Suspect supported killing abortion providers, friends say

The Miami Herald ^ | May 31, 2009 | Judy L. Thomas

[Deo volente]

The suspect in custody for the slaying of Wichita abortion doctor George Tiller was a member of an anti-government group in the 1990s and a staunch opponent of abortion...

...Those who know Roeder said he believed that killing abortion doctors was an act of justifiable homicide.

"I know that he believed in justifiable homicide," said Regina Dinwiddie, a Kansas City anti-abortion activist who made headlines in 1995 when she was ordered by a federal judge to stop using a bullhorn within 500 feet of any abortion clinic. "I know he very strongly believed that abortion was murder and that you ought to defend the little ones, both born and unborn."

[Patrick1]

You think?

[OneWingedShark]

>Suspect supported killing abortion providers, friends say

I believe that abortion is murder.
I believe that murders should have a death sentence.
Therefore, according to logic, I believe that abortion-providers should be killed.

This must mean that... *gasp* I’M HIS KILLER!!

(Hint: there’s a logical fallacy here.)

[prismsinc]

Yeah, Obama believes in “justifiable homocide” too.

They’re both in good company.

[wardaddy]

pretty loyal pals he had...inciminating him right out of the gate publicly without even any pressure brought on them by Johnny Law

i had a pal like that in high school....always the first to say “no sir officer we haven’t been drinking or no, we don’t have any drugs on us even if not asked”

[SatinDoll]

What do I think?

I think Scott Roeder was a hardened criminal and an anti-government bomber, who saw an opportunity to kill someone. Really, it didn’t matter who the person was, it just had to be a high-profile killing. The pro-life movement has been sullied by this criminal.

[Deo volente]

Reichstag fire, anyone?

You couldn't have asked for a better suspect profile. All sorts of anti-Administration grievances rolled into one person.

[Liberty Valance]

He’s nuts.

[Tired of Taxes]

I was just about to post: This man singlehandedly gave credence to that DHS report about “right wing extremists”. He played right into the hands of the people who want that report to be true.

[m4629]

I don’t believe in homocide, of any kind, under any circumstances.

Would not endorse any one to kill Judas, or George Tiller.

But at the same time, I don’t miss either of them now that they are gone.

[Deo volente]

This man singlehandedly gave credence to that DHS report about “right wing extremists”. He played right into the hands of the people who want that report to be true.

A little too conveniently, if you ask me.
But then again, I'm the suspicious type.

[NavyCanDo]

Just as conservative talk radio was linked to Timothy McVeigh by the MSM, the Pro-Life movement, the Church, and even political forums like FR will be linked to this nut. Be ready, the assault starts Monday morning, and you my friends are their target.

[Reagan Man]

Scott Roeder has the blood of George Tiller on his hands.

George Tiller had the blood of tens of thousands of unborn children on his hands.

The left thinks Tiller was a hero for his killings.

I doubt many pro-lifers would call Roeder a hero.

[Brad from Tennessee]

A hundred and fifty years ago another wild eyed Kansan took an armed party over to Virginia to break into the arsenal at Harpers Ferry and distribute arms to self-liberated slaves. John Brown and his followers were gunned down or captured by Col Robert E. Lee leading a contingent of Washingon-based Marines—two of whom died in the shoot-out. Some historians mark this event as the opening shot of the Civil War. Most of the public viewed Brown as a nut. Yet a few years later Union soldiers added a stanza to The Battle Hymn of the Republic which said: “John Brown's body lies a’ moldering in his grave. . . but his truth goes marching on.”

[3catsanadog]

Personally, I think the murderer of Tiller is scum. I also abhor what Tiller decided his life's work should be - aborting unborn children. But his life is and has always been in God's hands. Did God have a hand in this? I don't know and won't presume to guess God's will. I believe the murderer of Tiller should be charged and punished to the fullest extent of the law. If that means the death penalty then so be it.

The scum that killed Tiller harmed the pro-life movement but I pray that we will not abandon our mission. But pro-lifers will be ceremonially hung in the public square by the leftists over and over again in weeks to come. They will get on their self-righteous high horses, claim martyrdom for Tiller and brand everyone who is pro-life an accessory to his murder. It's going to be ugly.

I also will be interested to hear all the anti-death penalty zealots scream out how Tiller's murderer should be executed. And they will. Because they are hypocrits.

[BykrBayb]

I doubt _many pro-lifers would call Roeder a hero.

You can't be both pro-life and pro-murder at the same time.

[Steve Van Doorn]

exactly... the quote doesn’t say that he supported killing abortion doctors.

[pray4liberty]

A little too conveniently, if you ask me..

They Omega'd him. He was becoming a serious liability, and he had to go. Now they can spin it around and make him their asset. Or so they think.

The abortion crowd has tried this before, but it's going to backfire this time (pun intended). The National Right to Life Committee and all major pro-life organizations have publicly condemned this act of murder and stated the killer should be brought to justice.

[anniegetyourgun]

Tiller and Roeder are murderers.

[DakotaRed]

An obvious nutcase pro-abortionists and other leftists will and are using now to stifle conservatives.

He did us much more harm than good and all of us on the right will pay along with him.