Comments on: Professors For Terrorism?

By: James

James — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:09:48 +0000

Ed: I understand fully WHY welfare queens parading as higher educrats support Ayers, himself now a full-blooded government tit sucker: MONEY.

How ironic that the “man” that bombed the Pentagon, NYPD, etc. and sought to overthrow his governemnt now sucks at the government tit with the same abandonment as the very institutions he loathed.

Every socialist has the SAME premise: wealth spreading for the masses while the leaders stash the krugerands and live in palatial surroundings.

By: rick

rick — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 22:25:32 +0000

Ed, you’re an moron. Being a leader in the Weather Underground makes you as guilty as the individual that planted the bombs and pulled the trigger. And in 2001 when he said he hadn’t done enough….make this argument to the survivors families….His escaping justice was due to the incompetency of the federal government and not his innocence. What we need in this country is less tolerance and more rope manufacturers.

By: Ed

Ed — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 16:16:41 +0000

Despite the long wait, this article is still out of context and clouded by a typically unhealthy affinity for fear-building & terrorism finger-pointing. It has lead to the generization of these left thinkers together as people who are “crazy and dangerous” and the bastardization of all of academia. This is dangerous first, and in my opinion foolish. Contrary to what is thrown around in the right media- Ayers did not kill anyone and “unrepentant” terrorist is unfair. He himself doesn’t have to pay or apologize for anything, and his “celebrity” status, now emerging 30 years after the fact of his militant days is only due to the election- I bet he does not egotistically enjoy such time in the “limelight”, considering it’s ruining the admirable reputation he’s turned and built since those days. If that isn’t repentance on its own, I don’t know what is.

Readers here can’t believe or understand why people are “actually” and “apparently” supporting him. This misunderstanding is important- if one is unable or unwilling to try to understand the context and real Bill Ayers, I encourage similarly to stay away from the controversy.

By: Darkknight

Darkknight — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 12:56:01 +0000

I bet all 7 of them also signed a petition to Kick out and condemn the Duke Lacrosse team too!! Sheep – they are sheep following idiots.

By: James

James — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 01:12:59 +0000

Don’t worry Josh – these hags suckling at the government tit aren’t lighting the world on fire with their teaching prowess.

By: Joshua

Joshua — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:51:28 +0000

I don’t even want to know what seven profs (USC or otherwise) are teaching while signing up for the “I support the terrorist” websites.

Fire. Them. All.

By: male sapphist

male sapphist — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:42:24 +0000

I think Cooter’s missive qualifies as a passing PACT score. Welcome to South Carolina government education. Screwing whites directly, blacks by exclusion, and now screwing everyone that crosses one of their palacial thresholds…don’t forget anyone that owns real property…we are getting really screwed.

By: Cooter Brown

Cooter Brown — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 13:13:58 +0000

Hit wood bee a hellova lot better fo’ de youngins in SC, if’n we kept ‘em out of dese God-foursaken, communistical communes of higher lernin’ (an’ I do mean higher– weed smokin’ hippies!) an’ provide dem wit a dern library card. Dat is, if de govmint ain’t already purged the clasicks an’ tru histry books outta ‘em.

Hits a scam: K-12 an’ dem colleges! Weeze all knows it.

My Pa hada 3rd grad schoolin’ an’ knew a hellova lot more dan dese youngin’ with deit fancy pants lamb skins (or four skins) dey frame up an’ put on deir walls!

De edjumacation in dese her parts is designed to make dumb voters and spineless citizens. Whacha spect? ‘Course dey love Ayers. Day wants our youngins to wear red an’ march in step.

Kin ye hear dat? Hits the march of de youngin’ comin’ to burn our books and ‘rest us for believin’ men out to be free for to pursue dere life, dere liber-t, an’ dere happiness. To da goolog wit old Cooter… Wait ‘n see!

By: Darkknight

Darkknight — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:43:48 +0000

Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it – once a murderer always a murderer. Why not pull someone off deathrow at our “own” prison and let them speak to kids? Only because Ayers has money – THAT is the real reason they want him.
I wonder if Ayers will be taxed more since he makes more than Obamaman’s new $250k limit?? Or will Obamaman pardon Ayers – forgetting that he murdered those who protect and serve the rest of us???

By: Jack

Jack — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:36:46 +0000

Only in America could so many people whose beliefs are so perverted that they are unable to make a living in the open market find a way to live off the earnings of others as “educators”. Many of these people assume their much higher than average salaries are their just deserts for being gifted enough to guide the peasants out of the darkness. It’s time for taxpayers to take a good look at what their tax dollars are supporting at our state universities.

I’m not opposed to anyone presenting their ideas in a free and open exchange. Anyone has that right, and should band together with others of like mind and seek support for their positions. I am opposed to being forced to contribute to their support through taxation, especially when the colleges and universities where they congregate ardently strive to stifle contrary ideas.