Listers, the following is the culture of death’s enervating message wrapped up in an “innocuous” cartoon. The level of propaganda targeted toward children and young adults in this video is astonishing. Credit to Life Site News for bringing this 2005 video to the forefront.
It contains the following:
A “Superhero for Choice” that advocates the death merchant’s ideals
Pro-lifers depicted as zombies
A condom shooting pistol
A sleazy pro-life antagonist that “seduces” children into abstinence
Washington Monument covered by a condom
A pro-life senator depicted as “a grandiose narcissist” who is above the law
And much more filth…
7 comments
sneagan says:
Feb 3, 2012
They’ve been around for 89 whole years, so you know they have it right…wait a minute…
Kristen says:
Feb 9, 2012
Since the Church has been around over 2000 years, I guess we trump them on that brilliant argument!
Andre says:
Feb 7, 2012
Did anyone else notice that the “hero” in this video is named “Dionysus”? I thought, that is a strange name and sounds like a Greek god of some sort. So I googled the name and a Wikipedia page on Dionysus. The following paragraph, I thought, was enlightening:
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Euripides composed a tragedy about the destructive nature of Dionysus in The Bacchae. Since Euripides wrote this play while in the court of King Archelaus of Macedon, some scholars believe that the cult of Dionysus was malicious in Macedon but benign in Athens.
In the play, Dionysus returns to his birthplace, Thebes, which is ruled by his cousin Pentheus. Dionysus wants to exact revenge on Pentheus and the women of Thebes (his aunts Agave, Ino and Autonoe) for not believing his mother Semele’s claims of being impregnated by Zeus, and for denying Dionysus’s divinity (and therefore not worshiping him).
Dionysus slowly drives Pentheus mad, lures him to the woods of Mount Cithaeron, and then convinces him to spy/peek on the Maenads (female worshippers of Dionysus, who often experienced divine ecstasy). The Maenads are in an insane frenzy when Pentheus sees them (earlier in the play they had ripped apart a herd of cattle), and they catch him but mistake him for a wild animal. Pentheus is torn to shreds, and *his mother* (Agave, one of the Maenads), not recognizing her own son because of her madness, *brutally tears his limbs off* as he begs for his life.
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I don’t think the name “Dionysus” was an accident in light of this.
narp says:
Mar 5, 2012
prayer need big time~~~
Mary says:
Mar 25, 2012
This is probably being shown to all young public school children, and definitely to all Girl Scouts (don’t buy their cookies!!)….who will ever be able to re-educate them once this trash is in their heads? God help us all.
KSchmidt says:
Mar 28, 2012
I am not the type to burry my head in the sand, nor do I aim to carefully offend no one. However it saddens me that such a positive thing as SPL would include “filth” with all the uplifting lists and articles SPL offers. No solution or action is offered, there is no redeeming quality in posting this. It seems like simply cursing the darkness.
enness says:
Apr 6, 2012
KSCHMIDT, I think it’s more like exposing something very dark to the light of day.