Pedophile politician's $150,000 bribery scheme
Monday, Sep. 14 2009 @ 9:02AM
| Pouillon, left, even protested outside church daycare centers |
They wondered how Tiller, an abortion doctor, could create so much outrage -- even from pro-life camps -- after being murdered in a Wichita church, while Pouillon could be gunned down and not get a peep from Obama or groups like Planned Parenthood. But the answer's pretty simple. He's just not a sympathetic character.
You may have not liked what Tiller did for a living, but he did it in private with those who willingly sought his services. Pouillon, by contrast, protested outside churches, high schools, even car dealerships, with signs depicting aborted fetuses. We still don't know if his killer was rabidly pro-choice, or just didn't like the way Pouillon shoved his beliefs so graphically in front of kids. And therein lies the rub...
Though Pouillon had run-ins with the law, he was a largely peaceful protester. But it's one thing to pray or chant outside a Planned Parenthood. It's entirely another to scream at pregnant ladies, moms taking their kids to daycare, or wave signs with aborted fetuses outside a high school.
These kinds of things violate so many rules on so many levels that it's hard to muster empathy. Perhaps 16-year-old Curtis Wisterman distilled it to its bluntest when he told the AP, "I can see someone spitting on him or punching him, but shooting him is pretty stupid."
He's right. No one wanted Pouillon dead. But there were probably a good many parents in Owosso, Michigan who would have loved to kick his ass 16 ways to Tuesday, were he not so old and sickly. The rules of America -- especially in places like Michigan -- say grown men don't scream at women and children. And they just don't shove their politics graphically in the face of school kids.
So the pro-life fringe can demand outrage all it wants. But it probably won't be getting much. With all the tragedy in the world, people have only so much sympathy to extend. And they'll probably be extending it to more worthy candidates.







After thirty years of watching people like Pouillon murder and harrass clinic workers, it is hard to have any sympathy for him. As far as I'm concerned it is about time that a "pro-lifer" got killed. This piece of filth liked to stand around public schools holding up signs with pictures of dead fetuses on them? Sorry, no sympathy for scum. Harlan Drake is a hero. Now Pouillon is a "martyr". I have to laugh at that. For all our humanitarian and democratic pretenses, politics is about struggle. Either you are killed or you do the killing. Our collective "morality" only serves to justify murder. I'll be glad when this abortion "issue" is as dead as the fetuses on the signs that Pouillon used to parade about with.
Posted 09/14/2009 at 12:26:52 PMIf people privately seek out hit men to kill an inconvenient in their lives (such as an unwanted spouse or ex-spouse), would this be O.K.? We would denounce it, because our laws still call that murder. This is the reason for the photographs of aborted pre-born babies, to show the evidence that a murder has been committed. The problem is with what we as a culture consider inconvenient and have power over. Hitler had his view of who was inconvenient and not deserving of life. Sadly, far to many Americans have a similar view of the unborn. The photographs of the holocaust are evidence of Hitler's murder and serve as a reminder to us, but apparently not to all.
You say, "The rules of America -- especially in places like Michigan -- say grown men don't scream at women and children." No, instead, they take their money (the abortionist)and kill their children. Out of sight, out of mind, huh, Pete?
Sam, you have clearly identified yourself as pro-death for those you find inconvenient or for those that speak up for them. How astonishing that you acknowledge that the fetuses are dead, meaning they once were living. It makes sense, though, that if you support the murder of the innocent, you would support the murder of those who are against the murder of the innocent. You call Pouillon "scum" and "a piece of filth" for exposing abortion as murder. It takes courage, devotion, and compassion to do what he did. That isn't what Harlan Drake had, but the fact that you called him a hero and say "it is about time a 'pro-lifer' got killed" shows that the ideals of Hitler are not dead after all.
Sam, I imagine an interesting scenario with you and Jim. I can see you coming over to Jim while he is outside with one of his signs. Perhaps you spit on him, seeing that he is filth and scum to you. He wouldn't spit back. While standing there, you didn't realize how close you were to the street and a truck side swipes you knocking you to the ground. Jim, on oxygen tank and all would come to your aid without thinking twice about it and would do whatever he could to help you. That is the kind of man he WAS. This man who would try to save your life, you would call filth and scum. I don't know about you, but I would rather be around a pro-lifer any day when in need than those who can easily justify murder. Think about it...
