*the murder of Tiller*

I've been debating the "appropriate" feeling I should have on this as well.

Would you or I feel sorry for the death of Dr Mengele?

This man pictured was personally responsible for the death and torture of tens of thousands of people. But I know the retort for the "right to death" sect--the unborn are not people (Roe vs. Wade confirms this bogus belief) and Mengele "only" killed the living (or the "born")... So what? This is the difference?? The Dred Scott decision said "Black slaves were not people". Are we to embrace this concept too?? We know this is a completely bogus idea.

Ok, it's different because abortion is "choice". Well, how come if I choose to murder the guy behind a counter in a liquor store is illegal? Oh, I get it--it's because he's not in the womb and doesn't have the ability to defend himself. But what if I ask permission from the worker's mother and she approves it? It was her "choice", right? This makes "sense"?...

So why do we accept that "the unborn are not people"? And what sets this contemporary "Doctor of Death" apart from the Doctor of Death of Auschwitz? And why should I mourn his loss? If I mourn, it's because I would mourn as I would for anyone who was unsaved.

Ahhh...the comedy and whimsy of tyranny!