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I fail to see how this advances the pro-life cause, or how anyone will be persuaded to be pro-life as a result of these out-of-control tactics. It will only serve to harden hearts.

There is a BIG difference between this what Nuremberg is doing, which I support to an extent (I can do without crossing out the names when one dies or is murdered by a wacko). Nuremberg is publicizing the butchers, not the victims, and I hope their appeal wins with The Supremes.

Abortioncams will be out of business when someone goes into an abortion clinic, has their picture posted (and their address, phone number, driver's license, and their medical records, etc.), and sues because she changed her mind at the last moment. Now we're talking slander. When this happens, they will be toast.

You missed the point of the website -- shame. Medical records, date of birth, etc, all that is irrelevant. The point is publishing the names and faces of those who do things that society disapproves of.

I fail to see how this advances the pro-life cause, or how anyone will be persuaded to be pro-life as a result of these out-of-control tactics. It will only serve to harden hearts.

I thought the same thing. I don't think that this tactic is going to change anyone's mind about abortion. To those that are pro-choice, I think it only makes the pro-life people look like jerks. It won't help the cause.