Pajamas Media posts pictures from two rallies just a few days ago:
On March 27, 2010, thousands of people gathered in the small town of Searchlight, Nevada, for a political rally.
Just 250 miles away and seven days earlier, there was another political rally of similar size in Los Angeles on March 20, 2010.
The Searchlight rally was generally oriented toward the political “right.”
The Los Angeles rally was generally oriented toward the political “left.”
Now, if you had only the entrenched media as your sole source of information about these rallies, you might likely assume (without even bothering to investigate) that the right-wing rally was an epicenter of hate, racism and craziness, whereas the left-wing rally was undoubtedly about peace, tolerance and rationalism. Luckily, we no longer have to rely on the mainstream media. In both cases, citizen journalist bloggers were on hand to document the proceedings with eye-opening photo essays
They say you are defined by the company you keep. Time to choose:
Right-wing rally, Searchlight, Nevada, March 27, 2010
(Photos by El Marco)
Sarah Palin.
Hannah Giles.
Left-wing rally, Los Angeles, California, March 20, 2010
(Photos by Ringo)
Quite informative, no? Which one do you think best represents the heart of America? Which one best represents you?
There's my two cents.
1 comment:
Me personally, I'm with the ones wearing the shirts that say "Impeach Obama."
Impeaching Obama is a great idea - I second the motion.
Also, I have absolutely no patience for anti-semites, and I can tell those liberals a thing or two about 9/11. So yeah.
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