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Hell HAS frozen over. Michelle Malkin and I agree.

By Carmen D. on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008, 5:42 pm Comments

I read this story on Drudge and immediately thought “Tawana Brawley.” It did not make sense that this “victim” would not be bruised in the face (only sporting smeared eye make-up), that the assault took place away from the ATM cameras, and that her “attacker” would stand over her face and “carve,” without actually tearing the skin, a backwards “B.”

And further, why would you refuse any medical treatment?

I was feeling a little guilty about my skepticism until I looked at the “victim’s” Twitter page courtesy of Malkin. MM says exactly what I was thinking:

If I’m wrong, I’ll apologize. If I’m right, will this woman?

It needs to be said — and since it is not said often enough by those on the other side of the political aisle, I’ll say it again:

We have enough low-lifes and thugs in the world running loose and causing campaign chaos and fomenting hatred without having to make them up. I’ve been blowing the whistle on the real, left-wing rage not on the front page and in-your-face tactics throughout the election season.

Hate crimes hoaxes — by anyone, of any political persuasion, and of any color — diminish us all.

Michelle? Nice post.

  • Michelle just recognized this for the extremely clumsy attempt that it was. So she gets to go on record as being against this kind of race baiting. She's not actually against the concept of attributing the actions of one person to another or even an entire racial group. She certainly wouldn't have had a problem making the case that all Obama supporters were capable of this type of incident, if the incident had only actually happened. Then it is fair game for all kinds of distortions and innuendos. She'd just prefer her for instances to stand up to the light of a minimal public scrutiny.
  • n-2-me-i-c
    It is surprising to me that Michelle Malkin did not compare this hoax to the Charles Stuart hoax in Boston or the Susan Smith hoax in S.C.-- Both were fabrications about a 'black man' who overwhelmed a 'white woman'. IMO, Michelle ignored an ‘obvious’ comparison about an 'obvious' hoax.
  • This is insanity!
  • More good debunkiness on that (self-?) battered potential poster child here.
  • I think MM just wants to be able to say "I told ya so" when the hoax is finally proven. She sold her non-white soul down the river ages ago.
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