This exhortation for women to have as many babies as they can possibly have is a huge part of the Great Replacement Theory. And don’t ever kid yourself — by that they mean the great “dark” Replacement Theory. It’s white women who they want breeding like rabbits. (See: Viktor Orban) This is the intersection of racism, xenophobia and misogyny. Anti-birth control and abortion as a way of forcing the white majority to have very large families so as not to be “out-bred” by the people of color. It’s really not all that complicated. Here is an example of how that idea is being mainstreamed: The Deseret News is under fire for promoting an op-ed that praised Tucker Carlson’s views, even after The New York Times unveiled what appears to be a racist text message he sent after the Jan. 6 insurrection. Driving the news: The Deseret News, which is operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, posted a piece late Tuesday in which conservative opinion writer Bethany Mandel extolled Carlson’s advice to have “Mormon levels of children.” -At about the same time, The New York Times reported Carlson wrote a text message on Jan. 7, 2021, about a group attack on an “Antifa kid,” saying that’s “not how white men fight.” The message was cited in a lawsuit by Dominion Voting Systems, which Fox settled a week before firing Carlson. -The Desert News continued to promote Mandel’s story on social media after the Times report gained broad attention. The intrigue: Mandel wrote a political column for the Deseret News until March, when her controversial tweets about race and ethnicity resurfaced after she stammered…