Ring of Fire: Anti-Muslim Activist Nut Wanted Violence in Texas

[GoLeft TV]

Earlier this week, two men were killed after initiating an armed attack outside an art show showcasing cartoon depictions of the prophet Mohammed in Garland, Texas. The organizer of the event, anti-Muslim activist Pamela Geller, is now making the media rounds expressing how “right” she is about Muslims worldwide. When you dig down, however, you can see that she got exactly what she wanted in Garland.

Ring of Fire’s Sam Seder and author Cliff Schecter discuss this.

[Dont call me Shirley]

1. She's got Michele Bachmann eyes

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=&imgrefurl=http://www.holytaco.com/look-into-michele-bachmanns-eyes/&h=484&w=500&tbnid=vjSiwP-X0dIzsM:&zoom=1&docid=I3Csj9tGiIrdMM&hl=en-US&ei=rU9JVYCmBczZtQXA7oDwCw&tbm=isch&ved=0CGsQMyhDMEM

[iandhr]

2. Doesn't matter

"It is not okay to shoot other people because you are offended but what they draw. Even if they drew it to offend you, no shooting of them. Never okay to shoot people. Never, ever okay."


-- Jon Stewart

[cbayer]

3. It's very possible to agree with Jon Stewart and completely condemn this woman and her activities.

It does matter.

[Thespian2]

4. Seems

another grifter has found a way to appeal to the low-information population and grab the cash...doesn't matter to her if people die...so long as she is not one of the dead...

[Beauregard]

5. I don't like this woman, but the headline is slander.

Public figure, blah blah blah. But it's still libelous.

[delrem]

6. The headline is way nice.

Geller's anti-muslim crusade is up there with the KKK.

[onwardsand upwards]

7. Sam Seder says "errr ..." every 10 seconds!

As a professional broadcaster, he should make the effort to stop that annoying habit.

I find him almost impossible to listen to when he keeps interjecting with that silly sound ...