For as long as the Internet has existed, people have been finding ways to make money from it. Some use it to sell things, others use it to better advertise to potential customers. Stock trading is almost exclusively done online these days, and online cryptocurrency has made people very rich.
Yes, there are many methods of making money from the Internet, some better than others. But of all the ways to make money, 'influencing' is without a doubt among the worst. The typical social media influencer profits off of being a human goyslop faucet, promoting brands, idealisms, and lifestyles that transform you into a mindless money-spending, screen-addicted slave.
But even worse than the typical social media influencer is a special type of influencer: the parenting influencer. Typically called 'influencer parents', 'family influencers', or 'family vloggers', these individuals use their children as content, putting their young lives on screens for everyone to see.
Children of influencer parents do not get any say in having their face plastered all over the Internet. They are often abused both on and off screen, and their parents often have them only partially dressed or suggestively dressed, as this gets more views. You can guess why.
There is absolutely nothing moral about what they do. It is not 'cute', it is not 'wholesome'. It is cruel, and when the White Revolution comes, we must ban this practice.
And there's one more thing too. These parents often portray kids as burdens and hassles. They portray parenting as a chore, a hardship. Is parenting hard at times? Of course. But overall, raising a child is not only a blessing but THE blessing. The ultimate achievement in life.
But these influencers portray otherwise, because chaotic family situations get more views. And people unfortunately listen. The White birth rate has taken a plunge ever since social media has been introduced.
We must act, and we must act soon. Children are blessings, not burdens. They are gifts, not goyslop. And our White America must treat them as such.
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The Moral Cost of Monetizing Parenthood on Social Media
September 29, 2026
