A Wicked Deed in Wichita - A Test for the Pro-Life Movement

Christian Post ^ | 6/1/09 | R. Albert Mohler, Jr

[metalurgist]

You are so right. The high moral ground types would rather have a cause to whine about rather than see it's solution.
The person that blew away Tiller took a page from the Left and started to foment change.

[csense]

I am just a man, making observations, just like you my friend. No more, no less. However, my observation seems much more reasonable than yours. You're the one who vilified those who take the peaceful path, and reprimanded them by saying: If you really believe that something is wrong, sometimes your conscience demands that you act.

If Roeder was acting on this principle of righteousness, then why did he flee from an act that he considered righteous.

It's a very simple question.

[wagglebee]

If Roeder was acting on this principle of righteousness, then why did he flee from an act that he considered righteous.

Precisely, if he was so "heroic" than why didn't he simply shoot Tiller, put down his gun and wait for the police.

[ArrogantBustard]

Well ... didJohn Brown commit "cold-blooded murder"? His actions are a matter of historical record. Look it up.

[ArrogantBustard]

"Why did he flee?"

Why would he stick around the "area of operations", and wait for enemy reinforcements to show up? The mission was accomplished; he had no further business there.

[Dust in the Wind]

Cancer sucks.

Abortion is a malignant cancer in this society!

[Jeff Head]

THE GRUESOME TRUTH OF THE ABORTION HOLOCAUST & THE DEATH OF DR. TILLER [Warning: A graphic photo of death & dismemberment]

“It is the grimmest of ironies that one of the most savage, barbaric acts of evil in history began in one of the most modernized societies of its time, where so many markers of human progress became tools of human depravity: science that can heal, used to kill; education that can enlighten, used to rationalize away basic moral impulses; the bureaucracy that sustains modern life, used as the machinery of mass death, a ruthless, chillingly efficient system where many were responsible for the killing, but few got actual blood on their hands.”–Barack Obama April 24, 2009, Holocaust Remebernce Day, Chicago Sun Times.

[Dr.Zoidberg]

If tiller the butcher were guilty of no crimes, then I would gladly condemn his death as anyone should condemn the death of innocents.

he was not, I do not. tiller was a ghoul and through hard work and dedication has earned his just rewards here and in the afterlife.

How many unborn children murdered by tiller were offered the same outraged defense as this abomination is receiving?

The man who killed him will face judgment for his actions as he should. It’s just unfortunate that he has to face judgment in the same legal system that has condemned the innocent unborn to death by the million.

[DC Ripper]

I don’t know if you noticed, goofball, by his opinion is the majority opinion on FR. Why don’t you “git”, birdbrain?

[DC Ripper]

>>If you really believe that something is wrong, sometimes your conscience demands that you act. Whining, pleading and praying just won’t cut it anymore. <<

So how many do you plan on killing, since you deem this such a righteous, courageous act?