jsteele wrote:If you see something, say something, right? I'm saying something.
I just read this article in the Washington Post:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/charter-school-next-to-future-planned-parenthood-clinic-sues-anti-abortion-protesters/2015/12/09/63a2109a-9dfc-11e5-a3c5-c77f2cc5a43c_story.html
Planned Parenthood is opening a facility in DC that happens to be next door and across the street from buildings of a charter school. Protesters have been harassing school children. But, this is what caught my attention in the article:
"The protesters named in the lawsuit include a Maryland resident who served a prison sentence for plotting to bomb an abortion clinic and several activists connected to anti-abortion groups."
So, there is a convicted terrorist active in the District of Columbia. This terrorist has already been harassing children -- some as young as 3 years old. There have been written threats.
I assume that the Trump supporters will advocate banning all pro-life individuals from entering the District of Columbia, but I think that would be a bit extreme. But, now that we know there is a convicted terrorist engaged in threatening behavior, what do we do?
Anonymous wrote:Oh, please don't call it Christian terrorism. I'm a Christian (Episcopalian) and my rector accompanied me to the (unnamed DC hospital) where I had my "medical termination" due to an anencephalic fetus. When I was a member of another mainline Protestant church, as a teenager, I met an elder from my church at Planned Parenthood, where he prescribed birth control to my friends and I. So....please...this is right wing fanaticism. It has NOTHING to do with Christianity. Kind of like Islam and the jihadists, you know?takoma wrote:Jeff, I commend you for your restraint in not calling for Christian terrorism to be named and for all Christians to be barred from entering the District.
takoma wrote:Jeff, I commend you for your restraint in not calling for Christian terrorism to be named and for all Christians to be barred from entering the District.
jsteele wrote:It is interesting that even though the terrorist is named in the court documents and his/her name is now public record, the Post chose not to publish it. Maybe the Post is worried about being bombed?
jsteele wrote:It is interesting that even though the terrorist is named in the court documents and his/her name is now public record, the Post chose not to publish it. Maybe the Post is worried about being bombed?
jsteele wrote:If you see something, say something, right? I'm saying something.
I just read this article in the Washington Post:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/charter-school-next-to-future-planned-parenthood-clinic-sues-anti-abortion-protesters/2015/12/09/63a2109a-9dfc-11e5-a3c5-c77f2cc5a43c_story.html
Planned Parenthood is opening a facility in DC that happens to be next door and across the street from buildings of a charter school. Protesters have been harassing school children. But, this is what caught my attention in the article:
"The protesters named in the lawsuit include a Maryland resident who served a prison sentence for plotting to bomb an abortion clinic and several activists connected to anti-abortion groups."
So, there is a convicted terrorist active in the District of Columbia. This terrorist has already been harassing children -- some as young as 3 years old. There have been written threats.
I assume that the Trump supporters will advocate banning all pro-life individuals from entering the District of Columbia, but I think that would be a bit extreme. But, now that we know there is a convicted terrorist engaged in threatening behavior, what do we do?