Civilizational collapse: Less than 15% of 30-year-olds are married homeowners

Americans used to settle down and start families in their 20s, but according to a chart that went viral all over social media this past weekend, that’s not even happening once they hit 30.

The chart revealed a steep drop-off from 1990, where it sat around 45%, plummeting to under 15% in 2025.

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“If you’re the Chicoms, you don’t need to risk a nuclear war. Just wait this thing out, man,” he adds.

And Deace has a few theories as to why there has been such a significant decline in married homeowners by the age of 30.

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“Legacy gone, responsibility gone, the family unit gone. If that is not fixed or course-corrected, I’m just going to tell you right now, your kids and grandkids — and I’m talking about my own — they’re going to live in a communist country and/or need to know Arabic. You are not going to Netflix-and-chill your way past that,” he continues.

“So that graphic right there, my friends,” he adds, “is where the rubber hits the road.”