South Korea Government to Spend $20 Billion to Combat Underpopulation

[WanderAimlessly]

A start to reversing the trend in Asia?

South Korea Government to Spend $20 Billion to Combat Underpopulation **
By Steven Ertelt**
LifeNews.com Editor
April 4, 2006

     **Seoul,            South Korea (LifeNews.com) -- **Because of legalized abortion and            the revocation of maternity benefits to women who have a third child            South Korea is facing a severe underpopulation problem and will soon            spend $20 billion to combat it.

Fearing overpopulation problems similar to China’s and not wanting to dampen economic prosperity, South Korea 40 years ago began encouraging couples to limit their number of children to two.

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PF

 

[Crow]

Wait a minute, this contradicts all mainstream beliefs on overpopulation and the liberal media’s view of human population!

Oh wait… mainstream media + liberal bias = bull ****… oh ya… forgot that for a moment.

LOL

Also look up birth rates in Germany, Russia, Italie, Japan…
All hoevering around 1.3 or less and DROPPING!

 

[Jeffrey]

Who woulda thought getting rid of abortion would help stableize the population?

Not to mention… no abortion is ggod for the soul… and the babies life.

WanderAimlessly:

A start to reversing the trend in Asia? PF

 

[Crow]

Jeffrey:

Who woulda thought getting rid of abortion would help stableize the population?

Not to mention… no abortion is ggod for the soul… and the babies life.

and the babie’s life…



I like that…