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Some posts age well.
Others just reveal how ugly an idea really is.
Every time this sweet family photo of a mom with her ten kids resurfaces online, the eco-cult mobs descend to brand the mother an “environmental terrorist” (and worse).
It’s the perfect snapshot of climate hysteric anti-natalism gone mad.
In the worldview of the mentally unwell, simply existing—breathing air, eating food, using resources—is a crime against the earth. Therefore, families who choose to have children are villains, not parents.
It seems crazy (because it is) but it’s also the logical endpoint of the Green New Deal mindset. To them, people are a disease that must be eradicated.
Has the history of humankind supported this anti-human view?
No. Or course not. In fact, totally the opposite is actually true.
For centuries activists have predicted we’d run out of resources if populations grew. In the 1700s, Thomas Malthus was certain that more people meant inevitable famine and collapse. And yet, every generation since has proved him wrong.
Why? Because people aren’t just consumers—they’re creators.
Every child has the potential to become the next innovator, farmer, builder, or entrepreneur who figures out how to use fewer resources more efficiently.
Think about it!
We grow more food today than ever before; we produce more energy, with cleaner technology, even as demand grows; we communicate, travel, and build in ways that earlier generations couldn’t imagine—all because people kept creating and solving problems.
And also because people kept being born. Thankfully.
That’s how the free market works. Human ingenuity multiplies wealth. It turns scarcity into abundance. And beautifully, it makes room for more.
Contrast that with the Marxist mindset or today’s anti-human alarmists. They don’t see people as assets, but as liabilities. They call themselves “progressives,” but there’s nothing progressive about trying to shrink humanity.
That’s not progress—it’s regression! It’s fear disguised as virtue.
And they’re turning that fear into a weapon against families. A mom shares a picture of her kids, and instead of joy, the internet attacks her.
That’s why we need to teach our kids the truth: people are not a plague. Human life is not a burden. Families are the foundation of progress, not the enemy of it.
This is why the Tuttle Twins books exist.
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There’s a war on for your children’s minds.
The sooner they understand the beauty of free markets and the value of human creativity, the stronger they’ll stand against this anti-family, anti-human mob.
It’s time to arm your kids with the ideas that defend life, liberty, and real progress.
We can help.
— Connor
