“I don’t regret setting bombs. I feel we didn’t do enough.”

Accuracy In Academia reports.

Bill Ayers Writes New Chapter on Hypocrisy

Three and a half decades after avoiding punishment for bombing the Pentagon, Bill Ayers is still “guilty as sin, free as a bird,” to use his own phraseology of 35 years ago.

“For every human being life is, in part, an experience of suffering and loss and pain,” Ayers writes in Teaching with Conscience in an Imperfect World: An Invitation, published by the Teacher’s College Press at Columbia University this year. “But our living experience also embraces other inescapable facts: that we are all in this together, and that much (but not all) of what we suffer in life is the evil we visit upon one another—that is, unjustified suffering, unnatural loss, unnecessary pain—the kinds of things that ought to be avoidable, that we might even imagine eliminating altogether.”