Which depictions are more about the politics of instilling fear into the American public? McCain on The Atlantic or Obama’s cartoon on The New Yorker?
Who said the McCain photo was about instilling fear? There isn’t a single person on the planet who’s making that argument.
Was the illustrator, Barry Blitt, at The New Yorker ever crucified for that stunt on the Obama cartoon as hard as Jill Greenberg is crucified for this McCain picture on The Atlantic?
I didn’t know there were degrees of crucifixion. How do you crucify someone harder than someone else?
Anyway, who cares about Jill Greenberg’s welfare? She’s a repulsive, arrogant, juvenile punk who harasses people for criticizing her. Her husband does, too. She wanted to create a stir, and now she’s got one. Hopefully it’ll ruin her career, which would make me really happy.
Imagine, self-destructing by strangling on your own venom. She’s like a snake that bit itself in the ass and died.
Excellent.
