Authors: Ann Coulter
Guilty (44 page)
Instead of smugly pleading with blacks not to riot, maybe Democrats could have a word with their white liberal friends.
These counterfeit victims are so full of their own self-righteousness, they believe they can do anything, lie shamelessly, commit wanton violence, steal from their neighbors, and claim they were acting out of some bizarre sense of self-defense.
Liberals claim they are victimsâvictims of pregnancy, victims of the Republican Attack Machine, victims of foreign words meaning “monkey,” victims of Americans angry they have revealed secret coun-terterrorist programs, victims of “AmeriKKKa's imperialism,” victims of redwood assassins, victims of apocryphal right-wing violence. They're not victimsâthey are guilty.
CHAPTER 1 LIBERAL MOTTO:
SPEAK LOUDLY AND CARRY A SMALL VICTIM
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