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0·5 months agovery much this. there are plenty of studies that shows a direct correlation between icreasing economic difficulties and birth rate fall in europe (and is super evident for example in france where the dismantle of the wellfare state last 15 years drop birth rate from 2.8 to 1.9 in same amount of years, process being more strong during the “Macron era”).
Of course this does not applies to a lot of countries that are not in good economic shape (in the global south) because in those countries neoliberalism and the massive individualisation of society is just present in the upper statements, while the popular classes still rely in its community, also for reproduction.
0·5 months agoTerrible lost :(
Yeah, is thruth but we need to realise that russian strategy is not to seize territory. That’s part of NATO’s propaganda, which attrubutes the russian military objectives it does not has : “to conquer” ukraine and to “dominate” it, then, when those objectives will not be achieved (because not pursued), they can claim victory regardless the real result of the conflct.
Russia’s objectives are very clear: de-nazification of Ukraine (also meaning stopping persecutions to russian-originary ukraine inhabitants) and to avoid ukraine to join the NATO. To get the donbass was not in plans but now that they got it, of course they will not give it back (also, because being part of Russia was the donbass people own expectatives).
yeah, I will believe it when I see it.
Thing is, continuing like this they will only get to Ukraine’s army to collapse, more sooner than later. So, more war means just more deaths but not a better output (I would argue for the opposite in fact).
I know so far is more an expression of hope than a reality, but I just think this (Ukraine’s collapse) will happen not much time from now…
Is still annoying to see how they continuosly run that story of “throwing people” to make gains… but even then, they know ukraine is lost.