During an abortion debate at Purdue university sponsored by the Boilermakers for Life student organization, a pro-choice professor accused his pro-life counterpart of displaying "child pornography" when images of fetuses were used in the presentation. David Sanders, an associate professor of biology at Purdue, appeared confused about the definition of "child pornography" and elicited laughs with his comparison. Campus Reform: "What would you call the public display of a butt naked body of a child?" Sanders questioned. "I would call it child pornography. Do they have their permission? Do they have the permission of the fetus? Obviously not." He went on to question whether or not Created Equal obtains "the permission of the parents to show these images of children," soliciting a shocked reaction from the audience, with one in attendance pointing out that Sanders had effectively admitted...(Read Full Post)