Anti-abortion groups offering students money prizes to make anti-Planned Parenthood videos
One of the biggest accusations promulgated to support why Planned Parenthood is “evil” and should be stripped of all federal funding is that the health care
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One of the biggest accusations promulgated to support why Planned Parenthood is “evil” and should be stripped of all federal funding is that the health care provider supposedly helps pimps get away with trafficking underage girls.
This oft-repeated statement received a revival recently thanks to the work of anti-abortion rights media group Live Action, best known for setting up a New Jersey Planned Parenthood manager who wascaught on tape assisting a fake pimp and his fake underage sex slaves.
The film was a wild success for the anti-abortion movement and has been used by Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) and other lawmakers to help pass legislation that defunds Planned Parenthoodin the U.S. House.
Leading up to the Senate vote, this week several youth-led anti-abortion groups began a “Tell Congress” YouTube contest, which asks other teenagers and college students to make anti-abortion videos.
The contest involves Live Action, Students for Life of America, Survivors of the Abortion Holocaustand several others.
Here’s the deal, according to a Students for Life of America blog: Students 14-25 are being asked to make a YouTube video that’s no longer than five minutes on why Planned Parenthood should be de-funded. All entering videos must have the tag “2011 Expose Planned Parenthood Video Contest”.
For inspiration, contestants are instructed to watch Live Action’s videos, which often involve hiding cameras in clinics.
The winning filmmaker will win $1,000; the runner-up gets $500; and the third-place winner gets a Survivors Pro-Life Training Camp scholarship (a supposed $400 value).
The contest ends March 7.
Hajra Shannon
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