Posted on 01/13/2021 7:40:43 PM PST by Ennis85
January 13, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) – The primary uses of the propaganda campaign to bully the public into thinking President Donald Trump “incited” the storming of the U.S. Capitol last week are obvious: whip up enough fear and anger at the president to impeach and bar him from running again in 2024, divide Republican officeholders who have kept Trump’s base at arm’s length, and create a pretense to expand their war on dissenting social media voices. But there’s one more target that has largely gone overlooked, and it’s slated to descend on the nation’s capital in less than three weeks.
Friday, January 29 will be the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., an event no stranger to controversy, which will almost certainly face unprecedented opposition in light of last week’s attacks. And this time, that opposition will be bolstered a contingent of “conservative” and “pro-life” voices who, thanks to NeverTrump groupthink’s impact on the ability to reason objectively, are now endorsing the exact same “logic” that has been used against pro-lifers for years, and will surely be used to demonize and perhaps even try to cancel the March for Life:
As the death toll mounts, do not forget that an unfit president stoked yesterday’s attack.
As the death toll mounts, remember this image.
Will our nation’s leaders at long last have the courage to seek justice? Impeach and remove Trump. Expel Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz. https://t.co/rpB09E5Cnl— David French (@DavidAFrench) January 8, 2021
I give #prolife advocates dialogue tips for a living. Here’s one. If you’re a conservative, (not all pro-lifers are,) be ready to unashamedly denounce Trump and the mob he and his supporters stoked today. Without hesitation. If not, why would they listen to you about abortion?
— Josh Brahm (@JoshBrahm) January 6, 2021
We are witnessing absolute banana republic crap in the United States Capitol right now. @realdonaldtrump, you need to call this off. pic.twitter.com/0QGx2PlXFY
— Rep. Mike Gallagher (@RepGallagher) January 6, 2021
And right on cue:
Last week’s attacks on our country were terrifying—it was horrifying to watch a violent mob attack our Capitol, encouraged by Trump and other Republicans.
But it wasn’t surprising to those of us paying attention to the link between anti-choice extremism and white supremacists.— NARAL (@NARAL) January 12, 2021
This is violent rhetoric.
It is objectively false and meant to incite others to commit crimes against clinics, patients, and health care providers.
This is what domestic terrorism looks like. https://t.co/aVBebVkKGc— Leah Torres, MD (@LeahNTorres) January 7, 2021
The “logic” goes like this: even though there was nothing violent about Trump’s speech, it still stokes violence to rail against an alleged injustice (government refusing to address election fraud), which makes people angry, then have those people march to a government building (the Capitol) to protest it.
If we were to accept this premise, then why wouldn’t it apply with equal force to railing against another injustice (the judiciary illicitly forcing all 50 states to allow abortion), which makes at least as many people angry, then have those people march to another government building (the Supreme Court) to protest it?
It can’t be that Trump crowds are more violent than pro-life crowds, for the simple fact that a Trump crowd had never turned violent before January 6.
It can’t be that the underlying causes are different, because executing innocent children on a massive scale for convenience is even more evil – and thus more anger-inducing – than breaking the law to flout democracy.
And it can’t be that the incitement accuser recognizes the case against abortion is true but thinks Trump’s stolen-election claims are false, because the credibility of a claim matters precious little to the victim of an extremist who believes it.
The fact that pro-lifers were right about partial-birth abortion didn’t slow the Left down one bit in accusing us of complicity in George Tiller’s death. And, even after acknowledging how Lin Wood and Sidney Powell tainted the case with shoddy work and bad information, the simple fact remains that it is reasonable to question the integrity of this election, based not on conspiracy theories but based on more than a decade’s worth of extensive coverage of vote fraud... much of it published by the same people now claiming Trump has nothing more than “unhinged and poisonous lies.”
It’s clear that people who know better are going along with this silencing attempt for no better reason than that they wish to be rid of Donald Trump. But, as with so many battles of the past four years, it didn’t begin with him and won’t stop with him. Pro-lifers especially should be the first to see through it, and the last to legitimize it.
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Matches exactly what I and others reported in realtime on the ground on Jan 6. Pre-planned operation by bad actors.
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That’s the goal. Make those pesky people who demand all sorts of awkward signing of promises to protect the babies in the womb go away. Not hold them accountable for their actions.
I read “The Illuminati”, a political fiction novel about the time Bill Clinton was re-elected. Almost as depressed after that as I am now.
Anyway - It starts out with a false-flag operation in a Washington pro-life march, having the infiltrators bringing guns and shooting people. Of course, the evil pro-lifers are blamed, and the “Illuminati” begin to take over the country.
It was the first thing I thought of last week when Antifa put on MAGA gear and stormed the capitol.
And now - the March for Life... I hope no one gets hurt.
Sadly, he has been the pro-Hillary/pro-Biden go-to "conservative" for Christian/conservative journalists.
He is the worst kind and sadly he will probably rot in hell.
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