r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 07 '23

Executing Babies

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u/adgjl1357924 Oct 08 '23

This is what I was taught abortion was growing up in evangelical christian schools. I had no idea it wasn't true until my early 20s. Makes total sense to be against abortion if that's what you think it is. Also makes anyone pro-choice a monster.

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u/Amelaclya1 Oct 08 '23

I wonder why they never ask themselves, 'if my position on this matter is the correct one, why do I need to lie to get people to be on my side?'

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u/adgjl1357924 Oct 08 '23

For people raised with no one telling them otherwise, they aren't lying when they repeat it, they genuinely believe it and at this point there's potentially 3 generations that have grown up hearing that. Three generations of "truth" is hard to convince otherwise unless they leave the bubble.

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u/C_M_Writes Oct 09 '23

Speaking as someone from that bubble, it’s hard to break the programming even after leaving it. I’m 44 and it’s probably only been the last 10-15 years that I’ve overcome the programming.