Paul, surely you understand there's a difference between being PERSONALLY "pro-life" and being politically "pro-life" which means of course that one mistakenly believes they have the right to force their views on their fellow citizens. It is this latter group whose actions will not be tolerated anymore. I do assert that they are terrorists and I do not tolerate their harassment, intimidation and violence. What is more, if Americans do not intervene to prevent this misogynist culture from further lowering standards for citizens who are female, people like me are going to make things unpleasant for those people closest to these pro-life fanatics--their fellow Christians whose excuses have facilitated the victories that this violent movement has enjoyed. 
As previously stated, the woman-hating society goes or we bring these ugly politics to the churches. If that qualifies as "divisive" so be it. Some of us do not buy into the theme of woman as the eternal victim.