pragmaticjj

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   by pragmaticjj 10y ago

   They obviously are not and can not be or become "top-tier males". That's the objective reality. They don't want to be part of the system as it has nothing in it for them. In other words, their existence as part o
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   by pragmaticjj 10y ago

   Shut-ins and NEETs are the last people you'd go to in order to improve demographics of any country. These are the people who generally avoid social contact much less talk to members of opposite sex. I don't follow Japanese politic
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   by pragmaticjj 10y ago

   I don't see how this is relevant. Nobody is having babies in Japan, especially the shut-ins. Immigration is "the simple solution" if the only thing you care about - selfishly - is that your retirement and pension benefits a
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   by pragmaticjj 10y ago

   It's a world wide phenomenon. While more pronounced in affluent countries with generous benefits systems, it's basically happening anywhere where supporting +1 person has marginal increase in costs.