I mean there's a reason we stopped

@kaia AFD dislikes this toot ;_;

Though IG they'll see that once they have deported those what was it? 20 million people? They won't have to be obsessed or even think about race (in Germany) anymore! /big s

@UkeBLCatboy one in three children in Germany are not "Aryan", so they'd have such a difficult time. it's just boomers on their last legs wishing back to a glorified past that never existed.

@kaia @UkeBLCatboy
Take them to Russia for a quick tour of "traditional values". We are already seeing a taxi ride price hike due to sharp decline in number of drivers, thanks to recent "counter-terrorist" measures. Uber is against our tradition — walk on foot, or get a Chinese car instead!
Somehow it didn't solve the demographic crisis, neither did reducing the availability of abortions and oral contraception. I wonder, maybe the war and declining economy have more to do with it, hm-m-m? 🤔

@m0xee @kaia @UkeBLCatboy If you want to see what Germans with traditional values would be like look at the Mennonites and Amish of German heritage in the USA. (They do not have a demographic crisis)
Not at post communist Slavs and central Asians.

@special-boy
There is nothing traditional in these "traditional values", it's the same image of great past they attempt to sell to those who are younger and the unsuspecting westerners.
The number of abortions (and miscarriages) per woman have been much higher in the USSR, it was just most often performed out of clinic, and they will likely revive this particular "tradition" by making more civilised means of birth control less available.

@kaia @UkeBLCatboy

@special-boy
> Amish of German heritage in the (They do not have a demographic crisis)
Well, that's natural — they have very few ways of entertaining themselves,
which also used to be true for rural Russia — they had vodka and
fucking, but now, due to aging population and declining health even of those who are younger, it became mostly vodka 😩

@kaia @UkeBLCatboy

@m0xee @kaia @UkeBLCatboy Russians (and many other slavs) have been under the thumb of their own alcoholism and the one who distributed it for centuries.
That is their tradition at this point.

@special-boy
For Russians, I think alcoholism is a symptom than a core problem, during the periods of greater political freedoms and economic prosperity, hard alcohol consumption drops significantly, it also "coincides" (not really) with growth in birth rates. But this threatens the centralisation of power. And vice-versa actually, there's a theory that Gorbachyov's anti-alcohol campaign might have contributed to the dissolution of USSR.

@kaia @UkeBLCatboy