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Fightdirecto -> RE: When does protesting vs. abortion go too far? (9/21/2011 5:49:10 AM)
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ORIGINAL: farglebargle
If someone lost control of their car, hopped the sidewalk and mowed these nitwits down, I would acquit them.
My daughter, while she was living with me after geting her undergraduate degree, used to go to a doctor in Brookline, MA. Anti-choice demonstrators were always outside protesting, but she did her best to ignore them. One time, however, as she was on her way in for her annual check-up, an anti-choice demonstrator tried to block the entrance, screaming at her “Don’t kill your baby!” (stupidly assuming that any woman entering was there for an abortion and not for any other reason). When my daughter tried to step around her, the demonstrator grabbed her arm - and my daughter (a 6th-degree Kempo Karate Black Belt) broke the demonstrator’s nose with one quick punch. The anti-choice demonstrators demanded that she be arrested for assault and battery, but the policemen there all claimed that they didn’t see a thing and that the demonstrator probably just slipped and fell on the sidewalk.
Several weeks later, anti-choice demonstrator John Salvi went into that same doctor’s office and shot and killed several of the staff. He committed suicide in prison but is still considered by some a “hero” of the anti-choice movement.
John Salvi III
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John Salvi's actions resulted in the death of babykilling abortion mill workers Shannon Lowney and Leanne Nichols, plus the wounding of five others.
These evil people were part of the hit team that murder helpless unborn children in Massachusetts. They reaped what they sowed.
Why were their lives worth more then the lives of the helpless babies they helped murder?
On December 30, 1994 AD, John Salvi III walked into two Brookline abortion mills to stop the murders by using a 22 caliber rifle. First he fired shots into the Planned Parenthood Clinic of Greater Boston, located at 1031 Beacon St., killing Shannon Lowney and wounding three other abortion mill workers.
Salvi then went down the street to Pre-term Health Services located at 1842 Beacon St., killing Lee Ann Nichols and wounding two other abortion mill workers. John Salvi III stop the killing the only way he possible could. Thinking about the babies being murdered in these two death camps was too much for John to bear without doing what he could to save their lives. He did the right thing and stopped the killing of the children.
After a six week sham trial, the 24-year-old ex-altar boy was convicted of murder and given two consecutive life terms in prison.
November 1996 AD, eight months into his sentence, John Salvi was "found dead" in his maximum security prison cell.
Luckily, my daughter's follow-up doctor appointment wasn't until later that day - or she might have been one of those people shot by John Salvi III, "hero" of the anti-choice movement.
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