After Tiller

[slh12280]

Did anyone get a chance to see this documentary? I saw the trailer and it looked really though provoking.

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[PennySycamore]

I'd heard about this documentary in the fall and I wanted to see it. There wasn't a theatre anywhere near here that was going to show it.

[salex]

[/i]Meanwhile, last night in the "state of the state" speech in KS by governor Brownback, we learned that:

Kansas marked the bloody trail out of slavery when the Nation was divided and undecided on whether to do so.

The chains of bondage of our brothers rubbed our skin and our hearts raw until we could stand it no more and erupted into "Bleeding Kansas."

The Summer of Mercy sprung forth in Kansas as we could no longer tolerate the death of innocent children.

Summer of Mercy was in in Wichita Kansas, aimed specifically at George Tiller's clinic. It never really ended, though the big numbers slowed down.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... ion_Rescue

[Minerva]

Haven't seen it. I'm dying to, though. I'm not sure how I'd go about seeing it in Canada.