Different Day, Same Shit.

And so it was for a few weeks until the race-baiting industry saw an opportunity to further the racist careers of Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, the Black Panthers. President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder, et al, who then swept down on the Florida community refusing to admit that the 17-year-old dope smoking, racist gangsta wannabe Trayvon Martin was at all responsible for his bad decisions and standard modus operendi of always taking the violent route.

With an obvious racist chip on his shoulder, referencing the neighborhood watch guy as a “creepy ass cracker” to his fellow racist female friend who admitted under oath that that is how non-blacks are referred to normally in their circles, Trayvon had no reason not to attack, because it was the standard thug thing to do. See Chicago any day of the week.

You know, Ted, there's a reason you're a washed-up rocker whose only claim to fame was a one-hit wonder. I bet if someone called you a washed-up, meth smoking, cowardly racist rocker wannabe, you'd get hold of a lawyer ASAP.

Too bad Trayvon can't hire a lawyer to protect himself from all sorts of slander and defamation. Your friend George did a wonderful job of making that happen.

The jury got it right, and non-racist America rejoices that there is still common sense, honesty and decency aware of identifying justice in this country. America also believes that the entire prosecutorial team should be ashamed of themselves and disbarred for ignoring the obvious and kowtowing to the pure racism that forced the politically correct lie that only black lives killed by non-blacks matter, which is why there are no headlines, no protests, no prosecutions and no Barak Obama or Eric Holder meddling in the nonstop black-on-black slaughter in their gun-free zone of Chicago.

Too bad the president and the attorney general are too busy dealing with far more important matters to address your libel. You should thank your lucky stars the president doesn't have a J. Edgar Hoover-type around who could, say, out you as a closeted homosexual or one of those dreaded socialists you conservative types hate so much.

Martin Luther King Jr. is rolling over in his grave that he sacrificed his life for the cause of judging people by the content of their character instead of the color of their skin, as so many of his own race carry in in self-destructive behavior while professional race mongers blame everything on racism. It is painful and heartbreaking to say and write this, but horrifically it is true. Blacks kill more blacks in a weekend in Chicago than the evil, vile Ku Klux Klan idiots did in 50 years. Truly earth shattering insane. And not a peep from Obama or Holder. Tragic.

Too bad Martin Luther King Jr. can't respond to you speaking for him or taking his words out of context. Invoking the man's words and image does not give you card blanche against attacking a victim of injustice. Or for suggesting that blacks are a greater evil among themselves than the Ku Klux Klan ever was.

The only racism on that night was perpetrated by Trayvon Martin, and everybody knows it.

Trayvon Martin's only misfortune was existing that fateful night. Perhaps George Zimmerman should had stayed in the damn car like he was instructed to. Then, none of this would have happened.

And you, Mr. Nugent, should figure out how to regain your media relevancy without leaning on your right-wing crutches for support.

Loesch: You're a scapegoat. They're trying to suggest that you said something that you emphatically did not say.

Nugent: Absolutely ... I have never in my life threatened anyone's life. I am incapable of threatening anyone's life. Because, I'm about positive change.

Ted Nugent is now a "positive change agent." A "Come to Jesus" meeting with the Secret Service can do that to just about anyone, especially when the safety of the president is involved. Considering the current status of the man who brought us "Cat Scratch Fever," making threats is about the only way the man can keep himself on the bleeding edge of the constantly moving spotlight.

The above interview is fitting. You have a woman with a pissing fetish talking to a rank coward who did what cowards are wont to do when securely separated by distance and plausible deniability.

Of course, America's Favorite Rented Negro just had to give the Nuge cover for his latest outburst:

"I think he was just expressing maybe his opinion about something and of course everyone wants to sensationalize things but let's leave it up to the Secret Service to interview him and get to the bottom of it...I don't think the Motor City Madman has any ill will toward the President of United States of America,"

Of course not. This is a guy who literally shit his pants and feigned insanity to avoid the draft.

In another effort to lend himself some publicity, Nugent hitched a ride on the Mitt Romney Express to Irrelevancy and Failure. Turns out Romney only wants paying customers on his tour.

What the GOP really wants is less Nugent and more bashing Hilary Rosen for hurting Ann Romney's feelings.

"I'll tell you this right now: If Barack Obama becomes the president in November, again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year."

The above quoted didn't come from some shut-in FReeper on his Gateway 2000 and its blazing fast 56k connection. It came from Ted Nugent. Don't know who Nugent is? He's the guy who made "Cat Scratch Fever." Still don't know who he is? Don't feel bad. Most people wouldn't know who Jason Newsted was, either.

I wonder why he thinks he'll be either dead or incarcerated after Obama wins his second term. Is he planning to make a cross-country trip on a coke/meth/hooker run while keyed up on PCP and "shrooms," only to OD or wind up in the slammer after the cops box in his rented Winnebago and drag him out in his undies, kicking and screaming all the way?

I'll admit, I'm not a rock fan. Never was. From what I hear, Nugent's talent was a marginal one and his appearances in the spotlight came about from controversy stemming from his conservative views. If I didn't know any better, I'd say that the above was simply a way for Nugent to get some well-needed media exposure. Some might say that negative attention beats no attention at all.

And since I'm not a rock fan, I'll let someone who's more familiar with the genre explain why Ted Nugent made such a monumentally stupid statement against the president. Tom Degan has a post up on why "The Nuge" deserves a dunce cap and some time in the corner.