And one key factor was that kids became a financial liability.

That did not change in 200 years.

You would think if the owning class was interested in many workers that this problem wouldve been Adresse by now.

But birth rates continue to fall, while child mortally rises.

Okay then lets call it systemic extermination based on income and wealth, which in turn is largely based on where and to whom you were born.

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Wait... Something seems ethnic here...

Do you want a good life for them or not?

That's besides the point, of the owning class wanted me to have children, they wouldve find a way, for the common folk to be financially possible. The fact that poor people cannot afford children, even now, is part of their genocide against us and proofs the point.

And its probably more about stability than an absolute rich/poor number. I see plenty of people throwing money away and then complain about never having any money.

That is besides the fact that the ridiculous wealth Gap between the Epstein class and us is just too extreme. If the Gap was closed we could live Out lives/"throw away money" and still have children.

Some monthly expenses I see - £250 on multiple food deliveries a week. £400 to constantly have a new car when the car they drove 3 cars ago is still working fine, while only commuting 2km to work. £80 on a phone.

You see that? Do you know that they could use deliveries because they dont have the time? Or that their car was leased and they needed to give it back? Same with phones?

Stop doing that for 18 months and you have a pretty good house deposit in most of the country.

That still not Epstein class Levels rich which is the point. You are the best example how this system values your bank Account more than human Life. You proof with your Arguments that poor people should First steife for Money, before they propagate and with Money comes the addiction to Status and showing Off, which is often Times done by people who cannot afford, out of shame.

Your whole comment proofs me right. You merely justified that poor people should be exterminated. Not by force, for now, but slowly through financial sterilization.