Sunday, July 3, 2016

The Mind Of A Sick Liberal

There are some very sick liberals, like Jason Silverman of the NY Daily News:
Donald Trump is now taking his campaign ads straight from neo-Nazi trolls.
A controversial anti-Clinton image Trump tweeted Saturday — featuring a Star of David over a pile of money — apparently came from an extreme right-wing board on 8Chan, a free-for-all id of the internet.
The board, /pol/ (short for “Politically Incorrect”), used the Clinton-bashing image nearly two weeks before Trump tweeted it to his 9.4 million followers. The image shows Hillary Clinton next to a Star of David, with the phrase “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” inside it — with hundred-dollar bills in the background.
As Mic pointed out, the image seemed to first emerge in a now-deleted (but archived) /pol/ thread from June 22. The same thread featured images calling Jews “k---s” and mocking their appearance, labeling former President Bill Clinton as a rapist and depicting refugees as head-cutting terrorists. One message from the thread said, “I would of hate f---ed the s--- out of Hilary when she was younger” (sic).  http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/trump-star-david-tweet-neo-nazi-message-board-article-1.2697757
This is also the same star shape from sheriff badges and gun toy rifles, like the toy pictured above.
So, for Silverman and his fellow bigots/liberals, you are just some sick bastards out there that you will mess with holocaust victims with your politics.
Donald Trump tweets an anti-Hillary Clinton image on his account with a Star of David next to her face — before replacing it with a circle.

1 comment:

  1. Nope. Nope. On this one, you're just not seeing it, Dan. First of all, the original drawing's origins are from a white supremacist site, so we know now it wasn't likely a random shape or sheriff's star. However. . .

    As a graphic artist, I can tell you, you KNOW when you use a starburst that looks like something else. You know when you use an equilateral six-pointed star, and put it on a stack of money, it's going to get a reaction. This is like drawing an obvious cross, and claiming it was just a lower-case T. If the star had some flare, warp or twist to it, or was off-center, random or curved? Different story, perhaps. This would have to be a thick-headed artist not to see the potential firestorm. And a thicker-headed campaign to tweet it out to the world.

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