Some fear Kan. ruling may spur abortion violence

In my opinion, for every bit of good that religion does for the world, it does an order of magnitude more bad. Some religions are more guilty than others, naturally. I'd rather live next to a Buddhist than a couple of mormon missionaries. I definitely don't mind the religions that keep to themselves as much as I mind the ones that try to spread their ignorance and, for the most part, succeed. This is where religion does ultimate harm, by giving people fairy tales to explain things rather than letting us curious humans do what we do best and figure it out ourselves. So much of the future generation has grown up with magical thinking, and comfort in religion. Fortunately, I have noticed that a lot of people seem to drop that stuff once they get to college or start developing their own lives after moving out of their parents place. Which is very good, in my opinion, because I encourage skepticism. The constant interrogation of knowledge and ideas is vital to our progress as a species.

Another non-scientific problem with people not questioning knowledge and ideas is that they also tend to not question people in power. This is...INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS. But I digress.

I absolutely agree, one of your better posts K_A.

lololol.
There's a thin line between religious and crazy, and Mdselctr is that line.

Here's the man himself taking the stand.

Want to Subscribe? Sign In or Sign Up now! Scott Roeder's views on abortion are being heard, as the man accused of murdering abortion provider Dr. George Tiller took the stand Thursday in his murder trial in Kansas. (Jan. 28) Scott Roeder's views on abortion are being heard, as the man accused of murdering abortion provider Dr. George Tiller took the stand Thursday in his murder trial in Kansas

His answer at the and is ridiculous.

They need to fear violence if this man gets off in any way.

lololol. There's a thin line between religious and crazy, and Mdselctr is that line.

What? There is a big difference. Open discussion is
always welcome. And it is exactly that freedom that
others should have, namely the freedom to build a
defense case for their murders, that you must have
if you are going to create either an abortion clinic,
an entrepreneurship, an alliance, etc.

Looks like he was convicted for first degree murder. I'm glad.

Same here, a quick decision none-the-less. Good job judicial system, I actually think he should get life in prison as opposed to the death penalty for two reasons. I think the death penalty is hypocritical, and I don't want him to think of himself or others to think of him as a martyr with his execution.

Agreed on life vs. death. Honestly, I think life in prison is a lot worse of a punishment anyway. Given the choice of going to prison for life or dying, I'd choose death.

What? There is a big difference.

No, there is not. You have me, you, and the Preistess. Those are the three alignments of sanity. Chose wisely, because after you chose, the ninjas kill you and eat your innards.

Agreed on life vs. death. Honestly, I think life in prison is a lot worse of a punishment anyway. Given the choice of going to prison for life or dying, I'd choose death.

If I could write a book, I'd probably chose prison, as long as I get solitary confinement. That way I could write all my stories as well as go completely insane by the time I'm done with book 7.