Randall Terry: Why I'm still fighting to end abortion

[proud2BlibKansan]

By Randall Terry, Special to The Kansas City Star

Well, Mary Sanchez got one thing right in her column: (7/21: “Randall Terry won’t go quietly, if he goes at all”): I hate getting old! (But it sure beats the alternative.)

And she is right: In my fight to end abortion, I am stuck in the ’80s – and the ’70s and the ’60s: The 1880s, the 1770s, and the 1960s, that is.

Every social revolution in American history — whether civil rights in the 1960s, woman’s voting rights in the 1880s, the abolitionists in the 1850s, or the anti-child labor movement of the 1900s — used incendiary rhetoric, offensive images and clamorous activism.

What do you picture when you think of the civil rights movement? Lunch counter sit-ins; illegal marches; women getting arrested; black men being hung by the Ku Klux Klan; police with billy clubs; dogs biting protesters, water cannons and a lot of bad press.

more . . . http://voices.kansascity.com/node/5250

The deleted my comment. I asked if a 'new tactics' meant murdering doctors with different weapons.

[phaseolus]

1. another possible reason

It's easier to convince younger women to be your next wife if you're a public attention whore, than it is if you're an anonymous nobody.

[baldguy]

2. Why is a major American newspaper giving a forum to a terrorist?

[proud2BlibKansan]

4. It's a huge issue here

I know. I agree with you. But this is a chilling piece. He talks about "new tactics". :scared:

[supernova]

3. Hey Randall, suck your own cock!

The idea of any woman letting this lunatic reproduce is horrifying to me.