ANOTHER PIE FLIES AT CONSERVATIVE

Well, conservative "activist" David Horowitz was giving a lecture at the U of Indiana when a pie hit him. (Can you still be called an "activist" when your people run the government?) Here's a clip from an article at IndyStar.com:

"There's a wave of violence on college campuses, committed by what I'd call fascists opposing conservatives," Horowitz said. "It's one step from that to injury."

After the incident, Horowitz completed his lecture.

It was the second time in a week that a conservative lecturer was hit by a pie at an Indiana university. On March 30, William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, was attacked during a speech at Earlham College in Richmond.

Butler spokesman Marc Allan called Wednesday's incident "deplorable."

Well, maybe if opponents of conservatism (and more importantly NEO-conservatism) felt that their opinions were being listened to and considered, they wouldn't feel the need to hurl pies. When you take away a person's voice, acting out in other ways is their only choice. Listen to them and consider their words and violence can easily be avoided.

Doesn't everyone understand this concept yet? It's basically why America was founded. The US Government was created to be a government for the people BY the people. The idea was to give everyone a voice. What happened to the last government in charge of America that didn't give us a voice? They got their asses kicked out, that's what happened.

Silence us long enough and, assuming you haven't turned us all into lazy slothful beings (which is a definitely possibility), you just might want to get used to more pies being thrown at y'all. Or, as David "I'd Have a Mullet if I wasn't so Bald" Horowitz suggested in the above clip, perhaps people will start doing more than just throwing pies.