George Tiller (Child Murderer) shot to death at Wichita church

Wichita Eagle ^ | 05/30/2009 | Stan Finger

[Kansas58]

Kansas Abortionist George Tiller was shot today as he was going to Church.

[Palladin]

waggy, don’t be so quick to label Tiller’s killer a murderer. He/she hasn’t been caught yet. So we have no way of knowing whether it was a coldblooded contract killer, or a man or woman deranged by the sorrow of having his/her child killed by Tiller. Or any other variations.

“Murder” implies intent. Tiller was a murderer...he always had the intent of savagely ending a human life.

The person who did this may be guilty of manslaughter, or may be innocent by reason of insanity.

Let’s wait for the trial, HUH?

Since we are all being so broadminded here.

[Ol' Sparky]

You do realize that if this story proves true, that it will be played by the liberal Barry media as the work committed by a rightwing extremist?

And, this incident will be used by the media to create a backlash against the pro-life movement, even though most opposed to abortion oppose murdering abortion doctors.

[Arkinsaw]

A side of me wanted to break his neck with my owntwo aging but still strong hands.

The same could have been said about the "Roe" in "Roe v. Wade". Someone could have made justification to eliminate her at the point the ruling came out.

But today, God worked on her, and she changed, and she has been a help.

It is probably good that the vigilantes didn't get to her in the early days.

[jazminerose]

Very well said. I agree completely.

[mass55th]

"He was found not guilty"

Thanks. I read through the Wichita Eagle article. The last paragraph says:

"A Wichita jury ruled in March that he was not guilty of illegal abortion on 19 criminal charges he faced for allegedly violating a state law requiring an "independent" second physician's concurring opinion before performing later term abortions. Immediately following the ruling in this criminal case, the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts made public a similar complaint against Tiller that was originally filed in December 2008."

So there was a different complaint against him for the same thing, and I'm betting it wasn't allowed as evidence in this court trial.

Good riddance to bad rubbish I say.

[freeplancer]

This person is lying. You can’t just make up stuff about people. I have never threatened anyone on this site ever.

[yield 2 the right]

Reichstag Fire, 2009 VERSION...AND NO I AM NOT A CHEESE EATING SURRENDER MONKEY...

[big'ol_freeper]

The only time I would allow abortions would be those cases involving incest and/or rape.

So you would allow for the murder of innocent human beings under those circumstances?

[Kansas58]

Lots of future abortions at the Church.

Tiller was always looking for business.

[Palladin]

Twaddle.

[freeplancer]

This has nothing to do with Mormons and I am not a Mormon. Sorry to dissapoint you.

[Popman]

As far as I am concerned this is taking out the trash since this monster killed more babies than servicemen names etched into the Wall in DC

He was a mass murderer

[oldfart]

“Do you advocate vigilante “law”?”

Sometimes that’s the only law that can be brought to bear.

[Kansas58]

I hope as you, of course, however -—

Most of us who have been involved in politics or the prolife cause, in this area, are well aware of the weird “church” that Tiller attends.

I am not so sure that those who had a personal vendetta, against him, would know as much.

[freeplancer]

You owe me an apology for slandering me. If I do not get an apology, I will take legal action. You have 24 hours.

[wagglebee]

While I agree with everything you say about this possibly being manslaughter or temporary insanity, it is still murder and a person who commits murder is a murderer.

[reg45]

Definitely late-term.

[Palladin]

“While I won’t celebrate, diminish or glorify his death in any way, Tiller’s murder is not tragic. “

Tiller’s murder is about as tragic as Hitler’s suicide.

[banalblues]

Looks like it was Tiller’s turn to be aborted.

[clintonh8r]

Post 222 concisely states my position. To answer your question directly, I do not believe in vigilante law unless there is no other alternative. I do not believe we have reached that point.