A term implied in National Security Study Memorandum 200 written by Henry Kissinger. It basically implies that there are too many "useless eaters" consuming valuable resources would be better used by a "reduced" world population.
Unnütze Esser – (lit. "useless eaters" or "useless mouths") Similar to life unworthy of life, a designation for Jews unable to work, people with serious medical problems or disabilities, and other Untermenschen not deemed to be useful to Germany. The term was also applied to Jews, in general. It was used in the 1938 children's book Der Giftpilz by Julius Streicher, and in Philip K. Dick's book and its television adaptation, The Man in the High Castle.[
