Steph, Adam, Jessie May and Louise discuss how loaded language is used to shame and guilt adherents. Words and concepts shape thoughts and actions in a way that trap people subtly but powerfully. We discuss some of the language used to control people.
We also hear about Adam's cycling shorts, Louise's skirt and a brother who lost privileges until he could afford new tyres on his car. What happens when someone is stumbled? We're not entirely certain, but we know its not the little trip or fall that Jessie May describes. Who is blood guilty? Well not Adam and Steph because they told all their primary school friends that all the other 6 year olds were going to die at Armageddon.
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Music: 'You're Not Who You Say You Are' by Ancient Modesto, Written by Simon Endeacott, Produced by Ian David c Four Monkeys Records