Spineless Max S. and Reactionary Slander (was RE: Russian Israelis)

[Brad Mayer]

Please.  "Cop" here appears to mean, metaphorically, "ideological 
police",  surely this usage has been seen before?  But it fits the mbsers 
and Chip Berlets of the world to a tee (especially the latter) who, when 
they can't deliberately ignore context in order to slander their political 
opponents as "anti-semites", seek to accomplish the same by pretending to 
have been charged with being actual police agents.  And then, demanding the 
"expulsion" of individuals.

These two are very good at the disruption and debasement of political 
debate without the redundancy of actually being "police agents".

-Brad Mayer

At 05:02 PM 3/25/02 -0500, lbo-talk-digest wrote:
>Max Sawicky wrote:
>
> >3.  Charges of 'slander' and 'racism' are an unfortunate
> >commonplace on the net, but I always thought cop-accusations
> >were an expelling offense on left lists.  If so, I'd like to turn in my
> >chit.
>
>I think it was a figure of speech. Because if it's not, it's delusional.
>
>Doug