More Than Just A Wingnut

 

My simple advice to young men:

Find a woman.

Fall in love.

Get married.

Have more children than you can afford. Have an insane amount of kids.

God loves you and He has a purpose for you.#AMFEST2023 pic.twitter.com/dq9ZuAtcJ7

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) December 18, 2023

 

On August 12, 1938, Adolf Hitler institutes the Mother’s Cross, to encourage German women to have more children, to be awarded each year on August 12, Hitler’s mother’s birthday.

The German Reich needed a robust and growing population and encouraged couples to have large families. It started such encouragement early. Once members of the distaff wing of the Hitler Youth movement, the League of German Girls, turned 18, they became eligible for a branch called Faith and Beauty, which trained these girls in the art of becoming ideal mothers. One component of that ideal was fecundity. And so each year, in honor of his beloved mother, Klara, and in memory of her birthday, a gold medal was awarded to women with seven children, a silver to women with six, and a bronze to women with five.