The left’s wild inability to control its id with regard to President Trump has now
crossed the line into actual violent imagery. We’ve already seen an Irish
enough; the American press has suggested that Trump is
thisclose to
Now, CBS broadcast a skit from The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
in which Trump senior policy advisor Stephen Miller’s head appeared
on a pike.
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Yes, really.
The sketch had Miller showing up on The Big Bang Theory; The Walking Dead,
being threatened with a baseball bat; Stranger Things; and Game of Thrones,
with his head on a pike.
That last reference is a throwback to 2012, when HBO slapped George W.
Bush’s head on a pike.
HBO was forced to apologize for using Bush’s head on the show, with the
company calling the action an “inadvertent, careless mistake.”
But this was no mistake. This was clearly designed to underscore the notion
that violence against Trump administration figures is now decent fodder for
comedy. The New York Times tweeted as much:
That sketch followed on Saturday Night Live throwing Kellyanne Conway out
of a window and watching her break on the sidewalk several stories below,
before being reanimated as some sort of creepy zombie.
Imagine if Valerie Jarrett’s head had appeared on a spike in a right-wing
parody, or if Jen Psaki had been thrown out of a window in some comedy
video from the right. The outrage would have been deafening. But when it’s
Trump people, it’s just funny.
Then the left claims to be shocked by an increase in violent language and
imagery – and behavior – as the social fabric breaks down. But with each
day, they’re breaking down the fabric themselves more and more.
