NH Sheriff Candidate: It's OK To Kill Abortion Doctors

[Buzzard]

Nothing quite as fucked up as someone who expects to break the law if elected sherriff. :shock:

http://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-politic ... 04235.html

Kind of like the fucking psychopath Victor Hill who somehow convinced enough morons in Clayton county to elect him despite the fact that he's currently under indictment... and fired all the white people (at gunpoint) on his first day in office last time, costing the county millions... but back on point...

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2012/08/22/n ... abortions/

Szabo is running as a Republican for Hillsborough County Sheriff. But he injected a new issue in the debate when he sent out a press release saying he would arrest anyone performing an abortion.

He took it a step further when asked how far he’d go to stop one.

“Deadly force is the last thing law enforcement should be using, if a citizen’s life is in danger they should be protected,†says Szabo. “If there is no other choice, that’s what’s needed to protect the citizen.â€

Hey douchebag, you have to actually breathe air to be a citizen. Even the crazie fundies dont get social security cards for their fetuses.

He says, “Why is there a difference between someone who is 20 years old and their life is in danger and someone who is nine months in utero.â€

Well, because the law says so. Abortion is legal - shooting a woman who is having an abortion or the doctor is not. "defense of fetus" is not a valid defense in any state. You dont get to make up your own laws, you enforce existing ones. Maybe you missed that part about the legislature in your homeskool course?

[E Street Fan]

I think this jerk is one of those Limbaugh-lovers who assumes that practically everyone shares his sensible, conservative right-wing nut job views, so he spouts off, expecting a standing ovation, and then is shocked when he's called on his douchebaggery.

QFT--he's just like Todd Akin or that peckerwood in Kansas last year who said women needed to prepare for being raped the way he prepares for a flat tire. :x They're just shocked that not everybody agrees with them, like my racist/xenophobic/homophobic/misogynist/birther bully of an uncle was shocked when I disagreed with him and informed him I voted for Obama. The look on his face was a classic.

[luckystone]

OMG. That is NOT COOL

[crassy]

Um, where's the homosexuality in Shakespeare? :?: :?: :?: :?:

Also, wouldn't this law require a non-medical professional knowing nothing about the medical background to a case to make a split second decision on whether an act of murder was being carried out or not? How would that work?

All over the place! However, it should be noted that male-male relationships were MUCH different in Elizabethan times and homosexuality was not really a thing. Strong ties between men were encouraged and expected as men and women did not really socialise. Brotherly love and being a in a sort of romantic relationship with another man (without sex of course...though that did happen a lot) was common and helped to further business ties. A good book about it is The Sciences of Homosexuality in Early Modern Europe.

In any case, Antonio and Bassanio totally had the hots for each other.

[ILoveJellybeans]

Soooooooooooooo unborn fetuses are not OK to kill, but already living humans are?

That makes no sense at all.

It seems to me, for a lot of people, that pro life means you only care about that "life" til it is born

[Rosa]

Crassy, all this talk about people and societies changing over time is just crazy. The times the Bible were written and the times of King James were EXACTLY THE SAME and so are modern times, that is why we can read the same Bible and know exactly what God meant and apply it everywhere.

[Anxious Girl]

Crassy, all this talk about people and societies changing over time is just crazy. The times the Bible were written and the times of King James were EXACTLY THE SAME and so are modern times, that is why we can read the same Bible and know exactly what God meant and apply it everywhere.

Um, no they weren't. :? Ever heard of the Dead Sea Scrolls? How can we apply Leviticus Laws such as stoning women for adultery to everywhere in the 21st century? I hope you're being sarcastic. I apologize if I took it the wrong way.

[Guest Anonymous]

I'm fairly sure it was sarcasm.

[Anxious Girl]

I'm fairly sure it was sarcasm.

Thanks. :D Sometimes I don't understand sarcasm on the internet...