Posted 09/15/2009 at 12:14:57 AMNote to self: Pete Kotz has over-extended his sympathy tank. Therefore, he can only give his sympathies to those he deems worthy. Got it.
Yet at the same time, I wonder if Pete considers himself to be an overall compassionate person? If Pouillon were holding a save the whale sign or a save the Furbish lousewort sign outside a public high school would this be okay? Apparently, it never occurred to Pete that some people are extremely passionate about the defense of the defenseless. How dare a man hold a sign showing the realities of abortion! Doesn't he know that is grotesque! And for the children to see that! How could he! Important note, no one is trying to argue that the pictures Pouillon was displaying to the world were false representations of aborted babies. Nope, it's just that they were graphic. Hello Pete, abortion is a very graphic procedure okay. Limbs get torn off. Brains get sucked out. There's blood and flesh all over the place. There's really no pretty way to tear a child from the womb and cut it into pieces. That's why Pouillon cared so much. The realities of abortion struck a cord in his life that he couldn't shake. It's the brutal reality of "your right to privacy." You can be of another opinion. You can claim a sympathy tank that's only so full in these troubling times. Fine, but don't be put off when people start to view you as callous and distasteful. I've never experienced the depravity of sympathy that you seem to suffer from. I will pray that you can once again dig down deep and find that human emotion we call sympathy. That way you don't have to play the game of what is and what is not worthy of your sympathies. Let me make it easy for you. A man was murdered for his beliefs. You should if nothing else feel sympathetic to the ones who loved and cherished him.
Posted 09/15/2009 at 10:32:57 AMSeth-
So called "pro-lifer's" have went to extremes bombing, shooting, killing, and harrassing women,clinics and Doctors for over 35 years now, its not a lack of sympathy its just ironic that Pouillon, who has went far beyond being extreme with his beliefs by of all people, harassing women and children, was killed. And his murder has nothing to do with the pro life movement, he was a victim of a random act of violence, could of happened to anyone.
And do not forget abortion is LEGAL, women have the right to decide to continue a pregnancy or not, for what ever their reason may be,basically its none of your business.Pro lifer's need to find something better to do with their time instead of harassing women and killing Doctor's. Maybe they should try helping the many unwanted,abused and neglected children already born into this world!
Posted 09/16/2009 at 06:01:55 AMJames Pouillon should not be remembered or martyr for his death as a poor Ant Abortion Activist. For those who know this man, know first hand that he was abusive to his wife and children. He carried explicit signs that you would not want your small children to see. He was not kind, nor did he care about abortion. It was his way exploiting women and terrorizing women in "the legal sense".
He will not be missed; he will not be mourned by anyone, except those who wish to make him something that in reality he was not. The fact that he was shot and killed is horrible, but it was not because he was an activist for ANTI ABORTION!!
Posted 09/16/2009 at 03:47:46 PMI am sure that James' kids and wife gave him a true home coming by not inviting him. All the hate that he has passed along hurt many people.
It's ok for him to bomb clinics if he felt they did not provide the types of services that his small mind thought they should.
If one more nurse or doctor can go to work without worrying about him. Great.
Posted 09/17/2009 at 09:01:23 AMMallorycc sounds like another of the compassionate liberals out there. As far as I know the murdered James Pouillon had never bombed or threatened to bomb a clinic or kill an abortionist. I guess you think anyone who disagrees with your viewpoint deserves to die so others you agree with aren't uncomfortable. Anyone who celebrates the death of someone just because they disagree with them is despicable. That pretty much describes you.
Posted 12/13/2009 at 05:16:19 PMTHANKS TO GOD FOR HAVING GIVEN US JAMES PUILLON A MARTYR FOR HIS GLORY, ONE WHO LOVES LIFE SO MUCH BECAUSE HE TRULY UNDERSTOOD THE INFINITE IMPORTANCE OF LIFE, HIS LOVE FOR CHILDREN AS SONS OF GOD ! HE UNDERSTOOD LIKE MANY THE CRIME committed against GOD, AND IS AN EXAMPLE TO ALL FOR HIS DEDICATION TO GOD AND HIS WILL TO SERVE HIM, REST IN PEACE JAMES POULLON, MY BROTHER IN GOD
Posted 12/24/2009 at 11:04:11 AM