You know, you hear liberals talk and talk and talk about how much they love and respect the Constitution, all while claiming to know everything it says and means. But the fact is, they don’t know the first thing about it.

Case in point, this guy:

See, he’s all about freedom of HIS speech and those of his abortion-on-demand friends. But freedom of YOUR speech, or anyone else’s? Yeah, screw that! And this is pretty typical of the left these days. They don’t want to debate, they just want to shut you up. If you start to get a leg up on them, they change the subject or, at the very least, resort to the name-calling stuff that conservatives got over by the third grade.

Oh, and someone might want to tell this guy that the “right” to an abortion is NOT in the US Constitution, and it never has been. It may be legal for a woman to have an abortion, via a rather stupid ruling on the part of the Supreme Court back in 1973, but people certainly have the right to challenge that ruling. By his logic, then Republicans never should have opposed Dredd Scott or anything like that. What an idiot.

Typical liberal, though. You can bet your last dollar that this guy, were the shoe on the other foot, would be raising holy hell about his freedom of speech being violated if someone was doing this to his little protest display. He’d even find a way to blame Bush for it, no doubt. Wouldn’t surprise me if he has an account at one of the far-left blogs and is already crying to his fellow raving lunatics on the left about the incident.

(Hat tip to Jay for the video)

Update: Couldn’t find a link to any account he may have on the left-wing blogs (yet), but he did write a crybaby letter to the local paper over the incident. Get a load of this:

On May 1, 2008, I removed the crosses from The Pointers for Life display. I felt that this display was disrespectful and for the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, allowing this kind of display in the confinements of an educational setting was more than wrong.

There are a number of reasons for which I took it upon myself to remove these crosses (I did not destroy any of them nor did I cut any of their signs). After speaking with several students pertaining to this display on April 30, 2008, I was informed that a few other groups on campus were being questioned regarding their involvement in the construction of this display. The responsible organization was later asked to put up a sign that identified them. My understanding is that any student organization reserving spaces on campus must do this.

The Pointers for Life organization, has come before the Student Government Association (SGA) and asked for my resignation, suggesting I am more than a mere student on this campus, but someone who should be held to different standards.

The Pointer for Life’s grievance against me as a UWSP student senator is that I was not representing the student body. On the contrary, many students agree with my actions. The fact is that Pointers for Life’s real motivation to demand my resignation is based on our opposing views about abortion.

Further, I was not acting in the name of UWSP Student Government Association, but as an individual who believes one person’s right to freedom of speech stops when it infringes on another person’s right to a secular education.

Roderick King
Stevens Point

Moron.

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