There can certainly be too much civility.  This is especially true where civility morphs into a hyper politeness that politicians can cower behind as political subterfuge.  There's hardly a more graphic example than the black genocide going on in....America.  Chuck Colson, on his Breakpoint Commentary, relates the story of Walter Hoy, a modern day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Like Dr. King, Hoy uses non-violence to focus his ministry on the plight of African Americans.  Additionally, like his predecessor, he's spent time behind bars for his convictions.  Mr. Hoy has been jailed in the U.S. for violating a "bubble zone" ordinance in an abortion facility where he'd been counseling for life.  When Dr. King wrote his letter, From a Birmingham Jail, he addressed those who thought his civil rights activities unwise and untimely. In his speeches, Hoy also addresses those who say that his cause is worthy and just but that he should just wait....(Read Full Post)