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TLDR: bad people are bad, unless it’s us
Stringfield called the 9/11 attack “a heinous act” but told March for Life attendees “you have to look at one thing. They (the terrorists) were principled. They were willing to die for what they believed in.”

this fucking wackadoo then goes on to basically tell his fellow anti-abortion cohorts to act without thinking first
*sigh*
ladies and gentlemen, behold the "pro-life" people >

He has definitely thought about this before he said it. It’s Stochastic Terrorism >

I remember when I didn't know the specific meaning of stochastic terrorism.
Those were the days. >


Kansans for Life, the state’s most powerful anti-abortion group who invited Stringfield to speak at the event, declined to answer whether the organization agrees with Stringfield’s comments about terrorists.

How pro-life are you really when you find it difficult to denounce someone praising terrorism? >

And I thought Y’allqaeda was just a joke. >

They are a joke. It's just tragic rather than funny. >

If I recall correctly, one of those doctors, murdered in the middle of church on a Sunday, was in Kansas too. >

Once they show you who they are, believe them. 🙄 >

So, it's a pro terrorist doctor that wants the government to force women to have children... >

That seems to be the TLDR yeah :( >

Boys and girls, when we talk about right wing stochastic terrorism, this is the sort of thing we mean. >


Stringfield called the 9/11 attack “a heinous act” but told March for Life attendees “you have to look at one thing. They (the terrorists) were principled. They were willing to die for what they believed in.”

Know what that reminds me of?
“He [Saddam Hussein] was a bad guy, really bad guy. But you know what he did well? He killed terrorists. He did that so good. They didn’t read them the rights – they didn’t talk, they were a terrorist, it was over. Today, Iraq is Harvard for terrorism. You want to be a terrorist, you go to Iraq. It’s like Harvard. Okay? So sad.”