Rove tries to dispute that "the Muslim people" and "the Muslim world" "hated" Bush
June 04, 2009 8:35 pm ET


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Seriously, enough is enough with this guy.
There's no such thing as "the Muslim world" or even "the Muslim people", outside of being just a vague and dim abstract notion inside the heads of these two cartoon media hacks (and to be fair, this delusion extends to far more people than just these two jerks, it maybe even applies to many people, or at least to those people who think only in non-concrete non-material and insubstantial general abstractions).
But that's the whole point, and the important thing to remember and take away from the eight years of the Bush maladministration:
They attempted to distract the American People from identifying and investigating the hijackers of September 11 2001 (and from perhaps identifying and going after those who financed them and aided them and gave them material support in this country), Bush hacks like karl rove and o'reilly here, they distracted the American People by pointing to "the Muslim people" and "the Muslim world" as the culprits...
You see what I mean here?
They pointed to vague and dim and essentially non-existent abstractions as being what was responsible for the attacks of September 11 2001 (instead of the specific and named and aided and abetted individuals), and then that's also what they (jerks like rove and o'reilly) then pretended we were at 'war' with, "the Muslim people" and "the Muslim world"...
And that's just one of the things that President Obama tried to straighten out and make sense of today, that we are not now nor have we been nor will we ever be, at 'war' with Islam.
That was Bush and Cheney's rhetoric...
And as you can see and hear from this video clip, it continues to be the rhetoric of idiots such as karl rove and bill o'reilly, prattling on about "the Muslim world" and "the Muslim people", when in fact they are only describing to you (and to each other) their dim and vague impressions of the world, in terms of essentially non-existent abstractions...
Like I said, it's like watching cartoon characters discuss cartoon policy... it's like watching Daffy Duck and Porky Pig discussing what to do about Kryptonite.