Perhaps Internet Hitler can take some small consolation from this tribute to the Edward R. Murrow of our time by Reason TV:
Internet Hitler Weeps for Olbermann
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 41 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
I love the way this clip from this movie has been used to upend the liberals and leftists time and time again! Somebody ought to compile a DVD of the best of these altered clips. It would be a hoot!
Kraig Olber-WHO?????
” I love the way this clip from this movie has been used to upend the liberals and leftists time and time again! Somebody ought to compile a DVD of the best of these altered clips. It would be a hoot! ”
Stephen E Dalton
Well, I think real liberals would detest Keith Olbermann, regarding him as best as a politically dangerous lunatic and at worst as a manipulative leftist fascist with an orientation towards Nazism. The more important point is that many Republican Senators are supporting COICA under which, Youtube will be given the choice of removing that, ” Downfall ” parody clip of Mr Olbermann or having their entire internet operation shutdown by the US Federal Government. I regard COICA as being on a par with Adolf Hitler’s Enabling Act of 1933. The Republican Party has a pattern of behavior of pandering to Islamonazism / Islamofascism as a result of pressure put on Republican Party politicians by big business in order not to offend those in the Arab and Islamic World who could make purchases of US commercial products.
Why Voting For COICA Is A Vote For Censorship
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20101121/23584311958/why-voting-coica-is-vote-censorship.shtml
NB I have emphasized the Republican Party in this posting, not because I feel that the Democratic Party is blameless in these matters but because I believe that I could not get any traction with those people in criticizing them over COICA.
Here is more on COICA:
http://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/Opinion/2011/0106/Could-Congress-shut-down-YouTube-with-Internet-blacklist-bill
This is a bi-partisan bad idea being pushed by the entertainment industry. Under the guise of fighting pirate sites on the net, it could very easily be a tool to stop any site on the net from using video clips in commentary. I think the act is clearly unconstitutional and all who cherish the freedom of the net should fight against it. Pirate sites are despicable, but pirate sites really are not the true target of this bill.