>>96225875
Well yes. This does tie into capitalism and corporate oligarchs wanting to increase the number of people so there's tons of competition for a handful of jobs and wages are lowered while the cost of houses/land goes up which is good for private equity portfolios.
A lot of people have conspiracy theories about the elites wanting to make a monoculture but I feel like they don't really consider culture at all and think of it in terms of consumer stuff like food. They see humans as interchangeable worker-units, a way to make the line go up. Since they don't have deep values or faith in God they assume religion is a similar affectation(eg Justin Trudeau being genuinely surprised Muslim parents didn't want their kids learning LGBT stuff in school).
Strong families on the other hand are in the elites' crosshairs because they share expensive purchases likes houses/vehicles and pool their resources so some members can focus on education or domestic tasks. So families have to be destroyed so everyone's serf-maxxing as hard as possible. Capitalism is naturally bad for marriages(people think of everything as transactional and are taught to not be happy with what they have and to keep shopping for upgrades). This ties into TV shows portraying fathers as a big joke, siblings hating each other as normal, glamorizing single motherhood, etc.
