[hinckley buzzard]

While I do not rejoice in this I am unmoved by appeals to sanctimony. I will join those who mourn the assassination of Tiller when I hear from them their outrage at the attempted assassination of Hitler depicted in "Valkyrie," aided and abetted by the Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Yes it was outside the law, but who lamented the killings of Uday and Qusay Hussein? They never got a trial either. If you doubt the moral relevance of the comparison ask who killed more innocent victims.

[Palladin]

Another very good point!

[Alberta's Child]

Your thoughts resonate with me, Hinckley.

Let's chalk this one up as a "late-term abortion" and move on.

It may sound harsh, but let's be totally objective here. There are tens of thousands of people murdered in the U.S. every year, and George Tiller's "profession" as a state-sanctioned killer is the only reason the news of his murder even made it beyond the front page of the local newspaper in the town where he lived.