Any evidence that the nut-case actually heard either of them and believed them? Or is it just "he HAD to, so we have something to yell about"? Face it, this guy didn't need any help, he was ready to attack on his own.
This guy has had extreme anti-abortion views for years.
A number of people who knew Mr. Dear said he was a staunch abortion opponent. Ms. Micheau, 60, said in a brief interview Tuesday that late in her marriage to Mr. Dear, he told her that he had put glue in the locks of a
Planned Parenthood location in Charleston.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/02/us/robert-dear-planned-parenthood-shooting.html?_r=0
Who's been talking about baby parts, you tell me.
It's awfully easy to point at one person's quote and claim that it caused someone to go nuts and kill people. It's also monumentally stupid. If we're going to start doing that, let's do it for real and blame Obama's quote about bringing a gun to a knife battle for the dead in Chicago.
It's not one persons quote, it's the rhetoric and blatant lies that have been streaming through RW media for years. Is it a coinky-dink that the shooting happened during a time when this is a hot button issue? IMO, it's not.
Take the Charleston church shooter for example, he got on the internet and started investigating "black on white crime". The shooter said he was specifically inspired by the Council of Conservative Citizens, a right wing hate group. Roof said he was never the same after reading their material. The CofCC condemned the attack, but then went so far to say Roof had some legitimate concerns.
Roof had no legitimate concerns, he was just fed a bunch of junk through RW hate media.