Demographic Winter

[st_lucy]

If you are married and have a decent job, you have somewhat of a good indication where you are going.

If you can’t take care of yourself, you can’t take care of others. Pretty simple concept, from my experience.

Well try telling that to the hundreds of people who lost their jobs last month.

What I am saying is we don’t know what the future holds and we cannot live our lives on what ifs. We need to be able to trust that God will take care of us as long as we are willing to trust.

Now does that mean we sit back on our duff and just wait for the hand outs? Of course not. Something will come up something always does. We don’t need to hid our heads in the sand and say we can’t move because we don’t “think” we can get it done.

I know a family of seven who were doing very well, when the wife found out her husband was living a whole separate life. No one would have ever of guessed it. She is now raising seven children on her own and I must say she is doing rather well for someone who has been a stay at home mom for well over 15 years.

My own father left us when I was two and my mom was pregnant with her fifth child. Someone with your train of thought would have said she should not have brought that child in the world. But she did. It was not easy since when my father left us he literally left us with nothing, not a house, not a car and not a cent. My grand father turned one of his garages into a two bedroom house for us. Which is were we lived for the next eight years. My mom worked hard to support five children on her own. But it always amazes me when I think back at all the miracles that happened during our struggles. There where times when we didn’t know how we were going to eat when someone would come to our house with groceries. I remember one year when my mom was lay-ed off and she had to let the oldest know there was not a Santa for the simple fact that she could not afford to buy us gifts. That evening after telling us about Santa the local fire station came to our house with a truck load of gifts. I am not kidding a truck load and you are talking about kids who really didn’t ever get toys. Now to a child of seven I can tell you seeing the joy and shock, not in my siblings eyes but in my moms was and continues to be the most wonderful miracle I have ever witnessed.

You see my mom chose to do God’s will and not the worlds and she is now very happy with five children and twelve grandchildren with more on the way. What a sad life she would have right now if she would have chose not to have children because she might have found herself in the situation that fate put us in.

God gives us all trials He will not give us more than we can handle, we most trust that. There is a purpose for all we suffer. In my case going without my whole childhood, made me (and my brothers and sisters) see the importance of hard work and appreciation for what we have. But most importantly it taught us how to trust that we are truly taken care of.

God knows best and we cannot second guess that.

 

[Roamin_Xian]

Of course, this all should lead us to question the new orthodoxy of market globalization. We can’t be a top rank nation if we lose all of our productive jobs.

Stable families are put in danger, because there is no longer a stability of work.

 

[ribozyme]

Don’t worry, you can keep having kids. Just tell people you need help feeding your kids and they’ll give you money. Or go to the food bank. People are glad to help kids. And their lives ARE worth living, even if they have to eat food from the food bank. Don’t you dare tell us that they would be better off not being born.

I would not want to live like that. It seems like a pathetic existence to me.

It is also one of the reasons why I strongly advocate a welfare/managerial state.

 

[Truthsayer]

this movie is a special production of the world congress of families.

this is their website
worldcongress.org/

demographicwinter.com/index.html

overpopulation is a myth, it is not true, also if you want more food, then plant more crops using less water, this can be done by increasing the co2 in the atmposphere.

more co2 in the atmosphere is a good thing, don’t let the climate change fanatics tell you otherwise.

more co2 is good for humanity, and bad for the population control extremists and climate change fanatics.

we should increase our co2 output, not decrease it. this will allow humanity to produce more food in order to feed more people. this is a good thing.

carbonbelchday.com/1109/offer.asp?RID=&PID=

they will have another carbon belch day next year, to fight against climate alarmism.

 

[PapaSquash]

I would not want to live like that. It seems like a pathetic existence to me.

It is also one of the reasons why I strongly advocate a welfare/managerial state.

Because when everyone’s pathetic - nobody is.

 

[Neil_Anthony]

I would not want to live like that. It seems like a pathetic existence to me.

Have you ever tried it?

I think people raised middle class (myself included) find it really hard to imagine being poor. Middle class values put so much emphasis on material things, that it becomes almost unimaginable to ever sink to the level of the poor. Like you just said, not in so many words, we would rather die than ever be poor like that.

But what we don’t realize, is that the poor look at middle class people and think it must be horrible to be like us.

I’m so glad I saw the light! I just wish I had more money-saving skills that poor people probably learn growing up. Oh well.

 

[ribozyme]

Have you ever tried it?

I think people raised middle class (myself included) find it really hard to imagine being poor. Middle class values put so much emphasis on material things, that it becomes almost unimaginable to ever sink to the level of the poor. Like you just said, not in so many words, we would rather die than ever be poor like that.

But what we don’t realize, is that the poor look at middle class people and think it must be horrible to be like us.

I’m so glad I saw the light! I just wish I had more money-saving skills that poor people probably learn growing up. Oh well.

The other post has the correct reply to my previous post:

Because when everyone’s pathetic - nobody is.

Too bad some Western countries do not have janteloven. Janteloven explains why the Scandinavia countries love their socialism. If janteloven (and it is also similar to the !Kung’s practice of “insulting the meat”) was prevalent in other Western countries, it wouldn’t be so bad.