White Political Ralliers Call for Lynching of Black Justice (Sorry MSM, No Tea in this Blend)

Christian Hartsock at Big Government has this disturbing video of a rally in Palm Springs.

These left-wing rallyers, comprised of members of Common Cause, Code Pink, Greenpeace, and other usual suspects, were dissatisfied of the SCOTUS's Citizens United decision. In fact, they are so dissatisfied, many were happy to go on camera and express their desire to hang or lynch Justice Clarence Thomas and even "send him back to the fields." The other right-leaning justices are threatened with physical violence as well, as are Glenn Beck, Fox News, etc.

Hartsock quips:

In post-Tucson America, where for the past few weeks a chorus of voices on the left have amplified their attacks on the “racist tea party,” “racist conservatives,” “racist Republicans,” and their “violent, irresponsible rhetoric” to the degree of accomplice-to-murder accusations, I figured a left-wing rally such as this would also be a demonstration of the left’s ideal, self-proclaimed rhetorical composure.

And having done extensive video coverage interviewing demonstrators in over fifty tea parties in forty-five cities in twenty-five states yet finding a total of zero instances of the “racist” and “violent” stigmas the left relentlessly assures us are true, I certainly didn’t expect to find almost every imaginable instance at one single “progressive” rally. ...

Not only that, but there was really nothing different there than what we saw at "peace" rallies during the Bush years. With posters and with spoken word, opponents of the liberal protesters were asked to be shot, hung, beheaded, tortured, you name it.

But that was when a Republican president was in office. That was when saying such things was celebrated, even patriotic.

The rules changed at 12:01 on January 20, 2009 when the same crowd that boo'ed the Bushes as they exited the White House began their campaign to label the slightest critic of the Obama agenda as racist, uncivil, inciting violence, blah blah blah.

Here's another thing: There are SCOTUS decisions that each "side" will disagree with. G0d knows there are plenty that the right could have done without. Roe v. Wade, anyone? Yet I can't recall a time when anti-abortionists demanded the violent deaths of the Justices who supported that decision.

You might be thinking: Yeah, but what about all the abortion doctor murderers!? I can say right at the onset that I do not in any way condone such vile acts, but I still wouldn't conflate a handful of extremist abortionist killers with crowds numbering in the thousands inciting this kind of violence.

Soooo, how much you want to bet that not one mainstream media outlet will air this racist, uncivil, and violence-inciting event?