Coulter: Media Won’t Label Ft. Hood a Terrorist Act Due to the Liberal Guilt ‘Caste System’ of Victim Hood
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Appearing on The O’Reilly Factor on Tuesday, Ann Coulter said the reason the media has failed to label Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan’s actions at Fort Hood a “terrorist act” was because there is a “caste system” of liberal guilt victim hood in this country, with Muslims being the number one victims ever since “9/11 when they killed 3000 Americans.”
Host Bill O’Reilly and Coulter then mock the media’s invented explanation that Hasan commmitted the horrible terrorist act due to post traumatic stress disorder, when in actuality the terrorist not only was never sent to war overseas, but also only counseled those yet to be sent overseas themselves.
O’REILLY: He caught it. You missed that Coulter. He caught it. He caught it because he was talking to people who had it. So it’s contagious. You see, it’s an airborne, it’s an airborne thing now.
O’REILLY: I’m gonna call the guy what he is. He’s a terrorist he’s a Muslim terrorist and he killed people because of Jihad. Now, all the people you saw, Schiefer, Roberts, you know all the rest of them — down down – they won’t do that. Why won’t they do that?
COULTER: Because they’re victims. We have a caste system in America with different levels of victim hood. You have the feminists, gays, blacks, Jews. But the number one victims, but only starting on 9/11 when they killed 3000 Americans, became Muslims. And all we hear about is how a bumper sticker was scraped off of this guy’s car. That’s the first story out of Fort Hood.
O’REILLY: No, no, he had post traumatic stress disorder.
COULTER: Well it was pre-traumatic stress disorder since he hadn’t been sent overseas. Yet the first recorded case of pre-traumatic stress.
O’REILLY: He caught it. You missed that Coulter. He caught it. He caught it because he was talking to people who had it. So it’s contagious. You see, it’s an airborne, it’s an airborne thing now.
COULTER: Okay, on they’re pre-traumatic stress syndrome, that’s what everybody kept saying: “oh, he’s talking to people coming home.” I just read in the New York Times yesterday, he wasn’t counseling them when they’re coming home, he was counseling them before they were sent overseas –
O’REILLY: Whatever it was he caught it, it’s contagious now post-traumatic – We’re not diminishing the disease, it is real, but this is so – so much BS.
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