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==Communist countries and natalist policies==
==Communist countries and natalist policies==
Although the earliest Marxist–Leninist revolutionaries propagated social depravities, i.e. Leninist Russia permitting massive numbers of abortions,<ref>Clarke Ciaran (December 21, 2019). [https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(19)31810-0/fulltext Abortion and The Lancet's call to arms]. ''The Lancet''. Retrieved September 4, 2023.</ref> later Communists under a Stalinist model pursued rigidly enforced "national-conservative" social policies enforced from the top down, using a pseudo-form of morality to facilitate the growth of the Communist nation.<ref>This in essence, ironically, parallels the ideology of contemporary "[[right-wing populism]]" which follows a left-wing populist approach to economics syncretized with "social conservatism." Many "right-wing populists" support the insurgent MAGA Communism movement, a potential outgrowth of [[National Bolshevism]].</ref>
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>
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.
{{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.