The Continuing Slander

Neal Gabler is another in the sock-puppet media slandering TEA Party members. The hate is on the Left, not the Right and I challenge anyone to provide evidence to the contrary.

In effect, you have to blow up the World Trade Center, or paint the streets in human blood as protesters in Thailand recently did, or threaten lawmakers and even spit on them as the Tea Partiers did, or call President Obama a traitor or a Hitler. You have to be an extremist. (Emphasis mine)

The media continue to slander TEA Party members with this. Listen closely.....IT.....NEVER.....HAPPENED. If it did, where is the evidence? Once again, the Leftists try to provoke an incident and when it doesn't happen, they have to make it up. Neal Gabler needs to be sued for defamation.

Similarly, we hear a lot about the rage of the so-called Tea Partiers as if they were a band of poor disaffected grassroots populists, when surveys show that they are almost exclusively white Republicans who should have been among the chief beneficiaries of the system — hardly a prescription for radicalism.

Making stuff up again. Chief beneficiaries of the system? dude, we are the ones paying the freakin' freight in this country. Why do we not deserve a voice?

By knocking down the Twin Towers and announcing a constant stream of threats, the Islamic radicals got and continue to get publicity out of proportion to their numbers — just as the Tea Partiers have been dominating the national airwaves even though their ranks, according to survey data, constitute no more than 13 percent of the American public.

To make this comparison is reprehensible and again, at least borderline slanderous.

Last, I ask where the outrage is when Leftists and anarchists smash windows, assault police and destroy property during their protests? Where is the outrage at violent Leftists like Bill Ayers? Where is the outrage at the hate coming from the (all white) commentators at MSNBC?

Neal Gabler and his ilk are nothing but hypocritical tools of the Leftists in this country, wondering why nobody buys their wares.