Another demonstration of a well known dichotomy

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George Tiller's blood wasn't even cold before every pro-life group out there was falling over themselves to issue statements unconditionally condemning his murder.

Interesting how Muslim organizations still don't realize how poorly their silence reflects on them with every act of Islamic terrorism that goes uncondemned.

Just sayin... :eusa_whistle:
 
George Tiller's blood wasn't even cold before every pro-life group out there was falling over themselves to issue statements unconditionally condemning his murder.

Interesting how Muslim organizations still don't realize how poorly their silence reflects on them with every act of Islamic terrorism that goes uncondemned.

Just sayin... :eusa_whistle:
That is interesting...but you aren't totally correct. The pro-life groups aren't exactly condemning the murder, they are only saying they wouldn't do it while insinuating that the guy had it coming to him.
 
George Tiller's blood wasn't even cold before every pro-life group out there was falling over themselves to issue statements unconditionally condemning his murder.

Interesting how Muslim organizations still don't realize how poorly their silence reflects on them with every act of Islamic terrorism that goes uncondemned.

Just sayin... :eusa_whistle:
That is interesting...but you aren't totally correct. The pro-life groups aren't exactly condemning the murder, they are only saying they wouldn't do it while insinuating that the guy had it coming to him.

that is a bald face lie ravi....come on
 
Allow me to play devil's advocate. Tiller was doing nothing illegal, in his mind and according to his values and beliefs he was helping women in need. He was doing something that is covered by the law of the nation. Killing him was murder, it is inexcusable and thus the outrage. Murder cannot be condoned in a just society.

Islamic terrorists see themselves as revolutionaries, as martyrs for a cause. And while many in the Muslim world criticize them, their actions are more about resentment and revenge. Look at any area in which terrorism exists and one can see reasons, whether it be Ireland, Yugoslavia, Israel, or Iraq.

"The difference between political terror and ordinary crime becomes clear during the change of regimes, in which former terrorists become well-regarded representatives of their country." Jurgen Habermas
 
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Come on midcan! So the people who went to work at the WTC on that fateful morning were doing something illegal? :cuckoo:
 
Allow me to play devil's advocate. Tiller was doing nothing illegal, in his mind and according to his values and beliefs he was helping women in need. He was doing something that is covered by the law of the nation. Killing him was murder Yes, it is inexcusableyes and thus the outrage. Murder cannot be condoned in a just society.no it cannot

Islamic terrorists see themselves as revolutionaries, as martyrs for a cause. And while many in the Muslim world criticize them, their actions are more about resentment and revenge. Look at any area in which terrorism exists and one can see reasons, whether it be Ireland, Yugoslavia, Israel, or Iraq. It's still murder when they do it in America. Right?? Yes!

"The difference between political terror and ordinary crime becomes clear during the change of regimes, in which former terrorists become well-regarded representatives of their country." Jurgen Habermas




Yes!
 
Allow me to play devil's advocate. Tiller was doing nothing illegal, in his mind and according to his values and beliefs he was helping women in need. He was doing something that is covered by the law of the nation. Killing him was murder, it is inexcusable and thus the outrage. Murder cannot be condoned in a just society.

Islamic terrorists see themselves as revolutionaries, as martyrs for a cause. And while many in the Muslim world criticize them, their actions are more about resentment and revenge. Look at any area in which terrorism exists and one can see reasons, whether it be Ireland, Yugoslavia, Israel, or Iraq.

"The difference between political terror and ordinary crime becomes clear during the change of regimes, in which former terrorists become well-regarded representatives of their country." Jurgen Habermas

the proverbial distinction without a difference.

midcan says murder is inexcusable, except when it isn't.

bra-fucking-vo
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George Tiller's blood wasn't even cold before every pro-life group out there was falling over themselves to issue statements unconditionally condemning his murder.

Interesting how Muslim organizations still don't realize how poorly their silence reflects on them with every act of Islamic terrorism that goes uncondemned.

Just sayin... :eusa_whistle:

What did the Muslim pro-life group say?
 
There will be no curiosity from the State Run Press about Bledsoe's commitment to Islam as it pertains to his shooting those recruiters. But the State Run Press will be all over the pro-life movement like stink on shit about Tiller's killing
 
There will be no curiosity from the State Run Press about Bledsoe's commitment to Islam as it pertains to his shooting those recruiters. But the State Run Press will be all over the pro-life movement like stink on shit about Tiller's killing




Oh my god,, msnbc is in a lather! froth,, foam, suds, brewer's yeast,,
 
There will be no curiosity from the State Run Press about Bledsoe's commitment to Islam as it pertains to his shooting those recruiters. But the State Run Press will be all over the pro-life movement like stink on shit about Tiller's killing




Oh my god,, msnbc is in a lather! froth,, foam, suds, brewer's yeast,,

Rachel Mandow's testosterone is sweating profusely out of every pore?
 

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