These people really are something, folks.

From CathNews.com:

Eighty five year old Carl Djerassi the Austrian chemist who helped invent the contraceptive pill now says that his co-creation has led to a “demographic catastrophe.” …

Djerassi outlined the “horror scenario” that occurred because of the population imbalance, for which his invention was partly to blame. He said that in most of Europe there was now “no connection at all between sexuality and reproduction.” He said: “This divide in Catholic Austria, a country which has on average 1.4 children per family, is now complete.”

He described families who had decided against reproduction as “wanting to enjoy their schnitzels while leaving the rest of the world to get on with it.”

Let’s review the people who have had second thoughts on the sexual revolution that has separated sexuality from procreation:

Dr. Bernard Nathanson was a co-founder of NARAL. He left his abortion practice in the late 1970s and has written a book The Hand of God and is now a pro-life activist.

Norma McCorvey, the plantiff (Jane Roe) who successfully overturned all abortion laws in America. She is now gives pro-life speeches across the country.

And now, we have Austrian chemist Carl Djerassi. Oh, perhaps, he’s not a full pro-lifer. But he acknowledges the problems with families neglecting to have any more than one child.

Welcome, sir.