This past weekend, the shooting attack in Garland, TX opened discussions about what "free speech" the First Amendment permits. Pam "Crazy Pam" Geller, the unhinged zealot who provoked two opposing unhinged zealots into an armed attack on her Mohammed "cartoon" exhibit and contest, has been using the First Amendment to deflect blame for the violence away from her. But even some of her erstwhile allies on the right have problems with her taunting, including Fux "News" hack Bill O'Liely, birther Donald "Rump" Trump, and the shrill Laura Ingraham. Greta Van Susteren came closest to the problem presented by Crazy Pam by noting that she was putting the lives of law enforcement and the public in danger by the taunting stunt, asking, "Was it fair to the police, to knowingly put them at risk by this unnecessary provocation? I say no."
UPDATE: Mustache support system Geraldo Rivera says he wants to take a shower whenever he sees Crazy Pam on TV. Too much information, Gerry.
(photo: The ninja nut defending her blow dryer)
