I'm part of, the one I am committed to reaching with the pro-life message. Instead, they grew up in the culture of death unleashed on that day. Not that there wasn't abortion in Canada before 1969, and not that there aren't other destructive forces in the world, but it's obvious that the legalization of abortion was a watershed. Even though I'm attending a Christian high school and most of my fellow students have been exposed to pro-life messages, there is a general lack of a desire to change the way the world is. I don't mean they don't care, but to some degree, most teens are desensitized to violence and death.
Death saturates their culture.
The violence you see on your TV is a reflection of a society that hates life, and it drives us toward worse crimes. On May 14, we will not be marking just a Day of Infamy, but the beginning of a generation of infamy and our culture of death. Most of you who are reading this are involved in supporting some kind of pro-life group. There are numerous worthy causes out there, from politics to education to crisis pregnancy centres, all of which are essential to end abortion in Canada. Many of you write or phone your MPs and provincial representatives.