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OPINION
I Will March for Life Before and After the Fall of Roe | Opinion
DANIELLE D'SOUZA GILL
ON 1/21/22
OPINION
ABORTION
ROE V WADE
SUPREME COURT
PRO-LIFE
It has been almost 50 years since the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade.
Those 50 years, for pro-lifers, have been a long and difficult road. While the pro-choice movement enjoyed the upper hand due to the sweeping Court decision, pro-life Americans felt as though, no matter how many hearts and minds were changed, they still faced an uphill battle.
Many states passed pro-life legislation and a tide of support for babies grew, but alas, there remained the great obstacle of Roe v. Wade.
Finally, when the Supreme Court decided to revisit this issue last year in the case Dobbs v. Jackson, we saw some light at the end of the tunnel. This may be the last March for Life during which Roe is intact.
That is not to say abortion will be outlawed next year, by any means. If Roe v. Wade is overturned, the issue will merely return to the states. States like New York and California will have radical pro-abortion laws, as they do now, but things will be different for states like Ohio that have passed heartbeat bills, or states like Mississippi that have passed bills limiting abortion after 15 weeks. Those laws will be allowed to stay intact, and will not be struck down post Roe.
In other words, states—and, more importantly, voters—will finally be able to weigh in on this important issue, and not a moment too soon.
Since 1973 there have been radical improvements in medical technology and care. Viability has become possible earlier and earlier, as technology allows babies to survive earlier outside the womb on their own. Medical advancements mean that premature babies can get heart transplants and advanced brain surgery, and babies born without a rectum, uterus or other body parts can have surgery as well.
Dr. Ben Carson has performed brain surgery on babies as young as 25 weeks. In an appearance on The View in 2015, Carson said, "I've spent my entire career trying to preserve life and give people quality of life, even operating on babies in the womb, operating all night long sometimes on premature babies." Carson added, "And I get to meet those people when they're adults." Does it make sense to refer to these babies, who are so similar to us, as mere "clusters of cells?"
Abortion protest
WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 20: Anti-abortion activists protest outside of a Planned Parenthood clinic on January 20, 2022 in Washington, DC. The protest was organized by the Purple Sash Revolution and Priests for Life, calling for defunding and replacing of Planned Parenthood. On Friday, thousands of anti-abortion activists are expected in Washington, DC for the annual March For Life.
It's become absurd to argue that there isn't human life in the womb during pregnancy. The advancement of ultrasound, which now allows parents to see their baby in the first trimester, has been a game changer. I often see my friends announcing their pregnancy by simply posting a photo of their ultrasound on social media. Often no caption is required—everyone seeing this photo knows exactly what's happening. The photo will receive comments like "I'm so happy for you" and "Congratulations" and "a family of three!" No one asks whether it's a human life. No one calls it a "cluster of cells," an ambiguous form, a rock or a toe. No, this is a human being with his or her own heartbeat, head, DNA and genitalia. We all know we are talking about a baby.
When the Dobbs case was being argued, neither the Justices nor Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, representing the Biden administration, disputed the fact that we are talking about a human life. No one can reasonably argue that a baby in the womb is not a human being.
Justice Harry Blackmun, in his majority opinion for Roe, famously said, "We need not resolve the difficult question of when life begins."
But this question is at the heart of the issue. It should not be sidelined or forgotten, since we are talking about not just life, but human life, the life of the next generation. And today, that question is settled. What is really being debated now is not whether a preborn child is a human, but whether some humans, specifically babies, can be killed. That is the reality of the issue.
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While the overturning of Roe v. Wade would be a huge win worthy of celebration, our work will not be over. While pro-choice activists would like us to disappear into the past, that will not happen. Overturning Roe is merely the next step in achieving a pro-life nation.
We must continue to change hearts and minds to transform our culture. We must continue to support crisis pregnancy centers that save babies, and yes, move forward with further legal activism.
Facing such a grave evil as abortion, our next legal goal should be a federal amendment that affords babies in the womb as much protection as minority groups, women and others. It will take time for us to get the majority we need for this to happen. It may take another 50 years. But we will not give up.
I am especially honored to be the master of ceremonies at the 27th annual National Prayer Service before the March for Life, where we will bring together faith leaders from around the nation who have been the most bold and courageous defenders of life.
This is just the beginning. Let us consider the wins that come with every passing year as added fuel in our rocket, as added fire to our spirit, so that we may press on and never lose sight of what is at stake.
Danielle D'Souza Gill is the author of The Choice: The Abortion Divide in America, and the Epoch Times host of Counterculture with Danielle D'Souza Gill.
The views expressed in this article are the writer's own.
