The satanic temple has only been around for about a decade, but they've already had a massive impact on those around them.

Whether that's by arranging for LGBT-ou couples to kiss on the grave of the

Westboro Baptist Church founder's mother or through their advocacy for abortion

rights or the extremely alarming anti-Semitic remarks of one of the temple's founders, because of course

that had to be a thing. Everyone knows them for something a little different. Today I want to get to the

bottom of who the satanic temple is, how they work, and if they truly

advocate for others in the way they claim.

Hello everyone and welcome to the corporate casket. I'm the Illuminati and today we're going to be talking about the satanic temple or TST for short.

After the recent news about Roe v. Wade potentially stripping away many women of their access to abortion

rights and of course the right to medical privacy, a lot of people have been searching for ways to

support the pro-choice movement. Perhaps an unlikely but largely welcomed resource has come in the form of the

satanic temple. The group has made waves in recent years. For example, they created the

After School Satan Club, which is really just a lot of games and crafts for kids.

These aren't meant to indoctrinate but push back on the Christian programs that thousands

of schools offer, such as the Good News Program.

They're about offering alternatives, and well-known streamers like Hassan Abbey have played

clips of their meetings borrowed from Channel 5.

The Good News Club is in 6,500 public schools across the nation, prides itself on getting other children to indoctrinate their peers by, you know, using

threats of internal damnation and health.

And so what after school Satan Club is doing is offering a safe alternative to those clubs.

We don't actually teach Satanism.

We don't try to prothitize to the children.

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