Dana Loesch Targeted In Frightening And Unfunny Video

posted on September 29, 2015
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Like we needed any more proof: Gun-haters always, always, always get a pass in the mainstream media, no matter how shabby their grasp of the facts, or how tasteless their assaults on liberties they disapprove of. You know, like that Second Amendment thingy?

Take a look here, and you’ll see what we mean. NRA “Freedom’s Safest Place” personality Dana Loesch is shown shooting herself in the head in a modified version of a spot. The trash merchant (who we don’t name, just as we don’t name fame-seeking murderers) insists it’s merely “SATIRE with a message, DOPE.” (Ad hominem attack—so classy!) A little research reveals a long train of tasteless and even violent innuendo from this source: No surprise—the media pass, applied.

Loesch has wisely contacted law enforcement. We hope they will take seriously the risk of such garbage inciting violence against her or her family.

 

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