Going to Hell . . .
Posted By: 'Okie' | 11:37 pm — 4/27/2006 | 
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. . . in a University of Oregon hand basket!
Over at HotAir.com Allahpundit links to a pdf version of The Insurgent, a beyond far left University of Oregon newspaper that printed a series of offensive Jesus Cartoons, to show us Christians how the poor mistreated Muslims felt when the Danes printed the Mohamed Cartoons.
These days, standard operating procedure in any campus free speech fracas calls for (a) offended students to whine about the injury done to their dainty sensibilities, followed by (b) third-party defenses of the offensive material for all the wrong reasons, resulting in (c) equivocation and/or outright censorship by the university administration, and hopefully ending with (d) the threat of a lawsuit by FIRE for all the right reasons. You’ll be happy to know with respect to the Jesus cartoons that the first three stages are already complete.
If you go to the pathetic rag to see these, be prepared for something truly disgusting. And I thought that we were bad back in the ’70s! (db)
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