[toddst]

I'm curious; regardless of where you stand on abortion rights, does anyone think that the Nuremberg Files website was supporting violence against abortion providers, and do you think that violence is an appropriate tactic?

I did spend some time looking over the site. No, I don't believe there was expressed support for violence against abortion doctors.

Is violence against providers an appropriate tactic, you ask? Considering who might be reading this thread, if I did believe violence was (is) an appropriate tactic I certainly wouldn't say so here. Talk about asking for a knock on your door . . .!

[sinkspur]

I'm curious; regardless of where you stand on abortion rights, does anyone think that the Nuremberg Files website was supporting violence against abortion providers, and do you think that violence is an appropriate tactic?

I guess it depends on how you look at it.

One thing I do know: Neil Horsely, the owner of the Nuremberg Files, was a confidant of Mark Waagner, the cretin arrested for the phony anthrax letters to abortion clinics last year. Horsely is a strange character who spent his five minutes on The Big Story with John Gibson last year yelling at Gibson because he didn't spend every show condemning abortion.