RUN, RUDY, RUN (ERIC RUDOLPH)

NewsWithViews.com ^ | June 4, 2003 | Mary Starrett

[B.O. Plenty]

My post from a day or two ago...to the same people....making a similar point as yours....the older I get, the more horrible abortion is to me...

My Post

[bootless]

Don't start throwing our Father into this argument, and how he loves all his children and weeps for one just as much as for a hundred.

Why not? Is it not true?

Our Father is surely weeping for the hundred million babies ...

This is also true.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Where is the comparison between the monsters behind 9/11 and what Rudolph is alleged to have done at abortion clinics? Mr. Rudolph targeted places where known assaisns commit murder as business as usual, on a daily basis. The only truly innocents he could have possibly injured, were brought there to be killed anyway.

It really agravates me when opposition to abortion is portrayed as a religious thing. It is not-it is a human reaction. To oppose abortion is the most normal reaction a human can experience. It is about survival of ones own species and a sub paragraph to the law of survival. THe revulsion felt by rational people against abortion, is the human nature to defend the helpless and innocent from bullies, buzzards and cowardly bastards who would exploit their weakness for personal gain.

[demosthenes the elder]

I can only pray that Justice is truly served here.
IF he did these things, let him dangle.
IF he did not do these things, let him go free with his good name restored.
IF he did these things, BUT the Government cannot provide good evidence that he did, let him go free.

[Conspiracy Guy]

That's exactly the way the Islamist's Extremist view Americans. In their eyes we are the great Satan. So in their eyes 9/11 was a good thing. I don't agree with them on killing and I can't agree with you on killing. Like I said you have a right to your opinion. There is no need to defend it to me or anyone else because it is your opinion.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Yes,It is true. But if the rath of God comes down upon America, it won't be over Rudolph's sin, it will be over the hundred million babies that you and I have stood by and watched die.

[bootless]

The wrath of God is one thing, and yes, everything that you can do to stop it - without breaking any of the Commandments - is worthy. But targeting someone for assassination breaks "Thou Shalt Not Murder." Saying, "Yes, but HE's murdering, too," does NOT make it right.

Taken on its own merit, taking another's life in such a manner is NOT right. I don't claim to speak for God, but I cannot imagine Him condoning that. We have free will for a reason - and one of them is to exercise it in a manner that will not cover us with sin. Murdering someone in cold blood is a sin, IMO.

I don't believe I'm going to change your mind, and I already don't believe in taking someone's life in such a manner. Getting to the smaller issues of changing the minds of the public who think that abortion is just dandy, what possible way can a clinic bombing change their minds? Because it won't stop until you can reach their hearts and minds. I don't believe this is the way to do it. And I defy anyone to come up with a convincing argument that targeted murder is going to do that.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Well said too.

If the beguiled ever wake up to the horror they are promoting and protecting, their tears will flood the earth.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Bootless you are absolutely correct.

The bombings and killings have an adverse effect by pushing the person on the edge of the issue to the wrong side. Lionizing bombers and killers will not help ever turn the tide toward saving the unborn.

[bootless]

Thank you, Flurry.

The bombings and killings have an adverse effect by pushing the person on the edge of the issue to the wrong side. Lionizing bombers and killers will not help ever turn the tide toward saving the unborn.

This is so good I wanted to post it again...

[Conspiracy Guy]

Why thank you too!

[F.J. Mitchell]

All we have left to work with then is prayer. Surely there has been a lot of praying by dedicated and devout people over all these years of abortion and yet the slaughter goes on.

God has seldom if ever chosen to do for man, what he can do for himself. Perhaps we need to ask God in prayer, just what we should do to stop the slaughter?

We all love peaceful solutions, but peaceful solutions are sometimes impossible to attain.

[bootless]

Surely there has been a lot of praying by dedicated and devout people over all these years of abortion and yet the slaughter goes on.

Significant inroads have been made. That's no reason to stop praying, is it? God moves in His time, not ours. God has seldom if ever chosen to do for man, what he can do for himself. Perhaps we need to ask God in prayer, just what we should do to stop the slaughter?

I think that's a great idea. I've heard many times about prayer, all you need to do is ask. And then LISTEN. What if the slaughter through bombing, and every other violent targeting, stopped? And people need to work through this insane system that government has become. If this is a nation of laws, that's how it's done. We all love peaceful solutions, but peaceful solutions are sometimes impossible to attain.

[sit-rep]

I miss lurking at your site, will it be restored?

I was thinking about it. I did not have enough activity to warrant keeping it going. I received a lot of mail when it shut down, had I known I had the lurkers, I may have kept it going. I may put it back up in a month or so.

[bootless]

We all love peaceful solutions, but peaceful solutions are sometimes impossible to attain.

OOPS! I meant to quote and comment on this. I don't believe that in this case that a peaceful solution is impossible - I really don't. And I don't think it's up to any one person to determine that it isn't, and to in essence "go nuclear" in trying to solve it.

[StopGlobalWhining]

Run, Rudy, Run

Where can I get one of these tee-shirts? I'd love to wear it on campus where a bunch of ignorant and dumb liberals are wearing their Free Mumia ones.