Hello there. It is Eric Erickson here across the nation. The phone number is 877977-9-373-7-4-25. I got to spend a moment before I get back to phone calls. I got to talk about several things woven together that are somewhat disturbing.

I know I'm right on this, and I don't have the evidence to back me up, but I also know that I'm right.

That is that the most aggressive advocates of transgender, gender, quote-unquote, affirming surgery, castrationration and hysterectomies and the like, plastic surgery, are in the Malthusian camp that the world is overpopulated and we need to do something about overpopulation.

And so they're embracing transgenderism, which is driven more and more of the research shows by peer pressure among kids who have preexisting mental health issues.

There's a lot of research, by the way, out there that shows that the kids most likely to embrace transgenderism are kids who have mental health struggles of one kind or another.

And they embrace that.

It is a social contagion.

They hear it in culture.

They hear it around them.

They are pushed by teachers or peers and they embrace it to their later detriment.

And a lot of the people who are pushing the most of the people who think

the planet is overpopulated and we could do with less people. They're also of the

environmentalist cult. NBC's Think website. Think is where insane people go to voice opinions

and NBC gives them some veneer of mainstream credibility. I mean, think is the place with like every bat poop crazy idea you can think of has come out on this website.

And now this one is from a guy named Travis Ryder, the director of the master of bioethics degree program at Berman Institute of Bioethics.

A startling and honestly distressing view is beginning to receive serious consideration in both academic and popular discussions of climate change ethics.

According to this view, having a child is a major contributor to climate change.

The logical takeaway here is that everyone on Earth ought to consider having fewer children.

Although culturally controversial, the scientific half of this position is fairly well established.

Several years ago, scientists showed that having a child, especially for the world's wealthy,

is one of the worst things you can do for the environment.

That data was recycled this past summer in a paper showing that none of the activities most likely to reduce individual's carbon footprints are widely discussed.

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