Chamblee54

There is a post at Obsidian Wings about two of the three murders. It is about the responsibility of those who denounce abortion in the most inflammatory manner possible. Certainly, there has been tons of purple prose produced by the anti abortion people over the last thirty years. At what point does this translate into the murder of George Tiller?
Much of what PG has read this week has been along the lines of we denounce violence, but abortion is still horrible. When the bile monger is the Roman Pedophile Church, the hypocrisy scorekeepers have to work overtime to keep up.
The post at OW then turns to the murder of the army recruiter William Long. The trigger was apparently pulled by a crazed Muslim convert, Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad. Are all Muslims and peace activists supposed to denounce this murder? The moral statistics are a bit fuzzy here as well. This act of violence is directed at the Army, whose reason for being is killing.
What the post at OW does not mention is the third murder considered this week. The killing of Shani Fecht was the sort of “routine” killing that goes without notice. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the alleged killer said after his arrest “Can I ask you a question? Am I going away for a long time? If I do go away for a long time, I would like it [to] be in a hospital.”
This alleged killer is Zeke Cordell, the 18 year old son of Mrs. Fecht.
Who is supposed to denounce this killing? Those who advocate for the “right” of an apparently disturbed teenager to have access to a rifle? Or, maybe teenagers who have fights with their mother.
Another thing to ponder about these murders is the changes that will come about as a result. Will women quit getting pregnant, and having abortions? Will the anti abortion crowd tone down it’s rhetoric? Will the War in Babylon stop? Will teenagers get along with their parents? Or, could it be that, truly, they were “meaningless” acts of violence?