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>>14717614
I've thought about this and reached similar conclusions. Option B is a blackpill and seems to be more and more likely, considering Europe's insistence on importing millions of Africans and the nurturing of them into a professional 5th column just as America has.
As >>14717679 points out, populations ballooning and collapsing aren't a new occurrence, and there was upheaval but society wasn't destroyed. Hell this process even set the stage for the European Renaissance. But regardless I feel as though the modern circumstances are radically unprecedented. Never before has the global share of Europeans been so low for instance, and the global share of Africans so high. There is a widespread belief even among native populations in Europe that Europeans are obliged to take in refugees from these places (they aren't), while the fact that most African countries are essentially freeloaders in the modern economic system is not just widely unknown, but vilified as a racist/evil "belief."
Grim I suppose, but has there been worse circumstances? Maybe, I'm not smart enough to say. Ultimately there's nothing I can do. Might as well try to live a full and wholesome life, and live with the assurance that everything will end up okay, just as it ultimately did after innumerable catastrophes throughout history.