I've tried to broach this topic multiple times, and every time it seems either the thread get's hijacked by people who can't freaking read and think I'm talking about there being too many people, or are too bullheaded to think more than 10 years into the future. But with this becoming more mainstream, I think we should start talking about solutions.
Post cabal, we'll still have many problems we'll have to resolve. This is one of the biggest. We HAVE to get birth rates back up above replacement value. It's rather obvious we're going to have little to no immigration, especially when you consider all of the mass deportations we'll be having in the next several years. But we all want to have minimal immigration anyway, if we have any at all.
But that presents a problem. If we just stop allowing people in, while maintaining our below replacement birth rate, then we'll start experiencing a population crunch like Japan. Combine that with an aging population where the largest percentage of our population are retirement age and no longer working or able to work.
In other words, 30-40% of the population under retirement age would be supporting the 60-70% who no longer work. If you want to know what this looks like, look at Japan and the mess they're currently in where young people basically jump from part time job to part time job via the government work assignment scheme "hello work" because everyone under the age of 40 has to work to support the 60% of the population that's elderly and retired, but there's no quality work due to the highly competitive environment.
If you want a healthy population, healthy economy, and healthy culture in a nation, you HAVE to have high enough birth rates to support your elderly generations, without putting undo stress on the younger generations. It's also a basic fact that, with more people, comes a higher amount of money flowing around, and thus a larger, more healthy economy.
So what're some solutions to all of this? This is honestly a little out of my depth, but I personally believe that between the religious aspects of the Great Awakening (More people becoming highly religious Christians) and a renewed economy with a gold backed currency (Thus allowing us to live by 1950s-ish financial standards) people will naturally start having larger families more frequently again since they can afford to have a family with 3, 4, or even 5 children on one income again.
In other words, I see this as one of those many problems that will probably work itself out when the cabal is defeated. It won't be overnight, but with the Growing traditionalist movement among young people, the Religious aspects of the Great Awakening bringing people back to God and growing Christianity (go forth and multiply remember?), and government policies/incentives paired with an actually prosperous economy, we can fix this in a decade at minimum. Within two decades things will almost certainly be infinitely better.
But of course other theories on how to fix it are more than welcome.
Affordable housing is a big issue.
I have asked older relatives how did you have kids during the Great Depression and WWII when you were broke and all the chaos going on around the world? They said they just did it! But they still worked hard and were able to afford housing to increase the size of their nuclear families.
So the answer is effort. There is no short cut.
This is also true. But like everything else, the real estate market has been artificially inflated for decades now. Once it crashes and burns like everything else, the price of housing will come down and people can afford larger houses to have a family in.
Though having said that, I find that a lot of people tend to want to skip several steps. They want the nice bigger house in suburbia or exurbia right from the get go. So when you're in your mid twenties and starting a family, obviously you can't afford the (currently) $800K plus house in the best neighborhood. But that's what everyone goes for.
In my personal experience talking to elderly family, most of them rented moderately nice apartments at first, then gradually moved up in life, and they didn't have the "big nice house" until they were in their late 30s to mid 40s and their oldest kids were getting ready to graduate high school or had already graduated.
So that's another legitimate problem. People expect too much too soon to be realistic in most cases. It's a life goal you should work towards, not something to expect immediately.
Either way though, this is yet another thing I feel will probably be worked out by itself via natural capitalistic flows when the cabal is defeated and the markets are no longer subject to third party manipulation.