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A far-right website created 36 days ago is more popular on Facebook than the Washington Post
Judd Legum
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Brandon Gill "provides strategic marketing direction for Conservative Brief," the right-wing website whose underhanded tactics were exposed in yesterday's Popular Information. But he is also the founder and editor of his own website, DC Enquirer.
The DC Enquirerwebsite was registered on January 8, 2022. The first article was posted on January 19, 2022 — just 36 days ago. The site is so new that you can't find it by Googling its name.
The content is unremarkable, aggregated pieces designed to push the buttons of the right. Recent headlines include "Republican Party Ditches RINO Views in Favor Pro-Trump Populism, Now Starting to Win Over Hispanic Voters" and "Chilling New Meme Shows Us The Future The Left Wants and It’s Devastating."
But in just over a month, the DC Enquirer has become more popular on Facebook than the Washington Post. Its rapid success on Facebook is the result of an audacious scheme to manipulate the Facebook algorithm.
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Brandon Gill is the husband of right-wing pundit and author Danielle D'Souza Gill and the son-in-law of conservative polemicist Dinesh D'Souza. Both D'Souza and D'Souza Gill frequently post content from DC Enquirer.
The success of the site, however, is not dependent on Gill's relatives. Rather, there is an extensive network of Facebook pages that are centrally controlled. They purport to be independent of DC Enquirer and have names like America First ("We are an independent group of patriotic Americans who deeply love this great country"), Keep Texas Red ("We are an independent group of concerned Texans who want to help keep Texas from flipping blue"), and Conservative Americans ("We are conservative Americans who love the America we grew up in").
But after DC Enquirer publishes an article, all of these "independent" Facebook pages post the link in unison. Here is what happened after DC Enquirer published "Freedom Convoy on the Verge of Victory as Multiple Canadian Provinces Announce an End to Restrictions" on February 9.
Many of these pages post this link, with the same message, within seconds of each other.
Facebook has a "Page transparency" box which is supposed to reveal the true owner of each page. Yesterday, the Facebook pages in the DC Enquirer network were listed as owned by either Defending Freedom LLC or Defending Liberty LLC. These LLCs both have the same address in Wyoming and the same phone number. (A message was not returned.) But neither is officially linked to the DC Enquirer, which, according to its website, is owned by The Boswell Project LLC.
(After Popular Information began reporting this story and contacted Facebook for comment, the owners of all the pages were changed to The Boswell Project LLC.)
The coordinated posting of the DC Enquirer articles by these Facebook pages has made the site remarkably popular. According to Crowdtangle, an social media analytics service owned by Facebook, links to the DC Enquirer attracted 2.19 million Facebook engagements (a combination of likes, reactions, comments, and shares) in the 10 days ending February 23. In the same time period, links to the Washington Post, an organization that has existed since 1877 and employs over 1000 journalists, had 1.49 million engagements. (Yesterday's piece on the Conservative Brief relied on data from the independent social media analytics service NewsWhip. But DC Enquirer is so new that NewsWhip hasn't started tracking it yet.)
All of this is supposed to be against the rules. Facebook prohibits "coordinated inauthentic behavior," which it defines as when "groups of pages or people work together to mislead others about who they are or what they are doing." This appears to be exactly what the network propping up the DC Enquirer is doing.
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How did the DC Enquirer gain control over so many large Facebook pages?
The network of Facebook pages has turned the DC Enquirer into a major force in a very short period of time. But how did the DC Equirer gain control of these pages? It appears it built them from scratch.
Brandon Gill started his Facebook page on November 6, 2021, and he already has 1,077,467 This is pretty impressive for someone with no significant public profile. Gill's Twitter account, which he started in January 2022, has 55 followers. Most of Gill's posts are screenshots of his Twitter account or links to DC Enquirer.
Gill, however, was able to build up his page by running Facebook ads like this one.
According to Facebook's ad database, Gill spent between $66,000 and $83,000 running these kinds of ads. They appear to violate Facebook's prohibition on spam,which is defined as "content that is designed to deceive, or that attempts to mislead users, to increase viewership." Here, Gill makes it seem like Facebook users will be signing a petition or participating in a poll about removing Biden from office. Actually, they are simply following his Facebook page.
Gill also ran ads encouraging people to "tap the BIG thumbs up button" if they want to remove Kamala Harris from office, if want to remove Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from office, or if they support Donald Trump. All of the pages in the network in the DC Enquirer network ran identical ads.
These ads are deceptive and highly effective. They've allowed DC Enquirer to build up Facebook pages with large followings in a very short period of time. Red Wave, for example, was started on December 30, 2021, and already has over 650,000 followers.
D'Souza Gill has run the same ads, although her page has been active since 2013. The pages in the DC Enquirer network, including D'Souza Gill, have spent between $243,000 and $298,000 on Facebook these ads since last November.
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