Abortion dr shot at Wichita,KS church (extremist, terrorist, claim)

[burdell]

Originally Posted by dcsldcd

What's the problem? This guy loved death. Personally he is where he belongs. He was no doctor. He was a murderer of innocent babies that could not defend themselves.
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Please! I must have missed the bulletin Just when were YOU appointed the arbiter of who deserves to live and who deserves to die?

[dcsldcd]

Originally Posted by tablemtn

Well, the fundamental problem is that anyone can become a vigilante for any reason. If you don't work within a framework of laws developed by elected legislators, you are basically rejecting democracy.

For example, imagine a fringe "environmental activist" decides that CEOs of mining companies have poisoned and killed people, and that since the law won't act, he gets to kill them.

What's the difference there? Perhaps the killer has good evidence of people being poisoned, developing cancers, and so on from mining operations.

Does that mean he gets to make his own law?

This is one time I am happy someone did not obey the law. I glad he has been erased from civil society.

[tablemtn]

So... people do get to make their own law? Even when you don't like the outcome of the "law" they choose to make?

It's a package deal, you know.

There's no picking and choosing with vigilantes.

[karfar]

Originally Posted by dcsldcd

This is one time I am happy someone did not obey the law. I glad he has been erased from civil society.

You should start a vigilante group & travel around the states shooting all doctors that perform abortions. I'd love to see how far you get.

[dcsldcd]

Originally Posted by karfar

You should start a vigilante group & travel around the states shooting all doctors that perform abortions. I'd love to see how far you get.

Unlike Tiller, I am not a killer.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by dcsldcd

This is one time I am happy someone did not obey the law. I glad he has been erased from civil society.

THAT's YOUR idea of a civil society?

What a sad commentary on the self-righteous PRO-MURDER segment of society.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by dcsldcd

Unlike Tiller, I am not a killer.

No, you'll just happily sit back and let others do your dirty work for you, worked out great in Germany, eh?

[Austin13]

Originally Posted by tablemtn

Well, the fundamental problem is that anyone can become a vigilante for any reason. If you don't work within a framework of laws developed by elected legislators, you are basically rejecting democracy.

For example, imagine a fringe "environmental activist" decides that CEOs of mining companies have poisoned and killed people, and that since the law won't act, he gets to kill them.

What's the difference there? Perhaps the killer has good evidence of people being poisoned, developing cancers, and so on from mining operations.

Does that mean he gets to make his own law?

Great post.

[TXboomerang]

I don't know who to feel more sorry for: The murdered man, or all of the babies he murdered late term. All murder is wrong, always.

[dcsldcd]

Originally Posted by burdell

THAT's YOUR idea of a civil society?

What a sad commentary on the self-righteous PRO-MURDER segment of society.

Now that is funny. The pro murder society can be found in the abortion clinics and the supporters thereof. It is so much easier to murder the defenseless.