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Recap: Pragmatism is bad, consensus is good. 
Makes you wonder how they think consensus is ultimately arrived at.
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.” >

TLDR: bad people are bad, unless it’s us >

another call to the "lone wolves" who are anything but. >

"I mean 9/11 was horrible when it happened to the people I like. But what about people I don't like? Hm...." >

Don't you remember when abortion clinics were getting bombed on a regular basis. >

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Call his office and let him know what you think about this >

The crazies are winning. It’s not even close. >

Holy shit, it is called fascism, threats of violence for those that do not fall into line with your particular political views. These particular fascists, seem to believe in killing for life. Lost the vote over the issue, so off to violence city we go. Some chuckle head activist extolling the virtues of terrorism. Get that he is asking others to consider violence, guess he isn't willing to get violent, get an army of deluded adherents of this insanity to go get all ultra on their opponents. Under the sanctity of Jesus, christofascists! >

Why would terrorists denounce terrorism? That's like.... What they do. >

In other words, We’re so pro-life, we’ll kill you. >

Only if you're a woman seeking medical care, a man supporting a woman getting medical care, a dirty Democrat or  RINO...  or gay, lesbian, trans ... or black... damn it...  pro-fetus... the list of acceptable life is very small and can't breath in it's own >

I literally bumped into Mohamed Atta in a bookstore days before the attacks. We met eyes, I can tell you unequivocally that he wasn’t principled, he was a homicidal maniac. I will never forget how unnerving that moment was and how horrified I was seeing his face on the news later that week. >

Scary >

And I’m ready to defend pro choice people if you decide to act stupid. >

Uhh what about instead of an alarm, somebody who still has a brain finally puts them into a mental institution for threatening a complete stranger’s access to private healthcare? Can we just do that? >

this guy clearly speaks for every one who supports restrictions on abortion.  obviously everybody who says they are pro life is an al-Qaeda terrorist >

Not usually a horseshoe theory guy, but it works surprisingly well for fundies. >

Principaled? Not hardly. They were brainwashed to the point of denial of the basic human trait if self preservation. >

That's insane, they should have their medical licence revoked for saying that. >

These maga republicans all too often align their ideals with literal terrorists. It’s enough to draw correlation. >

Putting the FUN in FUNDAMENTALIST