I sometimes look to see what they’re saying, so I can see if there’s any substance that I should address. One time I was googling “butterdezillion” and one of the search terms that popped up as if it is a common search term that I might want to try was “butterdezillion is crazy”.
My 7th-grade daughter happened to be sitting next to me and her face fell. She said, “Mom, that’s so mean.”
I said, “Honey, it just means they don’t want anybody to listen to me. Yes, it’s mean, but it’s probably a good sign that I’m on the right track.”
What’s sad is that people like that can, by their Alinskyite tactics, actually influence people who could make a difference. I’m glad that Zullo was able to tell some of the CPAC attendees information they hadn’t heard, but the fact that they hadn’t already heard this stuff because they and their staffers wrote off all the researchers as “crazy” because of people like the Fogbowers (and the threatened media which acts similarly) is downright pathetic.
Until our “leaders” understand the threats, libel, etc that have enabled Obama’s coup (and in the media generally) they will be vulnerable to whatever lies America’s (deliberate and/or unwitting) enemies care to conjure up. And THAT is dangerous.
It’s sad that she had to be at a time when this is happening (to OUR country), but at the same time, it is a very important learning experience..