Why deliberately remove Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland from the visualisation when the data source included them?
Edit:
Just a huge thank you to the several idiots who have responded “because EU”. “It’s the way it is because it’s the way it is”. Lifechanging amount of insight there.
This is preprior covid-19
Poland being in yellow proves that a single welfare program for having children is not enough to raise national fertility rates long-term.
All countries in the world should take Malta’s rate as a model (or South Korea).
Source? I refuse to belive Romania has a fertility rate of 1.8 or more.
Yeah we fuck B)
Yeah, contraceptives are seen as pretty cool around europe
Romania and France fucking like there’s no tomorrow /s
Based South Dakota.
Malta: The country in the EU with the most oppressive abortion laws and one of the most conservative views on women’s rights.*
Malta: Also the country with the lowest fertility rates in the EU.
Probably not a coincidence.
*Yes. That’s right Poland. You’re not the worst. Yet.
Show the African version now
The breeding belt.
To be fair, is is there really anything else to do in North Dakota?
US will eventually get there
The breeding belt. Idiocracy was right!
I didnt know anyone lived in south dakota.
Hmm why Poland is so low? What might be the issue? I am shocked. /s
Since when is fertility equivalent to your number of children?
My takeaway from this is all us European heathens need to rediscover Jesus (like that middle part of the US).
Americans work more, have less maternity leave, and take less vacation and have more kids.
EU socialism failing the people. Making them all sterile.
Not surprising, US always had a higher fertility rate than most developed countries, combined with their immigration policy is why their population is not facing a big demographic crisis like Europe and east asia. Anglo countries are the only western countries which are not expected to decrease in population
Old data, Czechia has a fertility rate of 1,83.
If you averaged out the US as a whole it would be firmly in the light green, which according to the graph is the average for Europe. Seems fairly misleading due to the number of low-population states in the dark green area. Fertlity in 2020 was 1.64 in the US vs 1.5 in the EU.
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Thank God for “flyover” country in the US!
Why deliberately remove Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland from the visualisation when the data source included them?
Edit:
Just a huge thank you to the several idiots who have responded “because EU”. “It’s the way it is because it’s the way it is”. Lifechanging amount of insight there.
This is preprior covid-19
Poland being in yellow proves that a single welfare program for having children is not enough to raise national fertility rates long-term.
All countries in the world should take Malta’s rate as a model (or South Korea).
Source? I refuse to belive Romania has a fertility rate of 1.8 or more.
Yeah we fuck B)
Yeah, contraceptives are seen as pretty cool around europe
Romania and France fucking like there’s no tomorrow /s
Based South Dakota.
Malta: The country in the EU with the most oppressive abortion laws and one of the most conservative views on women’s rights.*
Malta: Also the country with the lowest fertility rates in the EU.
Probably not a coincidence.
*Yes. That’s right Poland. You’re not the worst. Yet.
Show the African version now
The breeding belt.
To be fair, is is there really anything else to do in North Dakota?
US will eventually get there
The breeding belt. Idiocracy was right!
I didnt know anyone lived in south dakota.
Hmm why Poland is so low? What might be the issue? I am shocked. /s
Since when is fertility equivalent to your number of children?
My takeaway from this is all us European heathens need to rediscover Jesus (like that middle part of the US).
Americans work more, have less maternity leave, and take less vacation and have more kids.
EU socialism failing the people. Making them all sterile.
Not surprising, US always had a higher fertility rate than most developed countries, combined with their immigration policy is why their population is not facing a big demographic crisis like Europe and east asia. Anglo countries are the only western countries which are not expected to decrease in population
Old data, Czechia has a fertility rate of 1,83.
If you averaged out the US as a whole it would be firmly in the light green, which according to the graph is the average for Europe. Seems fairly misleading due to the number of low-population states in the dark green area. Fertlity in 2020 was 1.64 in the US vs 1.5 in the EU.