In The Eye Of The Censor.

What is the purpose of Art? Well, the Lefty ACLU, in defending a recent exhibit at The Smithsonian that offended the values of some on the Right, put it this way:

One of the primary purposes of art is to challenge and provoke and question. Inevitably that may offend some and cause others to cheer. Debating works of art, as opposed to censorship of those deemed controversial, is what a free society should support.

But when the art offends, challenges, and provokes, and/or questions the values of The Left/Mainstream Media, well, well, well... all that goes out the window.

So much for a free society - at least in the art world.

Hattip: Roger Kimball at Pajamas Media, via Instapundit.

Radical Environmentalism Is Harmful To Children And Other Living Things.

First 10:10. Now, this. What is it these days with Envirofascists trying to make their point by killing kids?

A New Episcopal Liturgy?

I don't know what cleric and/or denomination created this new worship liturgy, but I wouldn't be surprised if the word "Episcopal" is involved somehow. Listen, closely, dear readers, to the object of their prayers.

Oh, THAT Media Bias.

And they say FoxNews has an agenda... Instapundit notes this story about Newsweek selectively cropping a photo to make an editorial point in a news article. And Newsweek's response pretty much boils down to: So 'effing what?