Esquire Magazine Raab sobbed when Obama won, invites Chris Rock to hate, is rewarded with eliminationist rhetoric. Proof if needed media sells hate

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Esquire Magazine employee Scott Raab invites hate from his subject and hits the jack pot. Raab either missed Obama's Tucson speech or knew it was fake. Chris Rock takes the bait, and goes into 'eliminationist' rhetoric, wherein he fantasizes of the death of a group of Americans (in this case, the Tea Party).

2/17/11, "Chris Rock disses the Tea Party," Politico Click, by Patrick Gavin

"In the March issue of Esquire, comedian Chris Rock takes a swing at the tea party.

• Rock is interviewed by writer Scott Raab.

"Like many nice Caucasians, I cried the night Barack Obama was elected," said Raab. "It was one of the high points in American history. And all that’s happened since the election

• is just a sh—storm of hatred. You want to weigh in on that?"

"I actually like it, in the sense that—you got kids?" asked Rock. "Kids always act up the most before they go to sleep. And when I see the Tea Party and all this stuff, it actually feels like racism’s almost over. Because this is the last—this is the act up before the sleep.

• They’re going crazy.
• They’re insane.
  

• You want to get rid of them—

and the next thing you know,

• they’re f—-ing knocked out.

And that’s what’s going on in the country right now."

The issue hits newsstands on Feb. 22."...

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The article has a link to a sample of "Tea Party signs." I did not click through. With the death wish preceding it, I had a feeling there would be some bad signs without a disclaimer that such signs were usually carried by stooges from the left pretending to be 'good Republicans' or some such.

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Instead, I invite Scott Raab, Chris Rock, and everyone at Esquire Magazine to take a look at some of the signs from the left at Zombietime and imagine that these people probably meant it. ed.

via MichaelSavage.com