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To: Soothesayer
"... The POS who killed Tiller has destroyed any chance of ending legalized abortion for another 100 years at least. Now things can only get worse.

I respectfully disagree with you.

The ensuing coverage will enable the pro-life side get their evidence out to the general public. To see viable babies in pieces?

I think that is a great benefit to be derived from this act of homicide. Don't forget, the man thought Tiller as Dr. Mengele.

"I also do not rule out the possibility of seeing legalized toddler murder within the next 20 years. America will be ready for it by then."

That's preposterous.

1,377 posted on 05/31/2009 8:34:52 PM PDT by DCPatriot ("It aint what you don't know that kills you. It's what you know that aint so" Theodore Sturgeon))
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To: DCPatriot

Agree in part.

There have been 8 previous abortionists who have been shot.

Actually, abortionists were pretty safe when they thought Bush and Congress might protect some of the babies.

Now? A frustrated and unstable and impatient person took the law into his own hands.

Wrong, but predictable.


1,378 posted on 05/31/2009 8:42:02 PM PDT by Kansas58
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To: DCPatriot

Will it? Or will we discover that a great many people are no longer bothered by seeing viable babies lying in pieces?

As for the second part, I know it is not likely. However, we should use the lessons learned from the 20th century to remember that there is no nation immune to absolute evil. Germany and Japan were not full of monsters but people very similar to us. Yet look what happened.


1,379 posted on 05/31/2009 8:47:02 PM PDT by Soothesayer (The United States of America Rest in Peace November 4 2008)
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