Unequal Before the Law: A Tale of Two Foetus Killers

So here's a guy in Texas who gets sentenced to death for killing a foetus. For that crime, he has a date with the executioner.

Now meet George Tiller "the killer" who kills foetuses every day, even viable ones by piercing their skulls with scissors, and then sucking their brains out with an aspirator, before removing the unborn child's corpse from his/her mother.

Both should have to pay for what they've done, though I would argue that the death penalty is inappropriate, however, why is it that one remains free to commit premeditated murder each and every day, and be paid handsomely for it, while another person who killed once be shipped iff to Huntsville in leg irons to await lethal injection?

Putting numbers aside, both have killed the unborn. By convicting the man in Texas based on a 2003 law, the state has conceded that the foetus in question was a human with full rights. Good. However if we have now established a precedent that an unborn child is fully human, then why isn't the man in Kansas trading in his white labcoat for an orange jumpsuit? Why is it then, that Texas still has abortion clinics open? Pro-life activists need to call their government to account. A justice system cannot have "deux poids de mesure".

While expressing my opposition to the death penalty, I do applaud the State of Texas for recognizing that the unborn child is a human being and deserving of his/her right to life. That said, if we are all equal before the law, then all unborn children have this right, thus the likes of Tiller the Killer, and his confreres at Planned Murderhood need to be closed down, and charged with first degree murder just like the man in Texas was.

Abortion will not be rejected until it is seen for what it is. Here are some photos of the profane danse macabre that goes on after an abortion at the Tiller Clinic. You see physical evidence of what was done during the murder of baby Chelsea, and then the disgraceful "memorial" that is part of Tiller's "service".

Here is an animated description of the process of late term (partial birth) abortion, Tiller's specialty: