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He didn't deserve it. He possibly deserved to be sent to jail for violating the late-term abortion law, but he was tried and found not guilty. That is ALL he would have ever deserved. Period.
And those babies he was slaughtering they deserved to not be given a chance at life?
From Dr Tillers clinic site, for anyone who's interested in the reasons he did what he did:
[SIZE=4]Admission Criteria
[/SIZE]In order to offer you an appointment, we require that a physician refer you to our center. In addition, we need your genetic counselor or doctor to provide us with gestational and diagnostic information regarding your pregnancy. Over the past twenty-five years, we have had experience with pregnancy terminations in such situations as anencephaly, Trisomy 13, 18, and 21, polycystic kidney disease, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, Potter's syndrome, lethal dwarfism, holoprosencephaly, anterior and posterior encephalocele, non-immune hydrops, and a variety of other very significant abnormalities.
Why is abortion automatically connected with white supremacy? The number of nonwhite babies aborted far exceeds the number of whites babies aborted (per capita).
For the record, I don't have an opinion on abortion one way or the other.
The doctor seemed to care for his patients as they had to make a very difficult personal decision.
The clinic he operated provided group and individual counseling services, a chaplain and funeral services for the grieving parents.
My thing is, why be mad at the doctor? People obviously chose the path they wanted to take themselves. So why not be mad at them?
Also, how can you be pro-life yet pro-death at the same time?
The doctor is a hero and a martyr, in my opinion.
For the past several years, at least, he has known that his life is in danger, that his family is under constant threat.
Yet he believed so much in what he was doing, he cared so much about helping women in desperate circumstances, that he kept on doing it right up to the end.
He was a good, courageous, and decent man, who will not be forgotten by the many women whose lives he has positively impacted over the years.
He ultimately gave his life so that they could live theirs with freedom and dignity.
The doctor is a hero and a martyr, in my opinion.
For the past several years, at least, he has known that his life is in danger, that his family is under constant threat.
Yet he believed so much in what he was doing, he cared so much about helping women in desperate circumstances, that he kept on doing it right up to the end.
He was a good, courageous, and decent man, who will not be forgotten by the many women whose lives he has positively impacted over the years.
He ultimately gave his life so that they could live theirs with freedom and dignity.
The doctor seemed to care for his patients as they had to make a very difficult personal decision.
The clinic he operated provided group and individual counseling services, a chaplain and funeral services for the grieving parents.
My thing is, why be mad at the doctor? People obviously chose the path they wanted to take themselves. So why not be mad at them?
Also, how can you be pro-life yet pro-death at the same time?
Well i am pro-life when it comes to abortion and pro death when it comes to someone who has deserved it. So i guess there is the answer these babies did not deserve to die because the mothers decided not to use protection or that they were just an inconvenience.The "doctor" was a murderer and got what murderers deserve the death penalty.
I thought that, in America, if you don't like a law, you are permitted to challenge it and/or propose changes. I guess I missed the part that said you could kill people.
Taking matters into your own hands - particularly by killing someone when you call yourself "pro-life" - is ludicrous. The hypocrisy is amazing.
Yes, I understand this specific doctor may have violated some existing laws, but I'd bet anything that this was intended to be a more general statement for the pro-life cause.
From what I can find on the Internet, the killer(s) seem to have escaped.
"The hypocrisy is amazing."
If someone killed Hitler in the thirties to prevent millions from dying, would he or she be a hypocrite, a murderer or a savior? Just depends on your point of view and the degree to which you are proactive. From my point of view, I would likely kill Hitler to save millions upon millions from automated murder. I also have a responsibility to them. IMHO it really is no different than killing a rabid dog that is attacking someone. Of course if I did kill Hitler my execution would be pretty gruesome since the German people for the most part saw Hitler as a hero and the people he killed as non-persons. In fact they were designated non-persons under existing German law. Sympathy would not be on my side.
"I guess I missed the part that said you could kill people."
There could be more to the story too. With BO trying to appoint a racist to the Supreme Dictatorship, this may have been done by the pro-abortion people to solicit sympathy for their cause at a critical moment. I guess we'll see.
The doctor is a hero and a martyr, in my opinion.
For the past several years, at least, he has known that his life is in danger, that his family is under constant threat.
Yet he believed so much in what he was doing, he cared so much about helping women in desperate circumstances, that he kept on doing it right up to the end.
He was a good, courageous, and decent man, who will not be forgotten by the many women whose lives he has positively impacted over the years.
He ultimately gave his life so that they could live theirs with freedom and dignity.
You are thanking someone who chose a career of killing babies? Wow, now my head is spinning and I feel like up-chucking.
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