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[[Global warming]] alarmism fears make liberals, leftists and some others terrified of having children.<ref>[https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/anti-natalism-when-global-warming-fears-make-people-terrified-of-having-children/ Anti-Natalism: When global warming fears make people terrified of having children], LifeSiteNews.com</ref>
[[Global warming]] alarmism fears make liberals, leftists and some others terrified of having children.<ref>[https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/anti-natalism-when-global-warming-fears-make-people-terrified-of-having-children/ Anti-Natalism: When global warming fears make people terrified of having children], LifeSiteNews.com</ref>
==Communist countries and natalist policies==
Modern natalist activism in Russia promoted by [[Vladimir Putin]]–led nationalists are, according to LifeSiteNews, rooted in the Communist policies of [[Joseph Stalin]]:<ref>Smith, Peter J. (September 27, 2006). [https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/russia-considers-sterility-tax-to-encourage-births/ Russia Considers Sterility Tax to Encourage Births]. ''LifeSiteNews''. Retrieved September 4, 2023.</ref>
{{cquote|The sterility tax is part of the panoply of drastic measures under consideration by the Russian Federation, since President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia’s greatest threat is its demographic decline. The Duma intends the tax either to encourage Russians to have more children, or make childless Russians help absorb the costs of the government’s maternal capital program, which gives 250,000 rubles (9,200USD) to mothers for the birth of another child.
The tax would reinstate in principle the first sterility tax imposed by Joseph Stalin in 1941, who saw it as a way to increase rapidly Russia’s population being devastated by Hitler’s invasion in World War II. Stalin’s tax required all the men (from 20 to 50) and women (from 20 to 45) to pay 6% of their salary to the state if they didn’t have children. The Duma’s childless tax is expected to operate along similar lines, although it has yet to work out concrete details.|||Peter J. Smith, September 27, 2006}}
== See also ==
== See also ==