We condemn violence against #PlannedParenthood, abortionists, & abortion industry workers. #prolifepropeace pic.twitter.com/xAzhLb5vcI
— Students for Life (@Students4LifeHQ) November 28, 2015We condemn violence of any kind against #PlannedParenthood, abortionists, or any abortion industry workers. Period.
— Kristan Hawkins (@KristanHawkins) November 27, 2015
We condemn violence against any human being, whether abortionists, @PPact workers, patients, or preborn babies. Every life is precious.
— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) November 28, 2015
Vigilante violence at abortion facilities is immoral & condemned by Christians. We overcome evil with good, not with more evil (Rom 12:21).
— Russell Moore (@drmoore) November 27, 2015
Praying for the loved ones of those killed, those injured & first responders who bravely got the situation under control in Colorado Springs
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 28, 2015
The Colorado Springs tragedy is domestic terrorism, especially for those us in the pro-life movement.
— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) November 29, 2015
In light of today's news about a shooter at a Planned Parenthood, we state again that this is NOT the way of Jesus or the way of pro-life.
— Dr. Michael L. Brown (@DrMichaelLBrown) November 28, 2015
Only through peaceful means — not violence — can we truly become a nation that once again values all human life, born and unborn.
— Tony Perkins (@tperkins) November 28, 2015
True pro-lifers denounce both the murder of babies & the murder of the murderers who murder babies #PlannedParenthood
— Matt Barber (@jmattbarber) November 29, 2015
On Colorado shooting: we don't solve the problem of violence against babies by violence against women.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) November 29, 2015
Support the Officer Garrett Swasey Memorial Fund to help family of pro-life pastor who died in Colorado shooting https://t.co/EcZve24Ixz
— LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) November 28, 2015
You've found the more reasonable ones, but terrorism has its unabashed supporters too.
ReplyDeleteInfidel -- Sad but true. The minimizing of the Colorado Springs attack is disturbing.
DeleteThat they are still taking swipes at abortion providers is infuriating...
ReplyDeleteAnonymous -- It's gotten even worse in the past week. I plan to write a post soon about how some anti-abortion voices have used the tragedy to criticize abortion.
DeleteAt least some are making an effort to not be hypocritical.
ReplyDeleteJono -- As appropriate as it is for them to denounce the shooting, these are still people and groups that have used inflammatory language about abortion. When they play "no true Scotsman", it bothers me.
Deletethe nerve of this co-conspirators...their rhetoric led to this..
ReplyDeleteSherry -- Agreed. They need to own their past hateful language.
DeleteGood to see they aren't exploiting this tragedy to further their own political agendas. And the rhetoric is finally calming down.
ReplyDelete(Do I need to add one of these: /s/?)
Agi Tater -- If you think this is bad, wait until I share a post on how the GOP presidential contenders reacted.
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