Francis Grady, who’s accused of firebombing a Wisconsin Planned Parenthood clinic on Sunday night, appeared in court today and settled the question of whether or not he’s an anti-choice fanatic: he is.
A Grand Chute man accused of setting a fire at a Planned Parenthood clinic made his first appearance Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Green Bay.
At one point, Grady interrupted him to ask, “Do you even care at all about the 1,000 babies that died screaming?”
This will come as a real disappointment to racist blogger Robert Stacy McCain, who earlier today wrote a long post mocking writer Michelle Goldberg for tying this terrorist act to the anti-abortion movement, and pointing at Grady’s criminal record as “evidence” that he had no connection.
Darn... Apparently, the usual theory that it was a "Democratic" plant trying to reverse-engineer a negative story about a right-wing domestic terrorist falls flat again.
Per Colorado law, if you kill a pregnant woman, you are charged with two murders. Based on this, you can see how some loner could think that preventing abortion doctors from working would be preventing murder.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
Yes, "pro-life" zealots are always interesting...They think by planting bombs to kill people, shooting doctors, and destroying other people's rights to receive constitutionally protected services they show how "pro-life" they are.
God, I could sit and watch the hypocrisy for hours.
It isn't like this country has a century long tradition of legalizing the removal & disposal of fetuses. Only about 40 years ago did the Supremes somehow equate privacy rights to killing innocents.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
It doesn't matter "how many years" it has been since the SCOTUS recognized women's right to control their own bodies. Until something changes, it's still the law of the land, it's still legal, and it's still none of the business of male-patriarchy to tell women what they can and cannot do.
And it doesn't change the hypocrisy of the so-called "pro-life" wackos that think they are somehow justified in killing and maiming others in a pursuit to prevent them from exercising their legal rights.
LadyJazzer wrote: It doesn't matter "how many years" it has been since the SCOTUS recognized women's right to control their own bodies. Until something changes, it's still the law of the land, it's still legal, and it's still none of the business of male-patriarchy to tell women what they can and cannot do.
And it doesn't change the hypocrisy of the so-called "pro-life" wackos that think they are somehow justified in killing and maiming others in a pursuit to prevent them from exercising their legal rights.
Yes... you got Roe versus Wade through judicial activism... the Supreme Court overturn many state and federal restrictions... and now Obama whines about the Supremes and the outcome of Obamacare... hypocrisy is your sides mirror.
