If “God told me to do it” is now a defense, there’s going to be a lot of anti-choice terrorists using it.
The National Abortion Federation has sent out warnings to its clinics across the country urging vigilance.
Wisconsin. Perfect setting for the national conversation to finally address the domestic terrorism of anti-choice zealots.
The FACE Act exists simply to keep anti-choice extremists from using violence or other terrorist tactics against abortion clinics and patients. Anyone “pro-life” should oppose terrorism, so why are anti-choicers fighting FACE instead?
This war on providers has been going on so long it has become essentially “the new normal,” with significant public attention only when a provider is murdered.
The American media’s obsession with turning all of our politicians into psuedo father figures is making babies of all of us.
An HIV-positive Macomb County man is facing charges created under Michigan’s 2004 terrorism laws for biting another man in a neighborhood scuffle. That, HIV advocates, state lawmakers and legal experts say is “cowardly” and “nonsense” and increases ignorance and stigma surrounding the virus.
Why is the man who murdered Dr. Tiller being allowed to give interviews from jail?
The man who shot a security guard at the U.S. Holocaust Museum in D.C. was labeled by the FBI as a domestic terrorist, yet Scott Roeder, who assassinated Dr. George Tiller and who has been associated with a range of anti-choice groups that engage in violent rhetoric and clinic blockades has not. Should he be charged as a domestic terrorist? Many in the pro-choice community think the ultimate costs of doing so may outweigh the benefits.
Violence is inherent to the pro-life movement in the way that it was inherent to the preservation of segregation in the South.