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APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 140
: : > Patrick Crotty
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: : I used to think that too, but we have now had THREE clinic
: : shootings in the last two years - and a pattern is starting
: : to emerge. How many MORE clinic shootings are we supposed to
: : write off as "isolated incidents"?
: : The groups that preach a holy war against clinic doctors and invite
: : scream about how it is God’s will that they be put out of
: : business cannot escape blame for what is by now a predictable
: : result.
: : Henry Tudor
: If this is so predictable, please tell me when and where it will happen
: again. I will go there personally and do my best to prevent it.
The predictable part is the "what", not the "when" and "where".
make sense to you now?
Does this
What you can do to prevent it is tell fellow pro-lifers that what others
do with their lives and bodies is not their business, and that the
efforts of the pro-life folks would be better spent on improving the
lives of those children already in this world.
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Wayne (waynet@indirect.com) "My ancestors were Puritans from England. They
arrived here in 1648 in the hope of finding
greater restrictions than were permissible
under English law at that time."
- Garrison Keillor
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Article 22
Reference 161470
From prc@physics.physics.wm.edu
Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 6:12 PM
In article Henry Tudor writes:
>
>
>> From: rohuck@rs6000.cmp.ilstu.edu (HUCK ROBERT O)
>
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>> It is very easy to portray pro-lifers in the worst manner possible.
>
> And whose fault is THAT?
>
> Which side of the abortion debate has a monopoly on the
> shooting of unarmed doctors? Which side has a known
> penchant for firebombs and chaining themselves to
> clinic doors? Which side selectively "targets" vairous