[kegler4]

"Do I win anything?"

Not much.

I guess I should have qualified my statement. The inference in the previous post (and other similar posts I've seen) was that the other side was setting these fires solely to make the pro-life movement look bad. This guy set this fire to cover up his own problems and to get insurance money.

Now, are you aware of any proof that the pro-abortionists have set fires or killed abortion clinic workers to make the pro-life movement look bad? Yes, I see that they CLAIMED it was pro-lifers, but that's not what I'm asking.

[jwalsh07]

Now, are you aware of any proof that the pro-abortionists have set fires or killed abortion clinic workers to make the pro-life movement look bad? Yes, I see that they CLAIMED it was pro-lifers, but that's not what I'm asking

LOL.

[jwalsh07]

A documented incident in Los Angeles several years ago showed that Frank Mandiola called several abortion clinics and pro-choice leaders -- including himself -- with bomb threats. When caught, he was presented by the newspaper as being a poor confused dear who had caused a lot of problems but whose heart was in the right place, since he was wanting to have the media come down harder on prolifers. The idea that this was a slander against prolifers didn't occur to the court or to the reporter. To the contrary, the reporter was quick to say there was some truth in what he was doing, since the media had paid attention in other parts of the country. (Los Angeles Times, December 10, 1987).