OWS: The Seinfeld of the Civil Rights Movement, by Kevin Jackson

The OWS movement will do anything to survive, including marketing a civil disorder funkfest as a civil rights movement.

In the dedication of the Martin Luther King statue, Obama had the nerve to invoke of Dr. King’s idea of the “creative tension of nonviolent protests.” Nonviolent protests? Does Obama watch the news, or does he just think he is the news?

Obama goes on:

“If he [King] were alive today, I believe he would remind us that the unemployed worker can rightly challenge the excesses of Wall Street without demonizing all who work there…”

Every time Obama invokes the legacy of Dr. King he should be slapped so hard, he’d starve to death before he quits sliding.

America finds itself in a Bizarro World episode of the Civil Rights movement, where OWS who has no valid reason to march, blames the wrong antagonist. Instead of blaming the oppressive rich white citizen,[1] America needs to be freed from an oppressive black interloper.

But OWS didn’t stop with Obama’s theme of civil rights. Shepard Fairey got the memo when he created the flyer to advertise OWS’ Funk-a-Palooza. Fairey created a circa ’60’s silhouette of a black chick who looks remarkably like ’60’s radical, Angela Davis.

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[1] George Soros comes to mind