When you are truly pro-life you believe that EVERY life is sacred, not only the mothers' lives, or the children's lives, but also the lives of the people that commit the abortions. I was reminded of the false, extremist opinion among some people who believe killing abortionists is OK when I read this article in The Associated Press. Apparently, there is a Rev. Donald Spitz that supports violence against the abortionists. This in my opinion and the opinion of many others that he is NOT doing the right thing. You can't end murder with murder; it goes against everything. If you kill a doctor that does abortions, are you really doing any good? I mean the only thing you're doing is convincing people more and more about the lie that we are a terrorist group just killing off people when really we should be out there saving people (and I don't mean that you have to become a nurse and save them that way, but that would be amazing if you did). Anyway, I just thought I'd let the world know that pro-lifers aren't out to kill the abortionists. We want them to be saved, too.
"And if he finds it, truly, I say to you, he rejoices over the one more than over the ninety-nine that never went astray." Mt 18:13
Suspect in abortion doctor slaying chastises Operation Rescue
By ROXANA HEGEMAN
The Associated Press
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WICHITA The man charged in the killing of a Kansas abortion provider has sent a letter to the president of Operation Rescue, accusing him of "cowardice" in condemning the shooting while seeking to protect himself.
The letter from Scott Roeder is the latest split in a widening rift between mainstream anti-abortion groups and those that advocate violence against abortion providers. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the letter Friday.
Roeder is charged with first-degree murder and aggravated assault in the May 31 shooting of Dr. George Tiller at his church. Roeder has pleaded not guilty.
Operation Rescue president Troy Newman confirmed that he received the letter Thursday but declined to comment other than calling it "more prattle" from Roeder. Newman said Roeder's letter, the second he has now gotten, was forwarded to a detective.
In the letter, Roeder chided Newman for seeking protection for himself after getting death threats from abortion rights supporters following Tiller's shooting.
(see the rest of the story at : http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/1357786.html)
Suspect in abortion doctor slaying chastises Operation Rescue
By ROXANA HEGEMAN
The Associated Press
More News
WICHITA The man charged in the killing of a Kansas abortion provider has sent a letter to the president of Operation Rescue, accusing him of "cowardice" in condemning the shooting while seeking to protect himself.
The letter from Scott Roeder is the latest split in a widening rift between mainstream anti-abortion groups and those that advocate violence against abortion providers. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the letter Friday.
Roeder is charged with first-degree murder and aggravated assault in the May 31 shooting of Dr. George Tiller at his church. Roeder has pleaded not guilty.
Operation Rescue president Troy Newman confirmed that he received the letter Thursday but declined to comment other than calling it "more prattle" from Roeder. Newman said Roeder's letter, the second he has now gotten, was forwarded to a detective.
In the letter, Roeder chided Newman for seeking protection for himself after getting death threats from abortion rights supporters following Tiller's shooting.
(see the rest of the story at : http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/1357786.html)
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