1. That famous phrase, 'high tech lynching,' was provided by the brilliant Clarence Thomas, underscoring how the Left was attempting to do to him what those in charge in the South, the Democrats, did to so many earlier black who became 'uppity.'
Instead of a rope, they were using the media.
2. The aim was similar to that of other forms of 'execution' during the Middle Ages,
Burned at the stake, hung, or drawn and quartered, or introduced to the Iron Maiden.....
Such was the fate of those who spoke out against those in power, the heretics, the free thinkers.
Today the 'executions' take a different form: they simply ruin reputations; take away livelihoods and status, cause those who disagree to be ridiculed.....
Heaven help those who don't toe the party line.....and that party is the Democrat Party.
Look into the future: if the Left becomes even more powerful, this is what America will look like:
3. Last March (2014), pioneering Internet company Mozilla announced the appointment of co-founder Brendan Eich as CEO... " The Mozilla Board of Directors has announced that co-founder and current Chief Technology Officer Brendan Eich will be appointed to the role of CEO of Mozilla, effective immediately."
Mozilla Leadership Changes The Mozilla Blog
The Left used their version of high tech for the lynching:
"....a number of Mozilla employees took to Twitter with a united, nearly simultaneous message to new Mozilla Corporation CEO Brendan Eich: "Step down."
The internal response began this morning with two tweets from MozillaOpen Badgesproject lead Chris McAvoy. "I love Mozilla but I'm disappointed this week," McAvoy said, referring to the controversial decision to appoint Eich as CEO after he had donated thousands to both California's Proposition 8 and political candidates who supported it. "Mozilla stands for openness and empowerment, but is acting in the opposite way." He then made a more pronounced declaration: "I'm an employee of Mozilla and I'm asking @brendaneich to step down as CEO."
Within minutes, many other Mozilla employees followed suit, using similar language or copying each other's statements outright. Those included Mozilla Festival curator Chloe Vareldi, partnerships lead John Bevan, designer Jessica Klein, and engagement team member Sydney Moyer." Mozilla employees tell Brendan Eich he needs to step down Ars Technica
"McAvoy added that he feels fortunate to work at a company like Mozilla, "where I can say that without fear of retribution."
So typical of the Left-wing hypocrites, he didn't allow Brendan Eich to be as fortunate.
Instead of a rope, they were using the media.
2. The aim was similar to that of other forms of 'execution' during the Middle Ages,
Burned at the stake, hung, or drawn and quartered, or introduced to the Iron Maiden.....
Such was the fate of those who spoke out against those in power, the heretics, the free thinkers.
Today the 'executions' take a different form: they simply ruin reputations; take away livelihoods and status, cause those who disagree to be ridiculed.....
Heaven help those who don't toe the party line.....and that party is the Democrat Party.
Look into the future: if the Left becomes even more powerful, this is what America will look like:
3. Last March (2014), pioneering Internet company Mozilla announced the appointment of co-founder Brendan Eich as CEO... " The Mozilla Board of Directors has announced that co-founder and current Chief Technology Officer Brendan Eich will be appointed to the role of CEO of Mozilla, effective immediately."
Mozilla Leadership Changes The Mozilla Blog
The Left used their version of high tech for the lynching:
"....a number of Mozilla employees took to Twitter with a united, nearly simultaneous message to new Mozilla Corporation CEO Brendan Eich: "Step down."
The internal response began this morning with two tweets from MozillaOpen Badgesproject lead Chris McAvoy. "I love Mozilla but I'm disappointed this week," McAvoy said, referring to the controversial decision to appoint Eich as CEO after he had donated thousands to both California's Proposition 8 and political candidates who supported it. "Mozilla stands for openness and empowerment, but is acting in the opposite way." He then made a more pronounced declaration: "I'm an employee of Mozilla and I'm asking @brendaneich to step down as CEO."
Within minutes, many other Mozilla employees followed suit, using similar language or copying each other's statements outright. Those included Mozilla Festival curator Chloe Vareldi, partnerships lead John Bevan, designer Jessica Klein, and engagement team member Sydney Moyer." Mozilla employees tell Brendan Eich he needs to step down Ars Technica
"McAvoy added that he feels fortunate to work at a company like Mozilla, "where I can say that without fear of retribution."
So typical of the Left-wing hypocrites, he didn't allow Brendan Eich to be as fortunate.