John Nolte: The Only Difference Between Bill Ayers and Dylann Roof is That One Is Beloved by the Left and Is Obama's Good Pal

Yes, exactly.

I was pretty angry to read organs of the left putting out the claim that conservatives weren't calling the Roof murders "racist" or "terrorist." In the first minutes, when all reports are fuzzy and likely wrong, sure, people were careful about saying "We don't know the reasons for this yet." Similar to how the left says "We don't know the reasons for this yet" when jihadists saw people's heads off.

Except, of course, that when we did know the reasons, we called Roof what he was: a racist murderer and terrorist.

Pardon us for not wanting to be pressurized by the social (and anti-social media) into buying into yet another lie. ("My friend had his hands up and said 'don't shoot.'" Lie.)

But yes, facts in hand, absolutely, we deal with reality, and the reality is that Roof is a terrorist and a racist.

Meanwhile, the left and the media -- but I repeat myself -- continues to pretend that Bill Ayers was just a political reformer with a hobbyist interest in watches, batteries, and fertilizer.

Q: What's the difference between Bill Ayers and Dylann Roof?

A: Dylann Roof isn't a friend and colleague of an American president who enjoyed a cushy life in academia before retiring to life as the kind of author who's invited on-the-air by the mainstream media to hawk his books.

Other than that, both of these pigs share much in common.

Bill Ayers is an unrepentant domestic terrorist.

Dylann Roof is an unrepentant domestic terrorist.

Bill Ayers despises America.

Dylann Roof despises America.

Bill Ayers’s terror group The Weather Underground targeted and murdered innocent people.

Dylann Roof targeted and murdered innocent people.

Bill Ayers used murder and violence and terror as a weapon for political change.

Dylann Roof used murder and violence and terror as a weapon for political change.

Bill Ayers wanted a race war.

Dylann Roof wants a race war.

When you ask people on the right if they believe that someone's objection to his status or the political status quo gives him the justification to murder people, he'll say: No. That's terrorism.

If you ask someone on the left, the answer is: It's complicated. It's complicated by the question of who is the "Oppressed" in the relationship -- those in the role of "The Oppressed" have the right to commit terrorism (which is then called "resistance").

And then they have the balls to claim that we equivocate on the definition of a terrorist.

Incidentally, I know Obama has always claimed that Bill Ayers was "just a guy from around the neighborhood."

Funny thing, that-- he said the same thing about Jon Gruber.

And then O! How they laughed!

Lying to the American public, and committing perjury before the Supreme Court, is just a bit of cheeky, randy behavior from some lovable scalawags.

Just a guy from around the office. No big whoop.

posted by Ace at 01:40 PM

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