www.zerohedge.com It’s long been said that the greatest trick that the devil played was convincing people he didn’t exist. While an increasingly secularized world seen through the lens of moral relativism and away from the stark juxtaposition of a Manichaeistic duality of the struggle between light and dark has obfuscated the evil omnipresent in our lives, the wanton abandonment had for touting demonic forces may ultimately lead to a regression to the mean causing more people to resist the darkness so brazenly embraced as commonplace. From symbolism ubiquitously sewn into pop culture to outright advocacy for Satanism itself — it’s clear that humanity has never stopped fighting the battle between good and evil. While many chalk up the pervasive use of such symbolism as ironic and not to be taken literally —Â Cosmopolitan Magazine’s latest instance of promoting Satanism has swept the rug from under that juvenile and dismissive argument.
Last month, the popular magazine tailored toward the vanity of naive young women recently shared instructions with readers on how to perform a Satanic abortion ritual via its Instagram account. “Whatâs it like to have a Satanic abortion? For Jessica, a 37-year-old mother of three who received abortion medication via Samuel Alitoâs Momâs Satanic Clinic, âthe experience was just very supportive,â” Cosmo opined. The magazine’s Instagram post went up just 2 days after the magazine published a piece on The Satanic Temple’s abortion clinic which was named after the mother of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in response to his penning of the majority opinion on Dobbs v. Women’s Health, the case which overturned the long-standing precedent set forth by Roe v. Wade.
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