The Malthus fraud

"The defeat of the British government by American revolutionaries in 1776 and the role of the laboring classes in overthrowing the French monarchy in 1789 inspired confidence among working people and fear among the elites, posing the need for an ideological counterattack. The Essay on Population was Malthus's contribution to this battle of ideas. It was then and is still today nothing but an attempt to deceive us into believing that society's ills are caused not by the greed-driven economy, but by poor people "overpopulating." It serves to divert us from carrying out the necessary revolutionary solutions to the problems we face. The fact that there is not a single historical example that supports Malthus's doctrine has had no effect on its success among today's propagandists for the status que. This is because it never was a scientific theory, but a religious-political dogma, more akin to antisemitism and racism."