Acting responsibly

For the last week or so, Our Leader's most loyal senators, congressmen, political operatives, pundits, columnists, editorial boards, bloggers and other heroes of the GC³R have been attacking the New York Times, charging those employed there with the greatest crime a citizen can commit against his country: treason during time of war, a crime punishable by death. Some have gone so far as to advocate the killing of the Times' publisher and editors (see yesterday's post).

Initially launched for little more than their value as political theater, these vituperative attacks have now taken on a life of their own, fueling a murderous rage, the likes of which hasn't been seen in this country since the ethnic cleansing of Tulsa in 1921.

How does a responsible patriot like Rocco DiPippo respond? He publishes the home address of a NY Times photographer after implying that she betrayed the Ed Wood of Warfare's vacation address to terrorists by shooting this photo:



Rocco is catching pure hell from the French in his comments section right now. I urge my readers to join me in his defense.

Update: Rocco has a new post up. This time he posted driving directions to the Times' publisher's house. It looks like he'll need us to defend him in this comment thread too.

Update II: It looks like Rocco banned me and deleted the posts in which I asked him if he wanted us to murder the photographer. I guess he didn't need my help. I am, however, still helping Professor Dennis defend his right to call for the hunting down of journalists' children (see Republican Jesus below). You can help too by submitting your comments.

Here's a screencap of Rocco's first post:


(Address blurred by my inner Frenchman)

Greenwald has more.