I'm really sick of the abortion wars. George Tiller gets acquitted, then the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts announces new allegations against the Wichita abortion doctor. Then come the howls that Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius isn't fit to be secretary of Health and Human Services ... because she's for abortion rights. Even after she signs a law that anti-abortion folks should be happy about. They're not happy. Nothing's good enough.
Then we get an e-mail from Wichita-based Operation Rescue. It's filled with all that stuff and then this crap: "Abortion chain owner's family dies in tragic plane crash."
Two of Irving "Bud" Feldkamp III's daughters and five of his grandchildren died in a plane crash Sunday in Montana. Feldkamp owns a bunch of abortion clinics. The e-mail quotes Operation Rescue president Troy Newman, whose sympathy is laced with the insincerity of someone consumed by his agenda.
"We are saddened by this tragic loss of life and pray for the surviving Feldkamp family that this will draw them to seek repentance and salvation. We also pray that this tragedy will emphasize to them the value of human life and will cause them to immediately to [sic] get out of the abortion business."Newman couldn't help but pile on.
God makes it very clear what he thinks of those that shed innocent blood:God is punishing Feldkamp for owning abortion clinics by killing his family members? This is from a man whose "senior policy advisor" was convicted of conspiring to blow up a clinic.
"Therefore as surely as I live, declares the Sovereign Lord, I will give you over to bloodshed and it will pursue you. Since you did not hate bloodshed, bloodshed will pursue you." -- Ezekiel 35:6
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Nah, it's sound logic. Just remember that anyone who dies in an accident must have done something reprehensible, and you won't feel so bad for them.
Seriously though--how do otherwise intelligent people actually get to the point that they function this way?
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