Andrew Breitbart is famous for having bizarre public temper tantrums. In Wisconson, Breitbart told union members to "go to hell," repeatedly. Repeating insults is Breitbart's stock-in-trade.
Breitbart had a freakout against progressive protesters at a Right Nation conference. The people were protesting at hateful rhetoric against Glenn Beck. Breitbart claims that the protesters were being paid and that Beck never said a hateful thing. It must have slipped Breitbart's mind when Beck said that President Barack Obama "has a deep-seated hatred of white people."
The funny thing is Breitbart is engaged in a full-on feud with Beck. The reason is after it was proven that the Shirley Sherrod video a doctored, Beck tore into Breitbart on his radio and Fox News show. Breitbart refuses to take responsibility for running a video that falsely claimed that Sherrod is a racist.
Breitbart had an epic melt down at Occupy protesters at the CPAC conference. Breitbart started yelling and falsely accused the Occupy protesters of being rapists and murders. Anyone who would falsely accuse a group of people of rape and murder has no grounds to call anyone else a hate monger. Breitbart's insane tirade is indicative of his journalism style. Breitbart projects his own failing on his political enemies.
Fear is such a tough thing. One way to deal with it is to become a schoolyard bully. The other kids don't want you to play. It must be so scary to be so very alone in the world. Yet inside the doors he would have found so much more of his kind. Bullies of the world unite! Oh gees while we weren't looking they already did. Why are they then back to fearing us? We just kind of want to hold this here sign. As grown ups they have developed such elaborate schemes. Without realizing it we have now called them out. Or even worse. They aren't so dense that they can't feel this: we feel sorry- for them.
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