The rise of doomers, preppers, and antinatalists on the Left reveals something deeper than the hollow posture of rebellion: a collapse of belief in tomorrow. A Left that chants “No future” isn’t just demoralized — it’s unserious, misanthropic, and bound to lose.

Guy Edward Bartkus, the suspect recently charged with suicide car-bombing a fertility clinic in California, was an efilist — a devotee of an extremist form of antinatalism.

Efilism, like all extreme ideologies today, is largely an internet phenomenon. Though broader interest in antinatalism — the belief that having kids is morally wrong — has been on the rise. Some believe that parents have no right to bring children into the world. One antinatalist in India sued his parents over the fact that he didn’t consent to being born. Oth

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