[nickcarraway]

So you base your opinion solely on the opinions of some people who work at an abortion clinic? Did it ever occur to you that they had a biased opinion? [by the way, Operation Rescue stopped in the 80s] I've heard about housewives being manhandled by people who outweighed her by 100 pounds and elderly men on walkers being beat up by clinic workers.

By the way, just yesterday another abortionist was convicted on 24 counts of sexual abuse of his patients. He isn't the only one being charged with that crime. There are at least two separate abortionists on trial in California now for their patients death. And in the Bay Area, a teenage girl is dead in the last two months after coming home from being given the abortion pill. If you base your opinions of pro-lifers on the actions of the few, what do you say to that?

[Pedantic_Lady]

So you base your opinion solely on the opinions of some people who work at an abortion clinic? Did it ever occur to you that they had a biased opinion? [by the way, Operation Rescue stopped in the 80s] I've heard about housewives being manhandled by people who outweighed her by 100 pounds and elderly men on walkers being beat up by clinic workers.

Nice to hear that O.R. didn't operate in the 1990s...I guess it wasn't them that I saw every morning on the way to school (well, not every morning...only when the weather was nice) handing out leaflets and holding up posters with "Operation Rescue" printed on them.

[Augustinefan]

Nick, Was the abortion molester the guy in Arizona? He had something like 20 + counts of (what is still within the statute of limitations) sexual misconduct or something. What was the doc's name?

I'm so glad they get high quality types performing the "safe and legal" abortions, eh.

And I'm disappointed we haven't heard more on the RU486 death of the SF girl. The media is really good at suppressing that one.