Domesticky

England and America are in a flap about “declining birth rates.” Fertility below 2.1, pensions under pressure, headlines shrieking “population crisis!”

It’s not a numbers problem. It’s a racism problem.

There are plenty of people – all kinds of people – who want to stay here, lots who want to leave, lots who want to come here and even more who couldn’t think of anything worse.

Humans have always moved, mixed, and made value wherever they land.

So why are we pissing our pants about imaginary babies not being born here?

Because the panic isn’t about population. It’s about purity. It’s about who gets counted and who doesn’t.

And the British press machine – left, right, tabloid, broadsheet – laps it up.

The Daily Mail pumps out “UK’s baby bust threatens economic survival” alongside “Migrant surge at our borders.”
The Telegraph moans “Declining fertility is Britain’s greatest challenge” while running op-eds demanding tougher deportations.
Even The Guardian, in its cardigan of compassion, frames it as “the need for a baby boom” without ever admitting that the people who already came are the ones keeping the NHS from falling apart.
And the Times? “Britain faces a demographic timebomb” on Monday, “Government must curb asylum abuse” by Wednesday.

Same hysteria, different fonts.

Immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers – the very people demonised as “illegal” – are the ones propping up the system. Hospitals, farms, delivery networks, care homes, kitchens, science labs – you name it, they’re there. And let’s not forget the locals too. We’ve plenty of “indigenous” who don’t contribute a damn thing – the rich, the hoarders, the tax dodgers. Yet somehow the finger never points their way.

Immigration is not the problem. Immigration is the solution.

Every serious study shows migrants put in more than they take out. They add work, wealth, culture, food, music, and innovation. Always have, always will.

The only people who consistently don’t integrate? The Brits and the Yanks abroad. Colonisers who build golf courses, ship over Marmite, stick to their own, and complain the locals don’t speak English properly. That’s not blending in. That’s bulldozing.

So let’s be crystal clear. The “birth rate crisis” is just racism in drag.

There is no shortage of people. There is only a shortage of compassion.

Pay people fairly. Encourage contribution. Treat everyone equally. Sin é.

Oh baby – the birth rate panic isn’t about babies. It’s about borders.