Low-Key Violence

As I have commented on many times before, language can be twisted and bent into forms that bear no relation to reality ... particularly when expressed on our many moon-bat media outlets. For instance, Chris "Thrill up my Leg" Matthews was interviewing a policeman from Albuquerque last night on MSNBC's "Hardball" and he downplayed the stoning, fire-bombings and police car destruction that was occurring there outside a Donald Trump's rally by Mexican flag waving thugs. Matthews eventually found an appropriate diminutive oxymoron for this mayhem ... calling it "low-key violence" ... see: Daily Wire Article.

And another commentator on MTV, Jamil Smith, consulted his George Soros signed copy of "Rules for Radicals" pocket language-guide before he said that these rioters were just "expressing their humanity" ... see: Daily Caller Video. How is cursing out and throwing police-horse manure at Trump supporters expressions of humanity? Perhaps these rioters thought that they were just helping the environment by  cleaning up the streets?

These backwards-bending linguistic contortions on the part of what should be impartial journalists, I believe disqualifies them as journalists ... just like presidents, who continually lie to their constituents, disqualify themselves for serving in this august office. I wonder of whom I am thinking?

I am currently watching on TV another Trump protest outside a speaking venue in Anaheim, California. I sincerely doubt if many of these "AstroTurf" (meaning phony grassroots) protesters even know exactly why they are there. Many of them have their faces covered with bandanas ... clearly to hide their identities ... not to protect themselves from tear gas as it doesn't appear that this is a threat there. These bemasked professional protesters seem to be the ones that the police are singling out for arrest. Hooray!

Afterward: See also: Powerline Blog Comments.