It's interesting that birth control, usually including abortion, was once the great weapon in the fight against overpopulation. Back when liberals were semi-sane, they especially wanted nonWhites to use birth control, not because they didn't like nonWhites, but because they were obviously reproducing so fast that they had no hope of raising themselves out of poverty unless they limited their family size. Also, of course Whites had already limited their family size, for the most part, so they didn't need to have birth control urged on them. But now such talk is racism, a species of thoughtcrime. So if you want anybody, White or nonWhite, rich or poor, to use birth control, you have to couch the whole discussion in terms of "Women 's Rights," a new liberal superstition.
So when the neocons who like to make a fuss about this sort of thing want to annoy liberal advocates of birth control/abortion, they needle them with the fact that it means fewer nonWhites, especially fewer Blacks, and that means that, unlike the angelic neocons, liberals are racist! As delightful as it is to have the term backfire on liberals, it makes the neocons look like the morons they are, because they seem to be saying that we don't have enough nonWhites wallowing in poverty, and good conservatives should want more and more of them. Idiots.
Interestingly, some nonWhites, like the Chinese, have realized that reasonable limits on family size is actually good for them, and have taken steps to accomplish it. On the other hand, liberal Whites, who for generations have reproduced at a reasonable rate, have decided to self-destruct, and reproduce below replacement level, and basically wreck their own civilization. Suicide-prone, they think we should dwindle in order to make room for the population explosion from the Third World. To use a word that liberals like to use in other connections, that's not "sustainable," is it?
Well, this connection between birth control/abortion and the unmentioned overpopulation issue, with its added racial dimension, should be obvious, but most of us miss it. Steve Sailer hasn't missed it, though. His essay on the subject is HERE.

I was banned for life from commenting at the (now Catholic-leaning) Chronicles Magazine website for advocating a massive birthrate drop-off in Mexico and India. I'm afraid that conservative Catholics (and many fundamentalist Protestants) just aren't realistic on this issue.
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