Joe Farah, WorldNutDaily, and the Culture of 'life'

[ck4829]

WorldNetDaily’s Joseph Farah writes that perhaps “Terri's death won't be in vain if we, as a people, learn from this experience and return some degree of sanity and accountability to our system of jurisprudence.” Farah urges that a “full review of the arrogant, unaccountable judicial decisions that mandated this state-sanctioned homicide is in order criminal investigations should be opened at the county, state and, if appropriate, federal levels."
http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=17625

But, I wonder how much this represents the so-called 'culture of life'.

"Clara Harris is on trial for murder in Houston. I say:
Free Clara Harris. We need more women like her. LIVE LIKE HER". (my emphasis)
www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=30762

Clara Harris had murdered her husband, David, because he was having an affair. I don't think that Adultery is right, but it certainly doesn't warrant death and anybody who thinks that it does should join up with the Taliban.

[Dogmudgeon]

1. So much for The Rule Of Law

I guess Joe Farah isn't really that keen on "accountability" after all.

--p!

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

2. "Accountability in our system of jurisprudence"

Yes, long a goal of many groups. Take the Mafia: they , too, found that such a thing was desireable. They, too, used money and intimidation. They even killed a few.

I wonder how many will die this time.