Gerard Slawinski

Posted

25 Sep 22:52

I'm listening to The Kenzie debate right now.  Pearl, let me say real quick,  I am "prolife" and I don't think women are going to reverse the abortion trend they're on and it will prove disastrous for our society. 

That said, I want to impress upon you that Kenzie won that debate. The reason being that,  in short,  she is cold and calculated on the topic at hand. She's in the debate to win. 

I sense that you hold emotion towards the topic that you try hard to mask but it still comes through.  In these instances,  I think you'd do well to be as cold and detached as Kenzie is towards the topic. 

If you listen back to the debate, I believe that you'll find that she's very skilled in getting you on the back foot. Folks, like Destiny for example, are good at that. It's very much a part of their strategy.  She dictates the pace of the debate. In a way, the conversation starts to resemble her interviewing you. 

I think and I suggest for your consideration to become cold and detached.  To set the pace.  Concentrate, perhaps, on interviewing her. 

For example,  one that I recall,  you remember when you brought up late term abortion and ripping a fully formed baby limb from limb. 

She said that doesn't happen.  Which,  of course, in some instances it surely does happen.  

Acting as though you're interviewing her you might say something like, "Hypothetically, let's say as part of a late term abortion the doctor did have to rip the baby apart,  limb from limb.  Do you think that would be a bit gruesome?"

She'd probably say, "It's not a baby.  It's a fetus."

"Sure. It's a fetus." You could say.  "Do you think that it would be a bit gruesome if the doctor ripped off its limbs or crushed it skull or something like that? Would that be gruesome to you? "

She would deny it happens again and you don't even have to respond.  Just look at the camera. We all know this happens.  She's denying reality. 

You are interviewing her.  Not the other way around.  She needs to struggle to explain her stances.  Not you.  Have her on the back foot. You set the pace. These liberal women are cold and calculated.  The ones that can articulate use these methods.  Best wishes, Pearl. I plan to continue supporting your efforts. 

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