One of our beloved alma mater's satellite campuses is having none of that:

The opposition to the elegant Ali was as level-headed as we've come to expect from the kind of people that we've come to expect it from:

Don't let him off the hook just because he sounds stupid. This is a very, very clear stand: no one who doesn't believe in God has any right to talk about God in public. Kind of helps you draw the line between Islamism and Christianism, huh? For the second time today, we find ourselves compelled to suggest that maybe people ought to consider that "fundamentalism in general" isn't really the problem.

References:
* Hirsi Ali speech to go on in Johnstown, PA in spite of Muslim groups' pressure to cancel
* Pa. university goes ahead with Islam critic's speech

Previously:
* Guardian Interviews Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Surprised To Find Multiculturalism Crumbling In The Face Of Radical Islam
* Hey Gals, Check This Out - Islamism in the Netherlands
* Pitt Love Link Update

Cross-posted to:
* Israpundit