I'm not aware of what you're alluding to, but if you are looking for agreement that the country need to focus on fighting domestic terrorism I would heartily agree. Finding a murderer acting alone isn't really that exciting to me, unless he's part of a larger group such as Tillman's murderer was. Sadly, the "liberal media" forced the director of the DHS to apologize for investigating, among other people, ex-military people such as Timothy McVeigh types, and anti-abortion groups. I oppose all terrorism. What's your position?
Ummm... so we shouldn't generalize about an entire religion from the acts of a few sincere if misguided individuals?
I suppose it was too much to hope that the liberal thugs would not try to exploit politically this incident. It really is a wet dream for them, a two'fer, pro life and gun violence. Like mushrooms after a spring rain, up they pop, lumping all pro-lifers in as not just part of a murderous conspiracy but terrorists as well. Of course, when one of their protected groups, eg blacks or muslims, attack innocent whites, the reaction is...chirp...chirp...silence. Now we hear the ludicrous claims that Homeland Security was right to libel the pro-life movement, veterans and basically the entire conservative movement as potential terrorists that should be monitored carefully. Based on one extremely controversial guy getting shot. It's a waste of time to try to reason with these people. They not only despise us, they glory in mocking our values, our religion and our culture. Any doubts see the cartoon posted above by our resident liberal goon. What are the chances he would post one mocking muslims? Zero, even though islam mandates death for much of the liberal democrat agenda. Our politics are about to get very ugly with this bunch in charge.
Of course not, that wouldn't be fair -- no more than posting an editorial cartoon comparing abortions to murder. But fairness isn't what this is all about, it's about extremists. And they come in a variety of shapes and colors. I'm not sure how other people not discussing some attacks excuses other attacks, but I'm sure you'll tell us. Well, no, they didn't claim that all these groups were guilty, just the extremists from each group. And in the case of pro-lifers there have been many, as I said, The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has logged 167 terrorist attacks against abortion clinics over the past 15 years. Someone above seemed to imply that we shouldn't generalize about an entire religion because of the actions of a few. (Which I agree with.) Oh, wait, that poster was you. Yes, people are going to start shooting their political opponents over what beliefs they hold.
I will readily acknowledge that there are conditions where such a decision could be reached, and I am sure [ or I hope so] it would be an anguished decision. However, Tiller took all comers. If you read or even better yet listen to his own voice on the link I provided, he acknowledges that sometimes it just all boils down to finances or simply convenience. Tiller was an abortion zealot, murdered by a anti-abortion zealot. Justice seemed to have prevailed in a round about way.
I'm glad you're grateful. Now, can you be grateful that the world offers such wonder and variety that many, many others don't share the same beliefs as you about abortion and see it as a private decision that we should keep our noses out of? And more on topic, that extremist terrorists need to be stopped?