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| − | '''Liberal Vandalism''' is the destructive, [[anarchist]] behavior of targeting anything [[conservative]] as a means to further the liberal cause. Liberals like to talk about tolerance but their actions can be intolerant of opposing positions. The crimes of [[liberal]] [[vandal]]s entail everything from malicious intent to [[slander]] a conservative or can go as far as breaking the law. Either by fear of losing or by hatred for [[America]], these small-minded individuals relish the havoc they create | + | '''Liberal Vandalism''' is the destructive, [[anarchist]] behavior of targeting anything [[conservative]] as a means to further the liberal cause. Liberals like to talk about tolerance but their actions can be intolerant of opposing positions. The crimes of [[liberal]] [[vandal]]s entail everything from malicious intent to [[slander]] a conservative or can go as far as breaking the law. Either by fear of losing or by hatred for [[America]], these small-minded individuals relish the havoc they create. |
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Revision as of 18:17, October 7, 2008
Liberal Vandalism is the destructive, anarchist behavior of targeting anything conservative as a means to further the liberal cause. Liberals like to talk about tolerance but their actions can be intolerant of opposing positions. The crimes of liberal vandals entail everything from malicious intent to slander a conservative or can go as far as breaking the law. Either by fear of losing or by hatred for America, these small-minded individuals relish the havoc they create.
Examples of Liberal Vandalism
- defacing or destroying property of GOP election offices [1]
- break-in a GOP campaign office in Mo. and steal laptop with strategic election information [2]
- entering private property to destroy GOP campaign signs [3]
- releasing sealed court documents regarding a GOP candidate's divorce [4]
- slashing tires on vehicles used to transport voters [5]
- Google-bombing [6]
- steal press run of conservative newspapers [7]
- attacking conservative websites
See Also
References
- ↑ GOP headquarters in Madison hit with bricks, paint bombs Journal Sentinel, March 21, 2003
- ↑ Laptop stolen from regional GOP headquarters CNET News, October 6, 2008
- ↑ Vandals destroy Republican candidate signs PolitickerOR.com, October 1, 2008
- ↑ Court sets release of Ryan's divorce file Chicago Tribune, June 18, 2004
- ↑ RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman Responds To Today’s Letter From DNC Chairman Howard Dean GOP.com, October 30, 2006
- ↑ A New Campaign Tactic: Manipulating Google Data NYT, October 26, 2006
- ↑ Editors say Yale Free Press stolen Yale Daily News, November 30, 2004