Truth to the media is like a crucifix to a vampire.
It’s great when the enemy tells you what most annoys ‘em !
Demonicrats = Traitorous Mob!
They’re very sensitive to that word, “mob”. You’d think it was their groin and eric holder was having a go.
Alinsky is alive and well.
Media=Enemy 90% of the time.
How about “incitement to riot?”
I disregard the request and plan to call illegals “wetbacks”. Oh, and how about we coin the phrase, “pull a Feinstein” when someone tries to pull the wool over our eyes!? Yep, that’s the ticket! And...you can call me a white honky cracker” (or worse) I DON’T CARE.
That’s your cue to Triple your use of the word mob. Just call them socialist Democrat and mobs.
LOL! There is NOTHING they could do that would promote its use more.
Can you imagine this media with Hillary?
Don’t use the words ‘round-ups, cattle cars, concentration camps’
RICO charges need to be filed on everyone of these MOBS.
Ooooh, too late. “The mob” has been branded by Trump. haha
OK. We can replace “mob” with “terrorist”. Will that help?
They are not a mob. They are “Violence Engineers.”
https://hotair.com/archives/2018/10/10/reminder-people-left-no-problem-labeling-tea-party-mob/
Sep. 2010 – Rolling Stone’s Matt Taibbi: “Beneath the surface, the Tea Party is little more than a weird and disorderly mob, a federation of distinct and often competing strains of conservatism that have been unable to coalesce around a leader of their own choosing.”So the word "mob" isn't the problem. The problem is any criticism of the left.June 2010 – NY Times Opinionator: “In a bracing and astringent essay in The New York Review of Books, pointedly titled “The Tea Party Jacobins,” Mark Lilla argued that the hodge-podge list of animosities Tea party supporters mention fail to cohere into a body of political grievances…He calls Tea Party activists a “libertarian mob” since they proclaim the belief “that they can do everything themselves if they are only left alone.”
April 2010 – Slate: “Historical fraudulence is like a disease, a contagious psychosis which can lead to mob hysteria and worse. Consider the role that fraudulent history played in Weimar Germany, where the “stab in the back” myth that the German Army had been cheated of victory in World War I by Jews and Socialists on the home front was used by the Nazis to justify their hatreds…It may be true that the Tea Party will disintegrate before it acquires any real power, as more and more of its leaders are revealed to be fanciers of racist jokes and bestiality videos. But one can’t be assured of it.”
May 2010 – HuffPost: “It doesn’t make me nervous as all,” the congressman said, when asked how the mob-like atmosphere made him feel. “In fact, as I said to one heckler, I am the hardest person in the world to intimidate, so they better go somewhere else.”
April 2010 – The Root – “Imagine that white members of Congress, while walking to work, were surrounded by thousands of angry black people, one of whom proceeded to spit on one of those congressmen for not voting the way the black demonstrators desired. Would the protesters be seen as merely patriotic Americans voicing their opinions, or as an angry, potentially violent, and even insurrectionary mob?”
August 2009 – Politico – Rep. Lloyd Doggett’s office is calling the protesters who swarmed him in Austin over the weekend a “mob,” and blaming the chaos on the local libertarian and Republican activists….”This mob, sent by the local Republican and Libertarian parties, did not come just to be heard, but to deny others the right to be heard.”
August 2009 – LA Times – Headline: “Town hall attacks on health care — mob rule or democracy in action?”
February 2010 – Christian Science Monitor: “The left paints the movement as a largely white and middle-class mob – and as including kooks who equate President Obama with Joseph Stalin.”
March 2010 – Think Progress: “Last weekend, as the House vote on health reform legislation neared, Republican lawmakers whipped tea party crowds into an angry mob.”
#mob