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September 3, 2007
Moonbat Artist Joe Rebholz Exploits Fallen Troops
Hollyweird has-been Brian De Palma isn't the only treasonous moonbat to use his "art" to facilitate American defeat in Iraq. Tucson artist Joe Rebholz has been collecting images of fallen American soldiers to photoshop for his propagandistic exhibits.
Given the current political climate, he feels no need to hide his treasonous motives:
One of my ideas is to point out the cost of this war and make people think about whether it's worth it.
This is exactly what motivates al-Qaeda and Iranian-backed terrorists to set off bombs in crowded marketplaces and to maim our troops with IEDs. The objective is to undermine our resolve. When that happens, democracy dies: first in Iraq, then eventually here.
Arizona has a law against making a profit off the name or likeness of American personnel killed on foreign battlefields. The ACLU is fighting it of course, but they needn't bother, because there is a loophole large enough for a moonbat to drive a Prius through: an exception for anything its creator chooses to call "art."
Needless to say, Rebholz didn't get permission from the families of the soldiers whose deaths he exploits on behalf of those they died fighting.
On a tip from davec.
Posted by Van Helsing at September 3, 2007 6:36 AM
Comments
Perhaps his next work could be photoshopping the thousands of photos of car crash victims so we could all contemplate the worth of automobiles.
Posted by: IOpian at September 3, 2007 9:02 AM
Has no-one told this fruitcake that in order to know if it is worth it, one also has to consider the benefits of the war, and the costs of not going to war? Damn, I forgot that this is the entire basis of left-wing thinking, to only look at the benfits of what they advocate, without the penalties, and only look at the problems in what they don't like, without considering the alternatives.
Posted by: Richard at September 4, 2007 11:50 AM
Why is it that artists are almost always moonbats?
Posted by: ent at September 4, 2007 2:27 PM
