Libtalker Blasts Conservative Critics Over Violent Rhetoric Complaint

THE REAL JOKE

Without Us, Who'd Pay Attention To Libtalk?







Sure enough, our libtalk friends admit it's all a game.

Desperate for attention, they'll say or do anything to generate much-needed publicity. If that requires threatening political opponents, so be it.

And if we add a silly element such as gender-reassignment to the mix, that excuses the remainder of our kooky rant, right?

How dare those right-wing "morons" take the bait and object to our drunken violence fantasies:

STEPHANIE MILLER (3:53): Can I speak of my love for Aisha Tyler. She rocks the free world. So she’s on the radio show yesterday and then we’re on Larry King again last night. Hi-larious, first of all, we set off the right-wing moron alert system again. At this point it’s just a game, isn’t it?

We were like daring them yesterday, Hal and sure enough we’re all over the right wing web sites because they don’t get the joke so much is what the difficulty is. That Radio Equalizer guy.

LAVOIE: Yeah Brian Mul Muldoney or something.

MILLER: Yes that I heard Aisha and I made the big time and it went viral all over the Fox web sites and whatever.

SPARKS: Really?

MILLER: Yes because we’re violent liberals.

LAVOIE: Oh, how are you violent?

MILLER: Well, because Aisha Tyler said she wanted to kick Rush Limbaugh in the vagina.

LAVOIE: Oh and Michelle Malkin in the nuts.

MILLER: In the nuts yes and so but anyway hilarious like so we were just like laughing our asses off in hair and makeup over this and going and she goes ‘oh yeah right I’m threatening violence over imaginary body parts they don’t even have.’

Here, Michelle Malkin wonders whether these would-be feminists are proud of their vulgar humor.


Here's the real joke: without "right-wing web sites", no one would be writing about perpetually-struggling libtalkers and E-list lefty actresses. When was the last time Huffington Post or another "progressive" outfit took a break from the nonstop smear-fest and paid them some attention?

This site was often accused of attempting to destroy the ill-fated Air America Radio network, but in retrospect, we probably prolonged its life through continued attention it wasn't getting elsewhere.

But a lack of press and low ratings doesn't mean we should ignore their crazed outbursts, especially when conservatives are so frequently accused of promoting "hate radio".