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In article <1171@shrike.com> tmd@austin.lockheed.com (Tom Davis) writes:
>In article <21408@rpp386.lonestar.org> jfh@rpp386.cactus.org (John F. Haugh II) writes:
>>It is very unlikely that what you are saying is true.
> ...
>>Instead, we are stuck with the likes of you making up stories.
>
>They aren't made up -- take it from someone who was on the defense lines
>in Houston last week (me).

I would encourage you to actually read a newspaper.  The least story
of violence, whether caused by "good" guys or "bad" guys", makes the
paper.  The only exceptions to this rule is where the act is so
common-place that it has long since ceased to be newsworthy.  Abortion
protests are still rare enough that protests and parades still make
the news.  If there was violence there, it would have been reported.

``Defense lines''?  Please, spare me the rhetoric.  Being on the defense
lines would be defending the children that are killed in the clinics.
Have you ever seen a 12 week old child?  You see, they look just like a
child that's been born.  They have fingers, toes, arms, legs, a brain that
has been working for weeks.  And if you watch the kid flop about on
ultrasound, you can see a shimmering spot that shows the heartbeat.  If
you were watching through a scope, you'd see the child making faces, or
perhaps taking a nap and holding its umbilical cord like a security
blanket.  This is what you are ``Defending'' [sic] the murder of.  I do
hope that you rot in Hell.
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