Posted on 05/14/2013 6:49:06 AM PDT by National Review
By the Editors
A jury in Pennsylvania has convicted abortionist Kermit Gosnell of three counts of murder, one count of involuntary manslaughter, and several counts of performing illegal late-term abortions at his facility in West Philadelphia. Gosnell is eligible for the death sentence, an end that would be as close to justice as earthly powers can mete out in this episode. The English language does not contain a word sufficient for describing the crimes of Kermit Gosnell; “murder” will do, but only for legal purposes.
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It remains in every instance murder for hire.
As for the death penalty? That only means more trials, stalls, and money for attorney's . If he gets it, it will never be done.
He should die by cutting his spine at the 5th Vertebrae.
“Planned Parenthood”just wants us to believe that Dr. Gosnell’s “House Of Horrors”was a one-off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have never figured out why so many conservatives were upset when the guy in KS offed Tiller. Tiller needed killing just like Gosnell and many other slaughter house operators.
i hear crickets from all my pro abortion friends on FB and twitter.
You should include the word sanctioned.
“It remains in every instance murder for hire.”
It remains in every instance, sanctioned murder for hire.
at one MILLION deaths a year; how COULD he be???
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Are you still killing your unborn? -- GOD |
He is in that he was tried and convicted for his actions.
How anyone could do it is way beyond my line of thinking.
The other thread noticed that Rush reported that MSM types have invented a new verb: “to Gosnell”, meaning to suppress, a story.
Roget says to ‘Benghazi’ will work as well.
La Garde recueil!
I doubt it.
A hundred Gosnell's would barely affect the massive indoctrination that supports it.
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