Written By : Warner Todd Huston

This may shock many of my conservative fans, but I cannot remain quiet about my support for the singularly brilliant idea that Obama’s so-called science czar offered in the 1975 college textbook Ecoscience: Population, Resources, Environment. Birth control, it was theorized, could save the planet. I have to say that I wholeheartedly agree.

In 1975, John Holdren argued for a perfect way to save the planet. “Compulsory control of family size is an unpalatable idea,” Holdren wrote in 1975, “but the alternatives may be much more horrifying.”

In essence, Obama’s operative Holdren is saying that preventing new births is the best way to save the planet from an out-of-control humanity. And I have to say, I cannot disagree.

We need to get this idea out to everyone in Holdren and Obama’s fandom. It is simply undeniable logic that if Obamaites, liberals, socialists, greens, enviro-nazis, communists, Democrats and anti-Americans everywhere cease having babies, this planet will be much, much better off.

Imagine how wonderful the world would be without tyrants attempting to tell us how to eat, what to wear, how to shop, what we should be allowed to do for a living, what we should drive, or if we should drive at all. Imagine how great it would be if we were each responsible for our own selves and our families without the despotism of the good intentions of anti-capitalists, eco-scolds, big government pushers, union thugs, or the sort of jackbooted butinskis of Obama’s ilk!

It would be as close to nirvana as humans can get.

So, I agree with Holdren. Let’s make sure that liberals and leftists everywhere don’t have any more children. Let them die out like the dinosaurs. And what could be better than that they’d be doing it willingly. Who needs government rules and eugenics programs! Let the lefties commit generational suicide all on their own.

Yep, count me as one endorsing this plan. Let lefties everywhere stop having kids from this point forward. The voluntary final solution could be a sweet solution, indeed.

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