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07-11-2009, 07:26 PM
Charlie Butts - OneNewsNow
American Life League has produced a video on violence against pro-lifers.
Scott Roeder is accused of killing abortionist George Tiller in Wichita, Kansas. The secular media has made violence against pro-abortion people like Tiller a major news story. In light of that, American Life League (ALL) spokesman Michael Hichborn was asked why he produced the video.
"This most recent one was prompted by the fact that the media has absolutely been just lambasting the pro-life movement as a whole for what they call 'domestic terrorism' or resurgence of pro-life violence, which is a contradiction in terms," he contends.
Hichborn believes a truly pro-life person would never take someone's life or intentionally harm a person. He also states that the Obama administration intends to look at pro-lifers as potential terrorist risks.
"I thought it was necessary to point out not only the hypocrisy of the media but the fact that violence actually comes from the pro-abortion side, not from the pro-life side -- because what Scott Roeder did, by definition, was not pro-life," he concludes.
Hichborn's video is available on the American Life League website.
American Life League has produced a video on violence against pro-lifers.
Scott Roeder is accused of killing abortionist George Tiller in Wichita, Kansas. The secular media has made violence against pro-abortion people like Tiller a major news story. In light of that, American Life League (ALL) spokesman Michael Hichborn was asked why he produced the video.
"This most recent one was prompted by the fact that the media has absolutely been just lambasting the pro-life movement as a whole for what they call 'domestic terrorism' or resurgence of pro-life violence, which is a contradiction in terms," he contends.
Hichborn believes a truly pro-life person would never take someone's life or intentionally harm a person. He also states that the Obama administration intends to look at pro-lifers as potential terrorist risks.
"I thought it was necessary to point out not only the hypocrisy of the media but the fact that violence actually comes from the pro-abortion side, not from the pro-life side -- because what Scott Roeder did, by definition, was not pro-life," he concludes.
Hichborn's video is available on the American Life League website.