see how the fact that this woman was lied about by Brietbart means nothing to them?
Brietbart didn't lie about her. They simply played the clip they had of her saying what she said.
Do you have any evidence that they editted the tape?
Unless you can prove that, how can you claim they lied about anything?
She has an apparent chip on her shoulder, and perhaps the circumstances in her past allow for that. She made a comment that racism has become prevalent again since Obama has taken office and over the healthcare issue, and I'm not sure how that has anything to do with racism. The NAACP is only in business along as 'racism' is alive and well and thriving. She's also made comments about how there shouldn't be division, but at the same time she speaks a great deal about the past and the wrongs of the past, which indicates an unwillingness to let it go. What Breitbart was talking about was the crowd's reactions to her comments and how they seemed to indicate approval of the actions that she took years ago when dealing with a poor white farmer, and since it was an NAACP event it evoked hypocrisy considering their recent actions against the tea party without any relevant evidence to back it up. She also talked a lot about the 'poor people versus those-that-have', which is another misnomer as far as I'm concerned.
Zoom's comments were that Breitbart's interest in the video were the crowd's reactions to her comments and not Sharrod herself, so you can either take him at his word or not.