Well, I learned a new word today

[Snarkoleptic]

14. When I was in college, a group of Jesuits had a table set up in the student union, near the anti-choice table.

"If you love them, let them starve." was printed on their table drape.
I chatted them up a bit and the gist was-
Feeding people in areas where there was insufficient food supply is increasing/dragging out suffering as already starving people are having children who are also suffering.

It was a odd viewpoint in light of the teachings of Jesus, so I shrugged it off as I didn't want a 3 on 1 debate.
>I'm an Atheist, but the school had some mandatory Theology courses and there were always weirdo groups setting up tables. The anti-choice folks were always handing out metal pins that looked like tiny baby feet and they seemed sincere, although misguided IMHO.

I though about this after reading a Newsweek piece where I had to look-up the word "efilism"-

Meanwhile, some social media users circulated what they claimed was a manifesto posted by the bomber which shared pro-mortalist ideas.

Pro-mortalism or anti-natalism is the belief that it is better for people to die to prevent endured suffering than to continue living.

It also shared a belief in efilism, which is similarly anti-natalist

The alleged manifesto, seen by Newsweek, did not offer any views about political parties or address other topics.

https://www.newsweek.com/palm-springs-bomb-suspect-manifesto-2073743