Wanting to understand what he was thinking and how he managed to make himself a media target for charges of anti-Semitism, Nicki Kenyon of The Zelman Partisans spoke with Nugent, and found her group was alone in asking him what happened. Additionally, Nugent took TZP up on an offer it made a week earlier and ended up joining the group. [More]
This isn't about Ted Nugent. This is about not letting the enemies of the right to keep and bear arms tar us all with the bigotry brush when it's not deserved.
I'm gratified that Nicki ask for a comment.
ReplyDeleteDebbie Schlussel, whom I used to kinda like, now thinks Ted is a Nazi for posting that meme. I saw the meme. I also call bullshit on the alleged antisemitism allegations. Crap, people, don't we have thicker skins than the SJW crowd? Apparently not. Even "conservative" Debbie Schlussel - who branded Nugent with the Nazi moniker, can be as inflamed over some alleged "offensive" slight as any Black Lives Matter activist.
Frankly, the 12 people in the "offensive" meme ARE anti rights. Some are the face of anti-gun organizations, and others advance legislation that is anti- rights. Damn right Aaron would have - and did - call them out.
If this meme were directed at Christians - like the alleged "Christian" organizations listed in the NRA's anti-gun list, I don't think all "Christians" would drop the same Facebook cow that "conservative" Jewess Debbie Schlussel dropped.
This is the sort of stuff that simply adds credence to the "Zionists are taking over the world" stuff. When supposed "conservatives" like Debbie Schlussel are painting Hitler mustaches on Ted Nugent photos, and jumping up to support their anti-rights brethren because of a meme, they have, IMO, done substantially more harm than good.
Oh - BTW - don't hold your breath hoping these "conservative SJWs condemn someone who is Jewish for some perceived slight against a Christian - or "group" of Christians.