June 25, 2009 4:51 PM

 

They Just Aren't Man Enough to Say It...

I've written about this before, but the zero population, anti-human, "global village" band of policy freaks know they will never be able to sell what Earth Day baby-hater Paul Ehrlich once tried to pitch when he wrote:

"(We need) compulsory birth regulation... (through) the addition of temporary sterilants to water supplies or staple food. Doses of the antidote would be carefully rationed by the government to produce the desired family size."

Only a tenured half-wit, or an S.S. field marshal could write that sort of thing. In practice, the way to keep people from having children is to make children too expensive. Henry Waxman and Barack Obama are doing their part in the cap-and-trade global warming initiative now being grease-fit into the statute books by Congress. According to the Wall Street Journal, American families could be losing $6800 a year when the full impact of the bill is measured. (That's opposed to the lies now being told by the Congressional Budget Office.)

Of course you can't tell someone not to have children. You can't put birth control in the water supply. What you do, if you're crafty, is make gas and heating and literally all energy-dependent home products MORE EXPENSIVE. Dad has to work harder. Mom has to go to work. Pretty soon, a child starts looking like a really expensive super-extravagant vacation you save up for every ten years.

...And the self-appointed uber-mensch, the elitists who can absorb this expense without flinching, get their way. They are too sophisticated this time to put you into concentration camps.

They have decided to make you too expensive.

More of the Farm Journal -- June 24, 2009