Take Terry’s blatant statement in paragraph six, “abortion is murder”. Not only does he fail to define murder, he fails to exp

The FACE Act protects reproductive health service facilities and their staff and patients from violent threats, assault, vandalism, and blockade. It only punishes those who injure, intimidate, interfere with, or attempt to injure, intimidate, interfere with someone because that person is engaged in “obtaining or providing reproductive health services.” To deny a woman the right to access an abortion clinic would be like denying a person the right to enter a place of religious worship, which is protected under the same act. In both instances the same punishment would be instilled on the guilty party, not on “peaceful protesters.”

Throughout his essay Randall A. Terry tries to answer and justify the rise in violence regarding abortion. He raises serious arguments about the effects the Roe vs. Wade case, the abortion industry, and the FACE Act has had on the temperament of Americans. Some points are very disagreeable, but he does point out that murder is murder no matter which view is taken upon it, whether it be religious, legal or scientific. <

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