[wyokostur]

Opps...spelled his last name wrong..William Ayers

[demshateGod]

Wow! While reading this, it’s important to remember that Ayers is a terrorist. Saying the things he says in here, while never repenting of his desire to blow people up, is particularly disgusting!

[pelican001]

Yeah, Bill, too bad you were disinvited, you murdering Communist creep. Cry me a river.

[VR-21]

On March 28 an administrator wrote to tell me that the University was receiving vicious e-mails and threatening letters, as well as promises of physical disruption were I to show up. This is becoming drearily familiar to me, as I'll explain.

I'm sure he feels the same way about the treatment conservatives get on virtually every campus in the country. Ayers is a piece of human garbage.

[ontap]

Gee! I wonder if he fears some kook would plant a bomb!!!!

[basil]

I always like the University in Laramie-—this makes me like it more.

[NTHockey]

Wyoming Tribune sure gave this self-professed terrorist plenty of space. As such, he should not be allowed anywhere near kids, of any age.

[browardchad]

We should not allow ourselves to collapse in fear if a small mob gathers with torches at the gates. I wouldn't force myself on the University, of course, but I felt that canceling would be terribly unfair to the faculty and students who had invited me, and would send a big message that bullying works.

Ah, hah, Bill, but wasn't that exactly your tactic -- a small bullying mob (with the exception that your mob was armed with explosives, as your opponents are not) at the gates? What's not to love, Bill, except that now the opposition is aimed in your direction?

[Vasilli22]

“This is surely in play today: the right to talk to whomever you please, the right to read and wonder, the right to pursue an argument into uncharted spaces, the right to challenge the state or the church and its orthodoxy in the public square. The right to think at all.”

The right to cancel a speech from a P.O.S., aging, filthy, hippy terrorist! Boo-freaking-hoo.

[LibLieSlayer]

The Right Wing is a peaceful bunch... this guy would be worm bait if that were not true.

LLS

[davius]

So the lesson here kids, is that if you engage in "symbolic attacks" (read bombings) on monuments and institutions you might not be welcome in polite society later in life. Your next assignment is a 500 word essay on who to blame if history judges you harshly for your past crimes. You can title it, 'Pay Now Or Pay Later'.

[EverOnward]

After the fact, the terrorist liar reveals what he “would” have said — maybe, maybe not. He’s a waste of time and space either way.

[midwyf]

I was one of those residents objecting strenuously to inviting this domestic terrorist to our university. He certainly tries to play down what actually happened and his statement on 9/11 that he wished he had done more...while standing on our flag. Obviously he still thinks that what he wants is more important than anything else.
It is a real irony that he objects to strenuously to the rest of us protesting what we think is wrong.
Even more ironic is the fact that 700 of our National guard troops were returning from duty overseas as this was taking place. Our state has had one of the highest per capita losses in the war against terrorism.

[Revelation 911]

glad to see he’s finally treated like most conservative pundits......

what a load of crap

[Shimmer1]

What would William Ayers know about ethical actions?????

And how absolutely DREARY to have to face his own reputation.
/s

[Travis McGee]

Pretty hilarious, a communist terror bomber whining about security.

[0scill8r]

I am kind of disappointed in all of y’all’s responses here. The moral high ground position, here, is of course to disagree with what Ayers is saying but to fervently respect his right to say it. You guys know this!

Otherwise, we can’t complain about the treatment Karl Rove received recently, and can’t make fun of the backwards-ass Canadians and their abuse of Ann Coulter. Not without opening ourselves up to the charge of hypocrisy.