Monday, January 10, 2011

Let's Hear it for Civility, Leftists

While the left is up in arms about this graphic:
Looks kinda like the Democrat one from yesterday, huh?

I'm sure they're also doing things to foster the civility they're talking about. Like with this "Kill Sarah Palin" Facebook Group:
Lets hear it for civility, leftists!
A bit bigger, showing members and creator.

This is the creator's FB page link at the bottom:
Elliot Parker

And his base FB page from the link:

Since I'm one of those cavemen still without facebook, I can't pull up any more of these pages, but they're screencapped for posterity.

Here's some members* (see update), with screenshots:
Kenstasia Falcon
Bart AlfvoetPatrick LearyRon HughesChristina-Jackson-Lewis

Update: *After JBH took a look at the FB side of the house, a couple of the members of the page seem to joining it just to report the page. Seems like a dumb thing to do, attaching your name to a call for assassination of a public figure (or private figure, for that matter), even if it is just to report it.

Update 2: As of 0310 CST, the page is erased - gone, down the memory hole. It's still acknowledged by Google Cache as existing:


Update 3: Anon @ 2:54 mentions that 9 out of 10 times you need to join a Facebook group to see it. This one not so. As I mentioned up above, I'm not on Facebook (yes, I know, I'm a dinosaur) - this was pretty much public for all to see - except for the friends/members list. Also, the group was at about 70 to just below 90 members the whole time I was screencapping it - there were many members who were there to stay.

Wayne @ 5:33 asks if there are any more screencaps of members. JBH said he went in (he's not a dinosaur, and has a FB login) and took some screenshots of the full group itself - hopefully he'll be able to post a few at some point soon. There are also still apparently a few that can be viewed in the Google Cache - screencaps below in case they disappear, too:
Jarrad Winter
KGem-Hologram - funny, you'd think she'd be apolitical
David Leonard
Sam Spennell

3 comments:

  1. It's not a "dumb thing to do." With Facebook, 9 times out of 10 you have to join a page in order to see it. It doesn't necessarily imply agreement or support in any way.

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  2. When one sees what a group is and stays in it, that surely does imply agreement or support in every way.

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  3. Negative. Staying in it allows you to remain apprised of what it's up to.

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