Pro-life video of the day: How to make your own pro-life signs
by LauraLoo
Abortion abolitionist Todd Bullis demonstrates how to mount vinyl signs to a coroplast substrate. These are probably the most commonly used and easy-to-deploy signs on the market.
Most local printers in your area can print on vinyl that will stick to a substrate. Coroplast has been found to be the most affordable, versatile and weather-resistant material to use for these types of applications:
[youtube]http://youtu.be/iLnSimA99Go[/youtube]
Todd was also featured in January about spreading the anti-abortion message “anywhere and everywhere” with drop cards.
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[HT: Jill]
Apr.10, 2013 12:00 pm |
Video of the day |
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.
Good for Todd. When he was at the March for Life in Dallas, telling all the pro-life marchers how pathetic their attempts to defend life were, his signs looked pretty ragged.
So, when will Todd’s tiny group figure out that abortion and contraception are inextricably linked, and we’ll never be rid of the former until people stop the latter? Abolish Human Abortion still hems on contraception on their website. Wait, that’s not true. They still claim contraception use is fine on their website. But, only Todd and his group have the pro-life purity to denigrate the efforts of Catholics, Baptists, and essentially the entire pro-life movement outside themselves.