Interview · moment 5 of 13
Declining Birth Rates and Regretting Not Having Kids Sooner
from Episode 153 - Gavin McInnes · #153
3 min
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Gavin and Tim discuss why wealthy/urban people have fewer kids, Gavin reflects on wishing he'd had more children earlier, and they mock a woman who adopted a pet chicken as a substitute child.
- Tim claims declining birth rates among wealthy people result from cultural conditioning that degrades motherhood and family.
- Affluence itself drives down birth rates—a pattern visible across Mexico, Japan, and other developing nations as their GDP rises.
- Tim started having kids at 36 and deeply regrets waiting, wishing he'd had five children instead of three.
- His push for people to have kids isn't about demographics or racial concerns—it's about preventing the regret he sees in older single women.
- Tim once believed overpopulation justified not having children, but checking population growth online proved his choice made zero difference.
- Older single women without children are miserable, stuck in denial with their cats as emotional substitutes.
- A woman adopted a chicken in Manhattan, eventually moved to the country to be with it, and treats it like a human child.