[CaribouCrossing]

I’ve read the entire thread and see that others have already corrected you as to the evidence and confession of Roeder.

I agree with the jury’s findings and was not surprised at the guilty verdict.

There is one question that I’d be interested in knowing the answer to from those who feel that Roeder was justified in murdering the abortion doctor and/or that he should not have been found guilty. The question is: Would you murder an abortion doctor? If not, why not?

[LussaO]

...those who feel that Roeder was justified in murdering the abortion doctor and/or that he should not have been found guilty. The question is: Would you murder an abortion doctor? If not, why not?

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I was trying to ask a few of them that myself last night. I asked them what was I to surmise from their inaction - that either they agree murder is morally reprehensibile, or that they just don’t have the “guts.” They didn’t answer me, just called me a buncha names and ran away.

[whatisthetruth]

Was Roeder morally justified? I'm open to it. Legally justified? Obviously not. Would I murder an abortion doctor? Not there yet, but I won't condemn Roeder for following through on the strength of his convictions, after all, if you think it's murder, then shouldn't you expect to act like it's murder?

Most of us have accepted the ongoing genocide of the unborn in our midst as business as usual, obviously a few people are deeply troubled by it and feel at this point and time after 37 years of it something drastic has to be done to stop it.

[FutureRocketMan]

Simple answer: Yes, if circumstances warrant it.