On The Death Of Tiller And The Reaction Of The ‘Righteous’
June 9, 2009
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Enough already Dr.Tiller made a good living doing something that was obviously dangerous, since his buiding was without windows. He seemed to be successful and was making significant money. He had a choice to practice medicine as other Doctors do. He made a choice and met a somewhat predictable end. He essentially was not much different than the fellow who owns a liquor store and gets shot by a angry customer. Surely a tragedy for his family, but he was not an Icon, hero, or a man who made good choices. He was a busness man in a dark risky business and now he is gone.
Solid article. Well put.
Walt – The article had nothing to do with the dangers of his business, or his choices. It did not call him a hero or anything of the sort. In fact, my views of Tiller as both a man and a doctor were very clearly made.
The article is about the reaction to his death, and the way that people are actively celebrating his murder. If you had read the post you would not feel the need to accuse of regarding him as some kind of revolutionary.