[Catspaw]

I don't admire cop killers or the killer of a woman taking in a concert at Olympic Park in 1996. That woman, Alice Hawthorne, was killed in front of her daughter. However, if you want to glorify Rudolph because he bombed abortion clinics, go right ahead.

[honeygrl]

"However, if you want to glorify Rudolph because he bombed abortion clinics, go right ahead. "

I can't even fathom admiring him for bombing abortion clinics because stooping to their level by killing them is the wrong message to send and the wrong way to work on the issue. It hurts the pro-life movement by giving the pro-choicers ammunition to condemn the ones who actually do wonderful things that help like standing outside to talk to these women before they go in for the abortion and working to get laws passed against it. He could've very easily killed someone outside trying to help women understand what they were doing before they went in or killed a woman on her way in along with her baby. He's nothing more than a terrorist and a murderer. The homocide bombers think their cause is just too but I don't think he is any better than they are. He may even be worse since he apparently KNEW murder was wrong since he wanted to stop it, yet murdered people to get his way.

[Polycarp]

However, if you want to glorify Rudolph because he bombed abortion clinics, go right ahead.

There you go again. You are so full of crap.

I think he should be tried and if convicted penalized with the harshest penalty available, including capital punishment if applicable.

Just because the original poster pointed out the hypocrisy of the bib deal made over this one murderous SOB when thousands of innocents are "legally" murdered in the womb daily does not mean he was glorifying Rudolf.

He was simply pointing out the insidious hypocrisy of those who think someone like Rudolf is somehow worse than an abortionist.

Rudolf murdered two, illegally. Abortionists murder thousands, but "legally."

Both are scum deserving of the harshest condemnation of society and the maximum sentence of the courts.