Germans infertile?

[Conquistador 11,153]

You've got an eagle eye for them, MTV! They sure are.

[snowingagain 5,205]

1 hour ago, yourkeau said:

Well, Angela Merkel does not have kids. That says quite a lot about society.

 

Mmmm  People don't have kids for a wide (maybe yuge) variety of reasons.  Not always about society.  

[klubbnika 1,308]

3 hours ago, More tea, Vicar? said:

I'm doing my bit for German population growth.  Boy No.2 due next week (eek).

 

As our lovely (German) paediatrician says:  "the Germans prefer nice holidays to kids."

That  is the general tendency in the world, not specific to Germany.

 

Please see here, very illustrative and per country:

 

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN

[klubbnika 1,308]

2 hours ago, yourkeau said:

Well, Angela Merkel does not have kids. That says quite a lot about society.

But Frauke Petri has four. :)

[yourkeau 7,719]

1 hour ago, snowingagain said:

 

Mmmm  People don't have kids for a wide (maybe yuge) variety of reasons.  Not always about society.  

 

13 minutes ago, klubbnika said:

But Frauke Petri has four. :)

 

In certain countries you have no chances to held the highest office without children. Of course, in Germany it's a personal choice, and the reasons is non of our business. But not all countries are like Germany.

[PandaMunich 16,598]

22 minutes ago, klubbnika said:

But Frauke Petri has four.

 

Actually, no. 5 is on the way: http://app.handelsblatt.com/politik/deutschland/frauke-petry-afd-chefin-will-mit-baby-wahlkampf-machen/19347242.html?mwl=ok

[tor 16,897]

well you plan to have sex on the third Saturday of the month at 9:15 after the ironing is done, is there any wonder?

[Guest]

22 hours ago, yourkeau said:

Also, didn't you know about strict Chinese one child policy?

 

First, please read before writing. 

 

More shite from the Local bozo

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-38714949

[john g. 37,691]

6 minutes ago, tor said:

well you plan to have sex on the third Saturday of the month at 9:15 after the ironing is done, is there any wonder?

After the ironing is done, tor? Don´t you mean ON the ironing board?

Posters on here are so conservative these days !

[yourkeau 7,719]

15 minutes ago, SpiderPig said:

 

More shite from the Local bozo

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-38714949

You can call it shit.

 

Yeah, yeah, it was not valid for minorities and not enforced in villages, that's why I was wrong. Sad! Total loser! Total disaster! In reality China is yuuuugge!

 

Don't read the failing yourkeau's posts, he is total disaster!

[klubbnika 1,308]

43 minutes ago, PandaMunich said:

 

Actually, no. 5 is on the way: http://app.handelsblatt.com/politik/deutschland/frauke-petry-afd-chefin-will-mit-baby-wahlkampf-machen/19347242.html?mwl=ok

 

Looks like this woman manages to juggle everything: professional life, political life, love life and family life in one.

[klubbnika 1,308]

47 minutes ago, yourkeau said:

 

 

In certain countries you have no chances to held the highest office without children. Of course, in Germany it's a personal choice, and the reasons is non of our business. But not all countries are like Germany.

It has been like that in the past, Merkel's and May's generation. But not anymore.

[john g. 37,691]

Hm , Ted Heath was the Prime Minister in Britain in the 70s ( some of it ) and wasn´t with children/ married .

 

 

 

[LukeSkywalker 7,605]

The present Dutch prime minister is single. Never been married. He had his last girl-friend 20 years ago in his student time.

 

[klubbnika 1,308]

18 minutes ago, john g. said:

Hm , Ted Heath was the Prime Minister in Britain in the 70s ( some of it ) and wasn´t with children/ married .

 

 

 

Anomaly.

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1 hour ago, john g. said:

Hm , Ted Heath was the Prime Minister in Britain in the 70s ( some of it ) and wasn´t with children/ married .

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, John, he loved kids. So much so that he gave them one wy trips on his boat the Morning Cloud.

 

As for infertile, poppycock. I met the woman I own, got mine in whilst very drunk, wiggled it about till it went off and at least twice something came out.

 

Can't get them back in though and it's been over a decade since, sadly.

[Conquistador 11,153]

Germany hasn't had a Chancellor who's a biological parent since 1998.

[topcat 1 373]

Jeremy are you looking to send your children back into the woman that you own?

 

You haven't posted drunk in eight years?

 

Pull the other one mate?

[desdemona 1,412]

5 hours ago, klubbnika said:

That  is the general tendency in the world, not specific to Germany.

 

Please see here, very illustrative and per country:

 

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN

Ha, high income countries have average birth rate 1.7, low income 4.8. As expected. 

[NoBullJim 3,685]

Kinda why they remain in the High Income category.