There are two extremes of “Untouchables” -- the downtrodden in India--and professors and other tenured academics.

Professors For Terrorism?

...Sure, Ayers and his buds weren’t as good as Timothy McVeigh when it came to being terrorists (they even blew up a few of their own members accidentally during a bomb-building session), but the fact remains that their violence did take innocent American lives - and domestic terrorism is domestic terrorism no matter how many people died from it, or how long ago it happened.

Now we’ve intentionally refrained from going after Obama too hard on his connections to Ayers - even after it became obvious he was lying about how well he knew the guy - because to be honest, we didn’t want to be perceived as another one of these typical GOP yokel-sites dedicated to the perpetuation of slippery slope logic.

But that doesn’t change our belief that Ayers should be in a jail cell right now, not getting paid by South Carolina taxpayers to lecture our public school kids.

Nor does it change our belief that anybody who signs a petition of support for this guy - who still refuses to apologize for his organization’s murderous acts - begs the question of whether or not they believe he and his cohorts were right to do what they did.

Again, domestic terrorism is domestic terrorism, people, and to tolerate those who practiced it at any point in their lives is to give others hope that they can do it, get away with it and one day become “respectable” and “distinguished” citizens, too.

That’s not the message any of these professors need to be sending …

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