Flying Hippos, Unicorns, and Pro-Aborts Oh My!

In the latest Abortion Gang post, author Dena seems puzzled as to why Canadian Pro-Choice students were sent home from a CATHOLIC High School, after wearing strips of tape with "choice" written on them.  Dena answered her own question, apparently unknowingly.

"According to the school, the students were banned because they didn’t attain permission beforehand for their demonstration."

She links to The Globe and Mail, which also states that:

“It wasn’t anything about what the students were trying to say; it was the inappropriate way they went about it,” he* said. “They didn’t get approval from the school. They didn’t do anything of the sort.”
*John De Faveri, director of education with the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board

and

The students who wore a pro-choice message hadn’t asked for permission and some swore or were belligerent to teachers, Mr. De Faveri said. (emphasis mine)

You know what, even if they HAD asked permission, I personally wouldn't blame a Catholic institution for rejecting them. The Globe and Mail also states:

Catholic schools are struggling to bridge a growing divide between popular opinion and church doctrine

You see, abortion is against Catholic doctrine, and that's something that should never be changed due to 'popular opinion'.  What if one day the popularity of slaughtering newborns increases?  Should the church change their doctrine accordingly?  Of course not.

In true liberal pro-abort style, Alicia took a shot at Life News in her comment on the AG post. 

I’ve read a few things about this (I’ve found it rather hard to keep track of because no one seems to be reporting on it). The funny thing is, everyone else has said that these students were largely non-disruptive. They argued with faculty when told to go home, but no one has said anything about profanity or outright insubordination. Until you read LifeNews, of course, where these demon children attacked and degraded their poor teachers and fellow students. (emphasis mine)
Yeah, right…And my pillow just turned into a hippo and learned to fly.

Perhaps she should read the article in it's entirety next time.  I didn't find an article regarding this in LifeNews, but admittedly, I didn't spend a lot of time searching.

Oh and Alicia, does your hippo fly alongside your unicorn? Oh that's right, unicorns don't fly. Silly me.