Posted on 02/19/2010 6:45:35 PM PST by Maelstorm
Dozens of lesbian activists at Smith College climbed in through windows and stormed the podium in a riot scene shortly after Ryan Sorba began a speech on his upcoming book, The Born Gay Hoax. The melee forced an end to the speech before a packed hall in the library on the Northampton campus. Uniformed police officers and a plainclothes security guard were in the room but mostly just stood and watched. Rather than take action against the rioters, the officers and a university official walked to the podium and ordered Sorba to leave the room for his own safety.
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Our Communist Masters have moved on from, Free Speech (in the twentieth century) to Controlled Speech in the twenty-first.
There needs to be a collection for a metric-ton of security when this guy speaks.
Brownshirts must be stopped.
This is what always happens with the pc brownshirts disrupt an event. The police just stand around with their arms crossed. They are under orders from their liberal bosses.
Why do anarchists set fire to cars and break store windows? What would happen to any of us if we did such things? We would be in jail before we knew what happened. But the anarchists, gays or other “special people” are allowed to riot and break the law and deny others their first amendment rights because they know that nothing will happen to them. If they go before a judge at all the fix is in (remember Bill Ayres)? Ayres and his wife Bernadine Dorhn were terrorists and murderers but they did not serve any time in jail because they were politically well connected.
The liberal establishment and their corrupt judges allow this type of lawlessness go on. They hide in the background and never get called out on this.
The caption to that picture should read..”We are NORMAL damn it!”
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