied to it. It almost feels like it is trying to "They Live!" me into believing everything about it is "REPRODUCE" propaganda. You can't do that using "OBEY" propaganda though, otherwise it becomes satirical. What I mean by that is that the article provides guidelines on what to focus on when discussing these things in typical conversations. It reminds me of that scene of "Starship Troopers" in which an official appears and explains how to kill an insect from Klandatu by shooting at the heart, not the leg. Does it really matter? I mean, for my silly stupid life. I don't care about birth rates. Maybe I care about the non statistical or political part. Most people would like to have a family, right? You media guys know that some people see things from a personal perspective, some from a partisan perspective and so on. Well, I am the computer kid grown up. I am supposed to see things like a little tiny robot. To care about the big statistics things, and to care about the end of the world. Sounds like the article partially targets me! You know what? Maybe I will fight for the insects from Klandatu instead. It seems that those guys need a help. What about the low birth rates? Well, the article isn't about birth rates. Why should I talk about them?