Comments on: Daily Gut: I Don’t Care About Tiller’s Murder

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By: AlistZ

AlistZ — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 22:49:10 +0000

The point is though that it plays right into their hands. I won't miss Tiller and I am one who calls abortions after 23 weeks murder. But, given the media political landscape, the war on abortion needs to be won in hearts and minds, not by taking up arms.

By: boudiceaborn

boudiceaborn — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:06:08 +0000

No, it's not at all. Women do have difficulty chosing whether to have their dead babies removed immediately or whether they have to carry them until they abort spontaneously, which can be emotionally traumatic and physically dangerous. There's nothing illegal about having a dead fetus removed, but in practice if no doctors know how to perform a late-term abortion then they don;t know how to remove a dead fetus either. It's the same process.
http://www.msmagazine.com/summer2004/womanandherd...

And that was only one example I listed. Do you really want women to be forced to carry fetuses with undeveloped brains to fullterm if they will die within hours? Do you want to make it mandatory for a women to carry to term even if that means she can't undergo chemotherapy? Some women choose the life of their unborn child over their own (http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saint... which is a beautiful sacrifice and her own decision, but do you from your moral high ground feel comfortable making that decision for every woman?

By: boudiceaborn

boudiceaborn — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:00:31 +0000

Actually, fetal death does not cause all women to immediately deliver. And keeping a dead fetus inside the mother can be dangerous. Even though abortion rules don't prohibit delivering dead fetuses, the effect is the same because doctors are less likely to learn the procedure and some are unwilling to perform it.
http://www.msmagazine.com/summer2004/womanandherd...

Nine year-olds menustrating is rare, but is occurring more and more frequently due to Western levels of nutrition and obesity, both of which bring on menarche quicker. Here's a list of the world's youngest mothers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_youngest_bir... Most of these are as a result of rape, and the real levels of child pregnancy are probably higher due to family confidentiality.

By: darski

darski — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 01:19:46 +0000

And do you feel that Tiller the Killer's efforts to hide sexual abuse and rape of minors was also a Godly calling? He made his choice with his pocketbook and the little girls who should have been protected by him were instead violated a second time for his gain.

Tiller came to national attention when they tried to force him to disclose the statutory rape cases he hushed up. If you get a chance check out pictures of Paul Bernardo and Tiller. You will see the same souless eyes in both of them.

By: Charlesmartel

Charlesmartel — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 00:34:56 +0000

EBV
Theres different levels of Wrong!
like 49 million innocent American babies vs 5 murdering abortioninst since Roe v Wade.

By: b58hustler

b58hustler — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 23:44:54 +0000

Unfortunately, I did care about Dr. Tiller. I was hoping that he could someday use his empathetic manner and nuturing medical skills of caring for the most vulnerable of women to crossover to performing executions to our death row inmates in similar fashion. He was a true humanitarian for his care of women and would certainly use those humane methods for ending pregnancies in terminating death row inmates humanely.

By: EBV

EBV — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 23:44:01 +0000

"…allows the media (and Janet Nepalitano) to stereotype pro-life people as potential terrorists."

If this had never happened, how would the media treat pro-lifers differently than they currently do? I don't know how this event permits what has been standard operating procedure among the media for 37 years.

Murdering Tiller was wrong. What Tiller was doing was wrong. I'm reminded of the song from the musical 1776 that ends "Hail Boston! Hail Charleston! Who stinketh the most?" Tough call, that….

By: Jewel

Jewel — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:09:44 +0000

Your claims that Tiller "provided late-term abortions, which were mainly for women whose babies had died inside them, or who whose babies would live a life of suffering if they were born, or who needed cancer treatment that would kill the fetus" are absolute bull. The majority of the women who came to Tiller did not do so for these reasons. Most claimed so sort of mental issue. You are reaching, as are most libs, to try and make this man appear to be a hero rather than a monster. For $5000 Tiller would manufacture a medical reason for a woman to have this procedure because he had no conscience and was in it for the money, period.
I was stunned that Tiller actually attended church despite the blood on his hands, but then I read that his church does not believe a fetus has the right to be born. Ah yes, that explains so much.