Marz parrots the narrative of the MSM about the attempted jihad in Garland
4 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, May 05, 2015 at 1:45 PM.
This is one of those times where Marz really becomes a disgrace, as he makes his own comment about the attack at a Draw Muhammed contest in Texas:
So, he wishes that the AFDI and other such movements were craving to become martyrs or something? That sounds an awful lot like Ron Paul's mindset, to say nothing of what 9-11 Trutherists go by. I guess he also doesn't think Pamela Geller's still very attractive at 50-plus years of age.
He doesn't even thank the brave policeman whose actions prevented any potential disaster from occurring, nor does he even congratulate the attendants for their own bravery in sending a message to Islamofascists that they won't be intimidated. He's done nothing more than follow CNN's lead in victim-blaming, and must think Donald Trump makes a great politician. Of all the snide remarks Marz could blurt out, this is one of the grimiest.
Update: now, Marz is using left-wing cartoonist Art Spiegelman to back up his degrading positions:
Spiegelman may supposedly be supporting Charlie Hebdo's staff, but that doesn't explain why he's using classic cliches like branding AFDI as a "racist" outfit, especially when religion happens to be their concern, not race. It's clear Spiegelman can't distinguish between religion and race. He also made anti-Israel statements and propaganda in past years, and even wrote 9-11 Truther propaganda. And this is who Marz thinks is perfect for representing his standings? Despicable.
Hard not to think that an attack is exactly what the organizers of the Garland, TX event were hoping for. http://t.co/aesuxhnhrv— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) May 5, 2015So, he wishes that the AFDI and other such movements were craving to become martyrs or something? That sounds an awful lot like Ron Paul's mindset, to say nothing of what 9-11 Trutherists go by. I guess he also doesn't think Pamela Geller's still very attractive at 50-plus years of age.
He doesn't even thank the brave policeman whose actions prevented any potential disaster from occurring, nor does he even congratulate the attendants for their own bravery in sending a message to Islamofascists that they won't be intimidated. He's done nothing more than follow CNN's lead in victim-blaming, and must think Donald Trump makes a great politician. Of all the snide remarks Marz could blurt out, this is one of the grimiest.
Update: now, Marz is using left-wing cartoonist Art Spiegelman to back up his degrading positions:
Art Spiegelman on Charlie Hebdo, Pamela Geller, and more. http://t.co/r3CMLIAM9D
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) May 7, 2015Spiegelman may supposedly be supporting Charlie Hebdo's staff, but that doesn't explain why he's using classic cliches like branding AFDI as a "racist" outfit, especially when religion happens to be their concern, not race. It's clear Spiegelman can't distinguish between religion and race. He also made anti-Israel statements and propaganda in past years, and even wrote 9-11 Truther propaganda. And this is who Marz thinks is perfect for representing his standings? Despicable.
Labels: islam and jihad, misogyny and racism, moonbat writers, terrorism, violence
I agree with Breitbart's analogy: blaming Pamela Geller, the intended victim, for the attack is like saying that a rape victim was asking for it because she was wearing a miniskirt.
Either you have freedom of speech or you don't. And freedom of speech means that you may occasionally see and hear things that offend your sensibilities (and that even violate your religion). That is a small price to pay for freedom.
If Christians went on a shooting spree with assault rifles when they saw a cartoon (or a movie, or a book, or a TV show) that offended them, then the violent crime rate in the USA would be about ten thousand times worse than it is.
Muslims are not exempt from the laws, and the basic standards of civilized behavior, that apply to Christians, Jews, atheists, and everyone else. If Muslims want to live under sharia law, they are free to go back to Iran or wherever.
And if a right-wing Christian extremist tried to shoot Dan Brown (author of The Da Vinci Code), would CNN and Marz claim that Brown deliberately provoked the attack?
...people get nuttier every year.
Trump is kind of silly, but I could tolerate him more than Bush III and the gang of usual suspects gathering around him.
It is funny that Marz is always crying about not heaving enough time but he always takes time to read and share your blog on twitter.
I think he stalks you.