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>>15099981
it will still require some adaptation, which always causes growing pains, somewhere

>>14583709
why would you ever think EU age distribution is similar to USA's?

USA hasnt dipped below replacement rate yet, i think most of the EU dipped under it in the fucking 80's

pic related, EU looks quite similar to Japan (2025), without the extra bump in the 70's age group (EU is fattest in the 50's and 60's age group)

>Maybe the next few decades in Europe will be like the last decade in Spain. Not much working, not much spending, people just kind of there, surviving.
EU has been looking like that since 2008, the continent hasnt truly "recovered" from the recession, they have just been kind of sideways since

>>14583975
>the boomers voted for Brexit?
old english people (as in older people south of york) are basically the only demographic that was more in favor of brexit than against

remain won with basically every other demographic: people under 60, people from scotland, NI, whales, people from London (which is majority foreign born) ectera all voted to remain

the people who wanted leave most are the same people who wont actually live to see a full Leave happen (lmao)

and of course UK population made the biggest mistake they could: they trusted UK politicians to negotiate the specifics of brexit