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I was shocked and dismayed when learning Kansas abortionist George Tiller had been murdered by a vigilante. Tiller was a ghastly late-term abortionist, but he should not have been murdered, just as he should not have murdered

I'm really getting tired of this drivel.

Shocked and dismayed? Like the rest of us, you're shocked and dismayed because of the repercussions of this on normal pro-life people.

But why don't you and the rest of the appointed pro-life spokespeople quit the blather that we all know is crap. The world is better off without this monster just like it's better off without Osama bin Laden, Adolph Hitler, and any other dictator/mass murderer you care to mention.

The gratuitous talking points don't fool anyone. Do you fool yourself?

For what it's worth, I prayed for George Tiller to convert while he was still living. There is such a thing as free will, and all this talk that he was "deprived of the opportunity to repent" and "should not have been murdered" sounds like sanctimonious claptrap to me.

The truth is, there are a lot of people out there (average Joe included) who are glad he is dead. Maybe the pro-life movement may not qualify as glad, but a whole lot of them, if they want to admit the truth, are just relieved that something finally happened, even if it was at the hands of a madman. Tiller got his karma, and that's the long and short of it.