Originally posted by: marincounty
Originally posted by: Fear No Evil
Originally posted by: CitizenKain
Originally posted by: Fear No Evil
The attacks on OReilly are just further proof on how morally bankrupt the democrat party has become. They cannot defeat him in the ratings, so they are going to try to hold him accountable for what some nutjob did to an abortion doctor. Saying you think someone is doing something immoral or disgusting and that you personally disagree with it is NOT inciting violence.
Of course, its better for the democrats to use this as a political statement because they know this person was a worthless human being and are probably not even that sad that he's dead. They will just use the death to attack radio hosts.
Right, its not the person on air who saying the doctor needs to be killed that is the bad person, its the people who call him out on it, they are bad ones.
Funny to see how suddenly FNE is on the side of terrorists though, I guess white makes right for you.
Could you please provide reference to OReilly saying the doctor needs to be killed?
He doesn't come right out and say he needs to be killed. However:
?If you want to kill a baby, you hire Tiller. You?ve got to pay him $5,000 up front, and he?ll kill the baby.?
?No question Dr. Tiller has blood on his hands.?
?Dr. George Tiller destroys fetuses for just about any reason, right up until the birth date.?
? ?This man executes babies that are about to be born
?This is the kind of stuff happened in Mao?s China, Hitler?s Germany, Stalin?s Soviet Union.?
He's guilty of "Nazi stuff," said O'Reilly on June 8, 2005; a moral equivalent to NAMBLA and al-Qaida, he suggested on March 15,
On June 12, 2007, he said, "
Yes, I think we all know what this is. And if the state of Kansas doesn't stop this man, then anybody who prevents that from happening has blood on their hands as the governor does right now, Governor Sebelius."
"O'Reilly didn't tell anyone to do anything violent, but he did put Tiller in the public eye,
and help make him the focus of a movement with a history of violence against exactly these kinds of targets (including Tiller himself, who had already been shot). In those circumstances, flinging around words like "blood on their hands," "pardon," "country club" and "judgment day" was sensationally irresponsible."
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I'm not a lawyer, but I think Tiller's family should sue O'Reilly for inciting the violence against him.