Unhinged Leftist Actress Threatens to Assault & Kick Michelle Malkin (Audio)
When leftists can’t win an intelligent argument they historically resort to violence. Whether they’re communists, socialists, Nazis or members of the SEIU, the game is the same.
Yesterday, unhinged leftist actress Aisha Tyler threatened to assault and kick top conservative Michelle Malkin.
The Radio Equalizer reported, via FOX Nation:
Via Radio Equalizer:
MILLER PRODUCER (24:00): I’m not sure, which is worse, if he actually believes all the crap he [Limbaugh] says, or if it’s just an act?
AISHA TYLER: I actually felt that way about Ann Coulter. She says the most outrageous things and I think sometimes she says them because she knows they’re going to get on. (Miller interrupts)
STEPHANIE MILLER: Of course, of course.
TYLER: I don’t know. I can’t decide either because okay it’s theater, so maybe there’s some kind of sophistication involved.
MILLER: I knew her years ago. I’ve said this many times on the air. She at some point went ‘oh, I have to say crazier bleep to sell books.’
TYLER: Yeah, but now she’s being out-crazied by Michelle Malkin, who by the way, I would kick right in the nuts if I met her. [Miller and staff laughing]
So Michelle, don’t let me catch you at the Beverly Center cause right in the nut sack is where my foot’s going. Wear a cup, lady.
MILLER: Well unless they get rid of the Fourteenth Amendment and then all the anchor babies are gone so you’ll have to go somewhere else to kick her.
TYLER: If I ever meet Rush Limbaugh, I’m kicking him in his vagina.
This passes for humor on the left.
Sick.
More… The lefties in this video later apologized defended their threats.
August 12, 2010
Posted in: Racist News
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