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return2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

RFK Jr. Warns Teenagers Now Have Less Sperm Than 65-Year-Old Men

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Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Thursday that teenagers now have less sperm and testosterone than 65-year-old men.
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    When my uncle was president, the fertility rate in this country was 3.5%. Today, it is 1.6%. The replacement rate, in other words the amount of fertility that you need in order to keep your population even, is 2.1%. We are below replacement right now. That is a national security threat to our country and we know why this is happening, and President Trump is addressing the root causes through his MAHA agenda of reducing endocrine disruptors, the exposure to chemicals that decrease fertility.

    Today, the average teenager in this country has 50% of the sperm count, 50% of the testosterone as a 65-year-old man

    I very strongly doubt that the limiting factor on the total fertility rate is male infertility.

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      Today, the average teenager in this country has 50% of the sperm count, 50% of the testosterone as a 65-year-old man

      Makes sense. The 65-year-old man is a man, while 50% of the teenagers are girls/women.

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        Lol take that mathing and get outta here!

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    Its not biology, ya dummy.

    https://lemmy.ca/post/53484820

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    I miss when stories like this only came out of North Korea.

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      Me, too. BUT, when we read an absolutely idiotic statement from NK, we had to ask, “Wait, did the translator get that right? Nobody is that stupid, right?”

      This way cuts out the middle man. Yes, they absolutely are that stupid, no question.

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    Still doesn’t excuse the pedo in chief going after teenage girls

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      How do you think they got the data?

      (I’m sure it wasn’t all just teenage girls)

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    They really are obsessed with what people do in their bedrooms.

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      Yeah, because if people aren’t fucking and producing kids then they lose labor and potential profits. They also lose the help of the youngsters to ensure that they have all the lovely care to make their passing as wonderful as it can be.

      It’s fucked.

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    I guess there’s your reason why people aren’t having kids. I guess should should start tackling the micro plastic problem first…

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    New Study: Global Fertility Rate Decline Now Linked Directly to the Commodification of Housing

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    yeah I’m sure THAT’s the reason no one is having kids and not the fact that no one can afford to house said kids, or can afford to feed an extra mouth or two, or afford everything else thats involved in raising a child.

    yeah, got it, the sperm count is down.

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      I mean, sperm count is down and it is a problem. But it’s not the reason people aren’t having kids.

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        and it is a problem

        Debatable.

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      yeah aren’t they worried we are rolling in abortions?

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    Can dude get anymore creepy!? WTF?!

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    I’m guessing his boss should know plenty about minors…

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    Isn’t the obvious answer because old men Are so unhealthy they cant get hard anymore vs teenage boys which keep their sperms levels down through rigorous activities?

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      Rotate the stock

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    Allow be to buy a house where I live and I’m down to have a kid or two

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      But will you obsessively monitor their sperm?

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    Why do I believe he’s actually done extensive first hand research on this?

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    This says more about the glory holes he visits.

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