Well, I'm not a media reporter. I am just someone posting to an email list. I am making an assumption based on past experience. I would change my assumption if I learned contradictory facts. It seems like most people being really public about protesting the removal of the tube are religiously motivated, let alone the people running around trying to take hits out on Terri's husband!
I stereotype maniacs who try to kill people they don't even know over these right to life issues, not Christians. So, I think most people who bomb abortion clinics are probably Christian, but I certainly don't then think that most Christians bomb abortion clinics. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 2:49 PM To: Kate Hubin; [email protected] Subject: Playing God You just might be a Red Neck if.......... You just might be a Racist if........ You just might be a Bias Person if .......... You just might be a person who stereotypes others if........... Sometime its best not to say anything if you don't know the facts. Especially if you are a Media Reporter. Sometimes you don't say in court that you think it happened this way......... Other than that, your free to express whatever you wish...... if ya got the money to back up your bet. W In a message dated 3/29/05 4:28:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I haven't heard these news stories at all, but based on the description, I would bet good money that the people involved were Christians, and probably very vocally so. I don't think people are usually motivated strongly enough to be driven to want to murder someone they don't even know unless it's by religious fervor, and in these kinds of cases that involve right to life issues in the US, that fervor almost always seems to be of the Christian persuasion. I would also be more than willing to bet that the people who tried to have Terri's husband and the Dr killed are white. >>
