She knows how to stir things up.
I’m really starting to think this is the most dangerous woman in America.
On an appearance on Sean Hannity’s show this week she said this:
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter implied that racial minorities are the cause of the country’s “gun problem” during a Monday appearanceon Fox’s Hannity show.
“If you compare white populations, we have the same murder rate as Belgium,” she said. “So perhaps it’s not a gun problem, it is a demographic problem, which liberals are the ones who are pushing, pushing, pushing.”
Wow. Now she is implying minorities are to blame for our gun violence problem, as if the killers at Sandy Hook Elementary, Columbine, the mall in Oregon, the theater in Aurora, you get the point, were minorities.
Which is not to say that minorities aren’t shooting each other up in inner city neighborhoods too thanks largely to gang violence. But to ignore that guns are often wielded by whites also, and possibly more so in instances of mass murders, is just ignorant and a dangerous thing to say. Gun violence is not the fault of minorities alone.
Surely she knows this and is just doing her thing to stir up the controversy.
Read a full article on her comment here.
Oh, Ann. You’ll say anything to get attention. Not enough love at home?
What a rogue’s gallery they have on the far right. Coulter is the result of what would happen if Jan Brady grew up and fell in with neo-nazis.
So true. What a crazy lady. But smart enough to know how to get attention.
Sometimes I have my doubts that she even believes what she says. Which may be even worse.
Money is a nice thing to have, but not if it means selling your soul. I’d rather be a low-income lover than a wealthy hater.
That, Sir,is an excellent point.
Some people are so misguided and full of hate or xenophobia or psychosis that I feel sick to my stomach when I hear their words. bleah
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I know what you mean. People like that make it hard to be optimistic about the future of ethnic relations.
Ugh! Conservatives. They’re typically like this.