/pol/ - International /Pol/itics & /Bant/er

Antinatalism is seen as kike propaganda, especially if it's spouted in the west. But how can someone cope with raising a child in this modern hedonistic and fake world that is against you in every way possible? Or better, how can you willingly find a partner to give you children? Sperm donor and raise it alone? What if that's not possible? They say that the sacrifice is worth it and kids are a blessing, but what if your child grows up to be a teen and then a young adult, which are regarded as the hardest years to raise someone like that? How can you guarantee for him to live a stable life if he isn't able to find a job or housing, or if he finds one, how can he expect to live if rent eats a huge percentage of his income? Does he just work to survive until he dies at 70-80 without retiring? What if he doesn't find a partner and have kids, would it all be for nothing? And that's also if you can even afford raising a child until his 20s. Do we all just become skilled farmers?
>shut up, niggers have 10+ kids, we should be like them
lol
>our ancestors had it worse and they managed it well
Medieval peasants worked way less than us and they had the elders and the community help with raising the child. We don't have that in our individualistic and overworked society. The average person works 40 hours a week, while a blue collar works even way more; something like that is definetly not natural and makes you less want to raise kids. Also hunter gatherers had no concept of work and went scavenging/hunting for 6 hours and resting 2 times a day.
What does this board think? Do we have solutions to this?