“Two professors discussed dismantling capitalism and electing a female president to restore reproductive rights, and warned of a dystopian future with ‘cannibalism’ and ‘forced breeding camps,’ at an event held Wednesday at Arizona State University,” reports The College Fix.
The event was held both in person and on Zoom. The featured professors were Jenny Irish, an English professor at ASU, and Angela Lober, director of the Academy of Lactation Programs at ASU’s Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation.
“Professor Lober opened the one-hour moderated discussion by stating she ‘got into this space because the United States hates women and everything the female body does.'”
Irish said she fears the possibility of “forced breeding camps” and “cannibalism.” “So much of our reality points toward those futures,”’ she said.
Lober said, “The balance between hope and despair is an everyday experience for me.”
Asked what they would do to protect reproductive rights, Lober said “dismantle capitalism” and “elect a female president.”
Irish also discussed transgenderism, claiming there is an “all-out assault on the trans community and people’s ability to self-identify” in the United States. “It is disgusting, immoral, and wrong,” she exclaimed.
When asked about the recent sharp fall in birth rates worldwide — which has resulted in the average woman having less than 1 kid in places like Korea and parts of China — Lober said it doesn’t “bother” her, as “we are overpopulated.”
Professor Lober said she encourages her own children not to have children of their own.
