Pro-life daily vid: OH students’ eyes opened to pro-life position
by Kelli
Three Northland High School students recently interacted with a member of Created Equal at one of their outreaches in Ohio, providing them with more of a pro-life education than they bargained for.
One young woman first looked at the photos displayed on the group’s literature and said of abortion, “A girl’s gotta do what they gotta do.” After some respectful conversation, watch what happens:
[youtube]http://youtu.be/IpDU58lKP2g[/youtube]
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Oct.20, 2014 12:00 pm |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Wonderful! I love that these young ladies were able to calmly and rationally consider the information they were presented. And I agree with the idea of covering this information in class. Abortion should be discussed in detail during HS sex ed.
These young women really reminded me of many clients I used to see when I worked at the pregnancy resource center.
They need to know the truth and they need to know that we are here to help them. I loved this video!!
It is so common sense. But we are human beings and we figure out what to believe by observing what those around us believe.
This is the whole “moral compass” thing.
The one young lady asks if killing the two year old would be abortion.
Two: she does not quite grasp the question, possibly because she does not have that moral compass.
Three – she goes to apply standards supplied to her by others. she asks about the killing of the hypothetical two-year-old – “that’s still abortion?”
If it is “abortion,” it is OK: a girl gotta do what a girl gotta do.
When the inquirer clarifies that killing a two-year-old is NOT abortion (yet), she can re-calibrate to what inherent, innate moral compass she has.
People, this is it. This is the magic. Here you see before your eyes, on vide, how the virtue-cult works.
It works in three leading ways (too well-known to those studying cults):
One: it is gradual but focused on the goal, while the prey does NOT know it is deliberate albeit gradual. Like a child molester grooming kids – get the kid to “own” it.
Two: Appeal to peoples’ desire to be virtuous, “correct” people.
“They tell us it is fine.” Plus, the girl-gotta-do vapid clogan.
Three: demonize your enemy.
–What has this young woman ALREADY HEARD about pro-life ppl?
“They didn’t tell that in school they told us that y’all wrong.”
Wow.
The opposing view MUST be dealt with.
Why?
Because the opposing view stands on it own. The virtue-cult CANNOT survive if people follow their inherent moral compass.
So, this guy must be headed off at the pass.
You NOW understand why pro-choicers interrupt college debates, tear down pro-life displays, etc.
THEY CANNOT HANDLE THE TRUTH.
Their cult will fail.
Go read info on cult recruitment. It follows the same pattern.
HERE, you see young women not yet already turned. They are being groomed for the virtue-cult.
Watch this until you see what we are up against: our schools, major media, civil rights activists, etc., have all bought in. Why? How? That SOUNDS impossible.
They were once in this transition phase to being the intelligent, virtuous leaders or all-correct cult members in society, and no one broke up that cult grooming.
Now you know. You have a big job if you want to talk sense to any of these otherwise perfectly rational and moral cult members. They will only change in the way cult members are deprogrammed, or you risk seriously angering them – provocation to violence, etc…
Kudos to the pro-life activist.
Hey Jill (or Kel),
Did you receive my pro-life newstip by email? (I emailed the site) a few days ago & haven’t heard back, just wanted to be sure the email didn’t accidentally end up bounced or in the wrong folder or something like that.
Hi Rachael,
I haven’t received it, but I’ll ask Jill. Which email did you use?
Thanks!
Hi Kel! I used the “jill@jillstanek.com” email. Thanks for checking!
This was cool, good stuff.