22 February 2010 | And There It Is

So, Samantha Bell thinks her father is a hero.

She's referring to Joseph Stark, who felt the only way to express his displeasure with the government was to fly a plane into an IRS building in Texas. Let's make no mistake: he didn't do it at 3 a.m. on a Sunday morning. He did it mid-morning during the week in an attempt to kill other people. He's a suicide bomber.

But Ms. Bell, practicing that peculiar art of the non-condemnation condemnation, says she "understands" why he did it and calls him a hero.

So too, do scores of other human cockroaches who think of death as happening to someone else, and more to the point, to those who deserve it.

Now I understand: suicide bombing is a crime unless some disgruntled white (Christian) guy does it. Then it becomes an admirable political act.

Ms. Bell, you will never see this post, but let me be unequivocal: you are a sow and you are the daughter of a pissant loser who wanted to kill other people. So the next time you read of a suicide bomber in the Middle East, or hear some angry condemnation of Hamas or Hizbullah, remember that you are linked to them now in spirit. You understand that what you dad did was an act of resistance, not attempted murder.

And the same goes for the countless fucks for whom this piece of shit (Mr. Stark) is now a hero: don't complain about suicide bombing anymore. Don't shake your heads in disgust when you hear of someone who resisted Israeli occupation by blowing himself up. Don't tsk-tsk at the idea of going to paradise after killing yourself and other people in the name of resistance against a tyrannical power: you have given tacit approval of the method because your new hero did the exact same thing.

(I wonder if Mr. Stark is now in Heaven, chatting with Jesus.)

And to the enabling media fucks who like to demand their words in the mouths of members of the Muslim community when it comes to ridiculing them for condemning acts like these strong enough: you no longer have any right to expect that. If Ms. Bell said anything of note, it was her lack of condemning her father's action. She, instead, "put it into context." So you media assholes (Fox, I'm talking to you) now have to accept that you agree with killing as resistance, not murder. You have to stop accusing Muslim leader of prevaricating when it comes to condemning a suicide bombing because you all are in favor of it when it suits your purposes. You never had any moral high ground to begin with, and you must accept you can't claim anything like at all.

As for Mr. Stark? Rot in hell you sack of crap.