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Abortion clinics are death camps. They systematicaly kill innocent human beings.

No matter what process legalized this it is evil. It must be opposed.

Opposing it in "the system" has allowed many millions of innocents to die. Just because we have a more just system does not let us off the hook.

The abortion industry has clothed itself in legal technicalities and far to many Amercians have bought into it.

The Nazis were just not as good as american leftists at convincing americans to lay down and be a good little sheep. They hid their death camps. The german citizens did not even know they were there.

We americans know they are there and allow them to continue.

Think about it.

"Opposing it in "the system" has allowed many millions of innocents to die… The Nazis were just not as good as american leftists at convincing americans to lay down and be a good little sheep."

So what you're saying is that you're in favor of committing violent acts of terrorism on abortion practitioners. You want to go "outside the system", you're an Eric Rudolph fan, and you wish that there were more like him to kill more abortionists.

You're also telling me that you're a little thick headed, and that even after having your justification via Nazi death camp analogy was discredited in post #153 to the degree that every person on this thread can see the flaw in, you continue to parade it around as if terrorist attacks on abortionists in America are just as justified as attacks on death camps back when there was no other means of opposition.

I see little essential difference between you and any al Queda thug. Just a matter of degrees. Both of you support attempts to make up for your lack of ability to persuade people to your position by killing. Both are destine to fail.

Abortion clinics are death camps. They systematicaly kill innocent human beings.

If someone were to take your bloated rhetoric seriously, the logical conclusion would be that Eric Rudolph is a hero.

Abortions clinics are not death camps. That's an ignorant sentiment on so many levels. Supporting a terrorist like Rudolph is equally asinine and disgusting.

wow.

now we have a freeper advocating (or at least supporting) violence against americans. does that qualify as an anti-american sentiment? are all militantly pro-life members also so anti-american?

this is the same logic used to brand the folks against the war in iraq as anti-american. if it fits on one side, it fits on the other. logic is funny that way.