A delightfully unsympathetic LDPR deputy named Mikhail Dyagterev introduced a bill stating that the state, in order to stimulate the birth rate, would pay one hundred thousand rubles to each mother who gave birth to her first child. Question: What motivates people to have their first child? Can one hundred thousand rubles play a significant role in the decision to have offspring? Please answer. For my part, I believe that a certain amount of money can only bring the implementation of an already made decision closer, nothing more.
Could a situation arise in which people give birth to children solely for the sake of receiving the required amount? A fellow deputy complained that the Ministry of Finance would definitely not agree, but they would have to pay, and in cash. Then he added: “Let them give birth for money, anything is better than importing migrants.” Quote. These are the deputies. A young man, a little swollen, with a low voice, he complained that the chairs in the Komsomolskaya Pravda studio were very uncomfortable. With his heroic height of 195 cm, it’s simply terribly inconvenient.