Abortion Practitioner Accused of Running Over 40 Days for Life Pro-Life Signs

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Reno, NV(LifeNews.com) – Upset by the peaceful pro-life signs that adorn the public sidewalk outside his abortion center, Nevada-based abortion practitioner Damon Stutes reportedly decided to take matters into his own hands. On Friday morning, local pro-life advocates say he aggressively ran over with his vehicle signs that have stood in front of his center for a year.

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local pro-life advocates say he aggressively ran over with his vehicle signs that have stood in front of his center for a year.
OK, is there a way to run over signs in a non-aggresive way?

The wrongness of what the man did can stand on its own, why are we attempting to color it worse?
 
OK, is there a way to run over signs in a non-aggresive way?
Hiyas:)

Yeppers!! If his car by accident ran over the signs…it would be non-aggressive

I hope this helps
 
He’ll probably blame it on a faulty accelerator if he drives a Toyota.
 
Don’t get me wrong. . I’m very very pro-life.

But this is kind of funny. 🙂

Unmanned signs that you put on poles, or stick in the ground are no good. Someone is going to remove them. Guaranteed. This guy honestly picked a pretty awesome way to do it. Just blast through there with the car. Clearly illegal and reckless, but I can’t say if nobody was looking and there were signs by my house I didn’t like I wouldn’t do something similar. I’m actually surprised the signs made it there for almost a year. That’s a pretty good run.

The best signs are ones that are being held up by people standing outside these places praying or being a witness to the truth. 👍
 
In case you think these days mean nothing to the aborts, review this post by Jos on Feministing.com:
40 Days for Anti-Choice Harassment
Today marks the start of “40 Days for Life,” a campaign of escalated harassment outside targeted reproductive health clinics. Anti-choice bullies are working to turn out folks at clinics in the US, Canada, Australia, and Northern Ireland.
While many clinics have regular street harassers, 40 Days engages folks who have never done this before. The campaign is framed as being mostly about prayer, and there will be an increased number of folks praying outside clinics. These people are using what should be a personal religious action to guilt and shame women. But there will also be an increased number of sidewalk stalkers, folks who more actively harass anyone walking into or out of (or even just near) a clinic.
Antis who are outside the clinic every week can use some pretty disgusting tactics, but there’s definitely an elevated level of concern when antis who have never done this before are present. New antis often don’t know or really care about any rules that exist outside a clinic. They bring new energy and zeal to trying to stop every woman from accessing reproductive health services. Even just increased numbers of antis can lead to confusion and a more visible barrier to access.
There is a list of targeted clinics on the “40 Days for Life” website. If a clinic in your area is being targeted and you feel up to taking on this work, please contact your clinic or local clinic escorts to find out the best ways to get involved (I’d recommend Googling the name of the clinic or “clinic escorts” and your city and state).
A heartfelt thanks to everyone taking on the unfortunately necessary work of increased clinic defense during this campaign of cruelty, lies, and hate.
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So we’re called “Antis” now? 😃

I have to laugh. If we’re Pro-family, we’re Anti-Gay. If we’re Pro-life, we’re Anti-Choice.

Just call me “Anti-” (NOT “Auntie”) LOL.
 
So we’re called “Antis” now? 😃

I have to laugh. If we’re Pro-family, we’re Anti-Gay. If we’re Pro-life, we’re Anti-Choice.

Just call me “Anti-” (NOT “Auntie”) LOL.
When you listen to the news casts, they adopt their language. It’s amazing. So to me they are aborts and anti-life. :cool:
 
So he knocked over some signs? Big deal:shrug:
Let’s not forget…he was aggresive.

He should be tried in court and sentenced to the fullest extent of the law.

Perhaps the time and expense will save some future patients of his.
 
Let’s not forget…he was aggresive.

He should be tried in court and sentenced to the fullest extent of the law.

Perhaps the time and expense will save some future patients of his.
“aggressive” to a sign? has the sign’s feelings been hurt?

did the people who put up the signs have a right to put those signs?

this guy was just exercising his right to free expression:)
 
“aggressive” to a sign?

did the people who put up the signs have a right to put those signs?

this guy was just exercising his right to free expression:)
It appears from the story that the signs had been in place for over a year, if they were there illegally, you’d think the guy who ran them over would have complained to the authorities and they’d have been removed.

Sure, “aggressive” is a loaded term. It would seem that the concern is that if the guy got mad enough to trash the signs, running off the road to do so, is he likely to get mad enough to run down abortion protesters, as the Late George Tiller was accused of attempting (see linked story).

In the USA, free expression does not legally include destruction of property, however seemingly insignificant. In certain communities, defacing or removing polital signs carries civil penalties, such as fines. You may find this situation funny or insignificant, Doc, but the media here would be screaming bloody murder (no pun intended) if a pro-lifer defaced or removed signage to an abortion clinic.
 
Knocking over signs is fundamentally different from knocking over people. You can’t condemn people for what they might do - well you can, but then you end up living in a police state, and does anyone want that?

The fact that the signs had been there for a year certainly doesn’t mean that there was a legal entitlement to put them there, simply that their presence had been tolerated. Whose land was it?
 
“Knocking over signs is fundamentally different from knocking over people.” Really? Duh. :rolleyes:

I’m not suggesting we condemn this guy out of hand because he might or might not run someone over, but he at least ought to be questioned by the authorities to see if he’s likely to do so. He might be a whack job nutcase, and in such a case those who might choose to picket his establishment would need to be warned of the possibility of him going off the deep end.

He could have been drinking, and that certainly should be investigated. People in their right minds don’t use their motor vehicles in such a dangerous manner.

In certain areas of the USA there are laws against “road rage”, and this would certainly qualify in some of those areas.

The article says the signs are on public land; looks like a public easement just off the road. In many communities in the United States those areas are OK to put up such signs. But whether or not the signs are there legally is irrelevant. Taking the law into one’s own hands in such a manner is immoral, especially in the dangerous manner in which this guy did so.

Using common sense, however, one would think if the signs bothered the guy so much he’d have sometime in the year that they’ve been up, called the city and had them removed.

Purposely driving off the road to destroy another’s property is simply dangerous. We don’t know what is around that area but if there is a sidewalk, other parked cars, someone’s house, etc., the guy could have very easily lost control of his car and done some serious damage or hurt or killed someone unintentionally. See the picture in the article; looks like there’s a ditch there.

And yes, I’d say this about any idiot that would do the same thing to “pro-choice” signage or “whatever” signage. And, I would have no problem whatsoever if the signs were there illegally and he just walked up and removed them.

How you can justify using a motor vehicle in this manner this dangerous manner is truly baffling. :confused:
 
I wasn’t justifying it, but I also wasn’t getting bizarrely overexcited over it either:shrug:
He knocked over some signs. End of story.

It was you who made the odd comparison in the first place
It would seem that the concern is that if the guy got mad enough to trash the signs, running off the road to do so, is he likely to get mad enough to run down abortion protesters, as the Late George Tiller was accused of attempting
so I’m slightly baffled at your response:confused:
 
You don’t have a problem with some guy using his car in such a manner, potentially endangering other property or people? You consider such a concern “bizarre”?
 
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