What will happen when there is a shortage of women?

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With gendercide occurring, heavily in China, we will soon have a shortage of women.
 
My wifes prediction is that a large group of males who would otherwise have married will ultimately produce a war.
 
Giggly_Giraffe said:
With gendercide occurring, heavily in China, we will soon have a shortage of women.
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India, too. :sad_yes:

Since the size of the next generation depends greatly on the number of women in the current generation, we are likely to face a population implosion in the coming century.
 
I could only speculate, and it probably won’t be anything good. The Chinese policy has since changed so that the gender gap will not be as vast from what I understand, but I wonder if enough time elapsed (under the original one) that we will see severe ramifications in another decade or so.
 
We already have a population shortage in the US. If all the aborted babies had lived, there would be millions more contributing to medicare & supporting our elderly. Millions of couples have been denied the opportunity to adopt children, because their babies were aborted. God has a plan for every life! The whole world is suffering this holocost.
 
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With gendercide occurring, heavily in China, we will soon have a shortage of women.
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My prediction is that at least 9 out of 10, if not more, Chinese men will marry outside their race. Within 200 years, there will be very few people left who are of pure Chinese ancestry.
 
It is possible that with fewer women available, women will have increased ‘bargaining power’ as they enter the marriage market.
In his book “American Slavery American Freedom: The Ordeal of Colonial Virginia” historian Edmund S. Morgan points to the accumulation of capital by women who had a great deal of choice considering marriage partners and who frequently remarried after becoming widows. (162-168).
 
There is already a shortage of potential brides in China for men looking to marry.

If they follow the same line of thinking they had previously, we might see forced abortion of males.
 
JimG said:
There is already a shortage of potential brides in China for men looking to marry.

If they follow the same line of thinking they had previously, we might see forced abortion of males.
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Which will continue to push the human race further down the toilet. The situation that these world leaders are creating are just horrible. Worse than horrible. Satanic.
 
mymamamary said:
Which will continue to push the human race further down the toilet. The situation that these world leaders are creating are just horrible. Worse than horrible. Satanic.
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Well, this IS Satan’s world, isn’t it? He didn’t lie when he offered Jesus the entire world if He would only worship Satan…

But not forever.

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JimG said:
There is already a shortage of potential brides in China for men looking to marry.
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Ironically, I understand that they are being more picky; sometimes to the point of staying single until they practically reach menopause.
 
I’ll borrow from one of my posts in another thread in which I speculated what problems we might see:

forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=677633
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lerapt78:
  1. China will renounce all passports and not allow men to leave the country (regarding your mention of diaspora), effectively imprisoning them, as naturally the young men will want to mass emigrate. China could not allow such a mass emigration, as it would eat up the majority of their workforce and military, leaving them unproductive and vulnerable.
  2. Another option (and the most likely one) will be that China will have to start *importing *women from other countries, and will have to offer them incentives, such as financial endowments, or property ownership, etc. Again, a problem, because imaging the money it would take to in effect “purchase” a women for each of the millions of men.
  3. Polyandry. China will allow this form of marriage (it used to be common in Tibet, but I’m not sure if it’s still practiced) and hope that four men are satisfied sharing one wife.
  4. The worst possible (but also likely) outcome – the Chinese government will forcibly *take *women from other countries. These men, with no wives, no chance to pass on their legacies, and therefore little purpose, will be very easily rallied into an aggressive army that will invade a weaker neighbor and take their women as spoils.
Women will become in such demand, and there will be such a desperation for them that they will then be seen as a resource, as opposed to a complementary mate and friend, and will thus become objectified at best, and imprisoned at worst.

The irony with those that try to so drastically alter natural human relations “for the better good” is that they usually end up causing even more problems in the end.:mad:
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I think Option 2 and 4 are the most likely to occur. After I posted that, another member provided ratios of live births and I subsequently pondered that the ramifications might not be quite as drastic as what I had previously illustrated. We might see more of #2 than anything else (and hopefully that wold be the extent of it).🤷
 
lerapt78 said:
I’ll borrow from one of my posts in another thread in which I speculated what problems we might see:

forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=677633

I think Option 2 and 4 are the most likely to occur. After I posted that, another member provided ratios of live births and I subsequently pondered that the ramifications might not be quite as drastic as what I had previously illustrated. We might see more of #2 than anything else (and hopefully that wold be the extent of it).🤷
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Option 2 & 4 … Would the Chinese go to Russia (where there is a surplus of women), India, Westen Europe, South americA, North America, Austraila … Option 4 would probably result in the death of many of the men in war and then there would be a shortage of men in China causing a spiraling problem of gender - cide.
 
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