[victim soul]

Too bad he didn't speak out against the death penalty for unborn American children. No even after a majority of his "colleagues" decided infanticide is moral and legal.

I can't but wonder why Judge Scalia never commented publicly on the 4000 death penalties sanctioned by his court each day on the most innocent of us all since Roe v Wade 1973.

[RLJVet]

Too bad he didn't speak out against the death penalty for unborn American children. No even after a majority of his "colleagues" decided infanticide is moral and legal.

If he had, these threads would have a very different tone and angle, whereas on principle, they shouldn't. I can't but wonder why Judge Scalia never commented publicly on the 4000 death penalties sanctioned by his court each day on the most innocent of us all since Roe v Wade 1973.</>

Wait till you find out the real numbers. 4000 is like two weeks. Find "Priests for Life". All the facts are there.

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Too bad he didn't speak out against the death penalty for unborn American children. No even after a majority of his "colleagues" decided infanticide is moral and legal.

He did. Justice Scalia's Dissent On Partial-Birth Abortion Ruling