Ah, The Old Time Encounters With Pro-abort Reporters
- michaelbray
- Nov 6, 2021
- 2 min read
Tamara Jones reported in an article titled “The Children’s Crusade” in the Washington Post way back in 1999 on some comments from the perverse perspective of pro-abort Vicki Saporta as follows:
“She remembers seeing Michael Bray and his teenage son on the evening news last year responding to the bombing of a Birmingham clinic that left an off-duty policeman dead and a nurse injured. Bray’s sound bite did not surprise Saporta; after all, the militant Bowie pastor is considered the “father of violence” in the antiabortion movement and served four years in prison in connection with a series of clinic bombings in the ’80s. His book A Time to Kill advocates the murder of abortionists.”
You can read the article from two decades ago right here via the wonderful internet! https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/magazine/1999/04/18/the-childrens-crusade/ad6642d0-95db-4d09-be4a-ccb1ed4e21bc/
But I must say: I do not now and did not then advocate the termination of unwanted abortionists! I simply declared (and do so still today) that it is a morally legitimate choice and that ANYONE may choose to defend a womb child by any means necessary – any time, any where!
Got it? Good. So, it is your choice. It is one of many moral options out there. You may go to war and fight our enemies. You may join the police and capture criminals (thieves, murderers – including abortionists – etc.) But remember: if your police boss gives you an unlawful command, you may always choose to disobey it. Should he assign you, for example, to protect a death camp (e.g. “abortuary”, i.e. a modern Auschwitz), well, obviously you may disobey an immoral and truly unlawful command. And, to be more popular, I affirm that just as you may disobey him (or her) should she (or he) command you to “whip a nigger” or protect a death camp from destruction by fire or bombing, you may properly disobey him (or her).
Reflections on old conversations back in the day . . .
MBray, 6 Nov., 2021
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