Planned Parenthood Terrorist Does NOT Represent the Pro-Life Movement!

I'll be glad when Donald Trump get's elected. He'll fix everything!

a reply to: projectvxn

Oh, it could totally be an anti-abortion person and I won't deny that, but until they actually release that information, we don't know.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: projectvxn

Oh, it could totally be an anti-abortion person and I won't deny that, but until they actually release that information, we don't know.

Still though. I find the RUMINT trail to be rather interesting.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: projectvxn

Oh, it could totally be an anti-abortion person and I won't deny that, but until they actually release that information, we don't know.

Exactly, but obviously that doesn't keep people from voicing what they are hoping for, and yes, folks, don't deny it. It's clear you're all bursting at the seams with joy if it's the case. Pathetic.

*not you Ket, they know who they are.

a reply to: angeldoll

It will be a big disappointment for them if the facts come out differently than the expectation.

originally posted by: Swills

But again, it's to early to tell what his motives were.

You were the first person to inject partisan rhetoric into the discussion in a blatant attempt to the manipulate the thread into your preferred, predetermined narrative.

a reply to: projectvxn

What sounds familiar to me is the radical muslim rants for jihad sound just like radical christians rants about "taking" "their" country back.

What sounds familiar is radical muslims preaching for the death of the gays just like the radical christians do.

What sounds familiar is the misogyny & the intolerance preached by radical muslims & radical christians.

K~

a reply to: angeldoll

I've made my peace with it. Sooner or later, they will get the case that validates all their feelings and justifies everything they think, feel, and say. We might as well accept that.

I gave up on worrying about it because I don't like the sick feeling of dread every time one of these things happens that it will indeed be "that day."

And until then, they'll waste no time spiking the football anyhow.

originally posted by: NthOther

originally posted by: Swills

But again, it's to early to tell what his motives were.

You were the first person to inject partisan rhetoric into the discussion in a blatant attempt to the manipulate the thread into your preferred, predetermined narrative.

...And look at all the stars that post received. BURSTING AT THE SEAMS, I tell ya.

I know! Let's divide our country some more! Everybody take sides and come out swinging!

Blah. Going to bed. Long day.

a reply to: NthOther

That's right. How dare I call out the obvious when the entire event went down at Planned Parenthood. Since the release of those videos threats made against abortion clinics were on a dramatic rise. I can recall one event where someone tried to burn down a PP clinic, which ironically enough didn't perform abortions.

As I called out the obvious, plenty of conservatives were immediately stating the attack had nothing to do with PP or abortions even though no one knows why this man did this.

COLORADO SPRINGS POLICE: Mall Shooting IS NOT CONNECTED to Local Planned Parenthood

But I'll accept the fact that we have no idea what his motive is but so far with what we've learned to day we can try to connect the dots.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: angeldoll

I've made my peace with it. Sooner or later, they will get the case that validates all their feelings and justifies everything they think, feel, and say. We might as well accept that.

I gave up on worrying about it because I don't like the sick feeling of dread every time one of these things happens that it will indeed be "that day."

And until then, they'll waste no time spiking the football anyhow.

I know. You are not as emotional as I.
I've got to learn to stay off these threads.

Lets say for sake of argument that this man's motive was a pro-life/anti abortion stance and he did attack Planned Parenthood for that reason.

As much as I disagree with the "pro-lifers" I don't think this mans actions should invalidate or discredit any of what the movement represents. Therefore this man's actions represent a fringe minority of extremest willing to act on their crazy political beliefs and should not reflect on the pro-lifers as a whole.

a reply to: aethertek

What sounds familiar to me is the radical muslim rants for jihad sound just like radical christians rants about "taking" "their" country back.

Could you link some of those Christians rants please? I'd like to hear those.

a reply to: angeldoll

Let's divide our country? You're blaming the liberals for solely dividing the country? Whose the front runner for the GOP right now?

And for the record, I'm not a liberal or a conservative.

originally posted by: NateTheAnimator
Lets say for sake of argument that this man's motive was a pro-life/anti abortion stance and he did attack Planned Parenthood for that reason.

As much as I disagree with the "pro-lifers" I don't think this mans actions should invalidate or discredit any of what the movement represents. Therefore this man's actions represent a fringe minority of extremest willing to act on their crazy political beliefs and should not reflect on the pro-lifers as a whole.

A voice of reason at last.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: angeldoll

Let's divide our country? You're blaming the liberals for solely dividing the country? Whose the front runner for the GOP right now?

And for the record, I'm not a liberal or a conservative.

For the record, I'm a liberal. Just not a fool.

a reply to: NateTheAnimator

If his attack was based on politics/religion, I wouldn't say his actions devalue the pro life movement but I will place blame on the CMP, GOP, and media for hyping and fueling the hate against PP because those edited, manipulated videos.

a reply to: angeldoll

Are you calling me a fool?

a reply to: aethertek

Ok man...We don't even have the facts yet. Slow down.

What, nothing from the anti-gun crowd???

Usually that is the first thing we hear, how we need more gun laws or ban guns altogether
It's blame the GOP and NRA

Yet no one brings up mental health issues, to busy pointing the finger where it don't belong



Just my 2 cents worth.....