I'm not sure how "but he did it too!" makes something right.
Another "Pro Lifer" kills...
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I'm not sure how "but he did it too!" makes something right.
You were the one calling the pro life movement terrorists because their supposedly irresponsible rhetoric somehow enabled this killing. That is the same kind of attempted censorship that Bill Clinton tried to use on Rush after Oklahoma City. It was despicable then and it is despicable now.
And it's actually not a caricature. The correct term is analogy.
You nailed it again.
Don't hold your best cards like that, show us where I said that. You know, if you weren't just making it up.
No, what I've said is that it is not only immoral but shortsighted and actually harmful for the pro-life movement to not (verbally) attack those who ratchet up the rhetoric with statements such as "baby killer", "evil", and other exaggerations to exploit the fears of others for ratings. If the pro-life movement won't vehemently attack these extremists because it's the right thing to do, then they could at least see that it's in the best interests of the pro-life movement to be seen as the moderates as to appeal to undecideds.
In every single post you seem to be having arguments in your head with some imaginary opponents about everything except the topic.
Killing an angel of death...... Mmmmm ?
not such a bad thing.....just the law of nature.
God is not mocked......What so ever a man sows this shall he also reep.
Isn't this reality.....this guy had it good for along time.....every dog had his day....surely you and I will.
If your living your life as though God does not exist you had damned better be right.
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not such a bad thing.....just the law of nature.
God is not mocked......What so ever a man sows this shall he also reep.
Isn't this reality.....this guy had it good for along time.....every dog had his day....surely you and I will.
If your living your life as though God does not exist you had damned better be right.
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how are they not terrorists?
They target,highlight doctors who provide LEGAL treatment and then they incite the zealot soldiers to murder them.
FOX news has devoted a lot of time in inciting murder against dr tiller.Oreilly called them death mills,murderers etc..repeatedly.FOX news and oreilly should be up on murder charges for inciting murder.
The pro life movement has seen its wackos blow up the 96 olympics and murder 5 doctors in 8 yrs...Name me one other movement that is more dangerous than these retards?These folks are nuts and dangerous and have a long proven record of domestic terror and murder.Yes that report back in april was quite prophetic about how right wing extremism presented a great growing problem especially the anti abortion movement!Conservatives protested it was directed at them(oh my,why would they think that-haha).Anyway the dhs chief relented and rejected the report.Ooops!
I take it if George Bush was murdered you would be telling people that Keith Olbermann should be up on murder charges for inciting murder?
After you answer that question could you possibly tell me what it is like to live with chemicals in your brain that are completely unbalanced which causes compulsive, emotional, ignorant, illogical and outright bias reactions?
Just remember to look both ways when crossing the street.
I was sitting on the train the other day and some obviously brainwashed dolt was reading the NY times and I peered over his shoulder and noticed these two headlines.
Anti abortion foe kills doctor.
Man slays us soldier.
They conveniently dropped off muslim from the headline.
"All the half truths, factual omissions, opinion disquised as news that's fit to print"
Anti abortion foe kills doctor.
Man slays us soldier.
They conveniently dropped off muslim from the headline.
"All the half truths, factual omissions, opinion disquised as news that's fit to print"
Boy, ya got me there, I really can't think of any...
another maroon...
I did a Google News search as well as a NYTimes archive search and there is no article listed with that headline.
Additionally, if the Muslim guy was an Al-Qaeda member, you would have a point. But he wasn't. It's also difficult if not impossible to find rhetoric on any side that violence should be used against army recruiters.
Meanwhile, the other guy was a member of an organized group that espoused violence, had the "Operation Rescue" number on his dashboard through which he was supplied court and location information about Dr. Tiller, and was one of an ongoing series of dozens upon dozens, if not hundreds attacks from pro-life people stretching back decades. It's trivially easy to find rhetoric encouraging violence against doctors.