Jason Evert speaks up against the RH Bill

Listen to one of the most passionate speakers in the world speak up against the RH Bill! Even if he is not Filipino, he knows what the truth is about Reproductive Health, contraception, abortion! Listen!

This was taken at the Truth and Dare event of Couples for Christ Foundation for Family and Life, Pro-Life Philippines and I Keep Love Real.

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[joivillas]

He's honest and brave enough to contradict what people like you believe in! Let me ask you this, If you were a woman, would you rather let yourself have the increased rate of Breast cancer rather than to give a child a chance to live? If you choose your way of "contraception", you die gradually with increased "self-inflicted suffering". You see, contraception is not the way. Because your claimed solution "contraception" is flawed itself.

[mattinuk]

its not just reducing the number of "corrupt rich politicians". people we need to do our homework. look at how much money the politicians "earn" and then look how much bankers, people in "financial services", etc. "earn" and ask yourself: who's got the influence in this world? who can afford to change laws? who can afford advertising and lawyers and tv time.... dear fellow catholics, we need to wise up. politicians are *not* the top of the food chain. please think carefully. and pray.

[tashy00]

the pill kills. It harms women, the preborn, the environment.

[glamanimefan132]

I saw Jason & Crystalina speak 4 years ago at Steubenville S.D. His Message Is AMAZING. Chastity is the way to go. :)

[xtine004]

Jason Evert, you are my hero! :)

[johndborra]

@ahnjikwang "He says that pills increase the risk of breast cancer, but fails to say they pretty much ELIMINATE THE POSSIBILITY OF DYING IN CHILDBIRTH SINCE YOU WON'T GET PREGNANT."

Bro, I think you're talking about chastity. Having babies out of love pretty much eliminates the possibility of dying during delivery. Peace!

[ryanEstandarte]

@ahnjikwang Here's part 2

Now for us being educated, what do you think we should do morally whether you're Catholic or not? Teach them the value of the gift of sex, not much on the upper spectrum but in the lower spectrum, those who are uneducated. They are the ones that need our help and not the drugs and all.

We need people like you to help reject this RH bill. You are a wise person I believe and everything has been given to you. Use it wisely.

[ryanEstandarte]

@ahnjikwang Here's my reply to what you've replied to my comment earlier & I'll post it in 2 parts.

Correct me if I'm wrong bro, but from what you've said is that you're giving me the impression that having a child is a sin or a disease, regardless of the Family Net Profit. As what Jason Evert said, trim down the corrupt officials in our government and return what they stole from us and you will see that the money that they stole will feed the poorest 20% in our country having 5.9 children.

[gregsbox2001]

@ahnjikwang If an individual looks at contraception even in a completely objective stand point, he/she will come to only one true conclusion, contraception is a flawed concept. Pregnancy is not a illness that we need to protect women from and to use the 11 Filipinas who day each day as a reason to condone contraception is a complete injustice to these women. Jason Evert speaks with perfect logic and we should believe him because he is extremely honest.

[xavyniceday]

@ahnjikwang The answer to Pinays dying in child birth is not to give them pills and other oral contraceptives. It is to improve the hospitals in the provinces and rural areas. That way, these women will have more access to safe and equipped hospitals. The answer is to lessen corruption. The world is twisting our view by saying it is the poor people's fault for getting pregnant. NO! It is our fault for stealing the money that is meant for them.

[ryanEstandarte]

@ahnjikwang Bro, he may have just said one type of birth control but he has a lot for sure due to the limited time constraint. But here's one fact and I always say this to my friends: If only we have been so responsible of the use of this gift, then this would have never happened. If only we have been responsible from the start, then the bill should have never been written.