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You only quoted part of what I said Nortyraskull, and anyway instead of imposing your opinion on what I said, prehaps you would like to actually make an effort to give your own opinion on the matter? Am sure you have all the answers to with being older and "wiser"
Ok, I'll do my best to allay your alarmist fears, and as for imposing opinion, read your own first sentence, its a bit of will imposing statement in itself.
The world’s population growth has slowed substantially, and show signs of stabilizing. Current estimates are that it will peak in around 2050 at about 8.5 billion, and then move into a steady decline. And that’s assuming no natural or man-made catastrophe (like encouraging the far less stable Islamic states to get nukes) doesn’t have a major impact on growth.
Bearing that in mind, do we really need a generation gap of the type caused by the world wars?
Almost all of the European states have ALREADY been experiencing negative growth, and the USA/Canada have only grown as a result of immigration, or they, too, would be experiencing negative growth
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