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One viewpoint to rule them all

The pro-life display controversy at Northern Kentucky highlights outrage over differing political beliefs in regards to abortion.

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I just read Ed Brayton's commentary about an attack on a pro-life display on the campus of the University of Northern Kentucky. The professor who seems to have encouraged this is quoted as saying:

"Any violence perpetrated against that silly display was minor compared to how I felt when I saw it. Some of my students felt the same way, just outraged," Jacobsen said.

First, great job on on refuting the stereotype that women think with their hearts rather than their head Herr Professor! "Outrage" or "repugnance," Left or Right, it doesn't matter. Affairs of the heart have a role to play in focusing the sights, but the trigger finger must be connected to the head. That being said, I have a personal reflection to communicate in regards to the abortion issue and many liberals. For many years I've lived in a small town that is very far to the ...

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