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Viacom mind control programming targeting mothers
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I think you're missing the point I was trying to make. The segment I watched made it seem it's either/or. A mom can look nice, be sexy for her husband, and still enjoy motherhood. But, so much out there seems to tell women that having children means your life is over.
As a society, we should treasure the role of mother. Mothers are the future of our society. Good, devoted mothers mean stable children who will be productive and compassionate.
Quoting: Oubliette What do you think of those high school programs that proport to deter girls from single motherhood by presenting infants as the most disgusting, uncomfortable, horrible things that ruin your life? And sticking them with these robot babies to drive the point home... [ link to www.cals.ncsu.edu] Students fill out a nine-month time line to learn what happens during pregnancy. They learn about sexually transmitted diseases, what they are and how they are spread. They create an 18-year time line for their child’s life as a minor. And they develop a budget to discover what it costs to raise a child.
Then they receive their “babies” for five nights. Riemer usually hands out a special type of baby known as a “Real Care Baby.” Like the other computerized babies, these are programmed to be cared for by one person. But unlike those that require only insertion of a key to “respond” to a baby’s needs, the Real Care Babies must be fed bottles and have their diapers changed.
Sometimes they have to be rocked to quiet them down. They record how quickly the students respond to their needs, and they register any incidents of rough handling.Psycho leftists teaching children to hate babies.. after all, isn't this the punishment they deserve for not aborting the baby in the first place.. makes sense to me
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