Our Constitution protects your right to be a fool. It does not shield you from the consequences of being a fool.

If she is the victim, I'd congratulate whoever was driving the truck, but they need to finish the job.

Oh, she'll try to convince you she is the victim... but her pain and suffering is her own doing. She was even aware she would bring the wrath of self-respecting people upon her. To quote Ashley Judd: she's a nasty woman ;) I have no sympathy for someone who set herself up for this. I hvae no empathy either. I feel worse for Baron Trump. What would a kid feel seeing some not funny comedienne holding your father's head up, bloody decapiation. She's threatened his son in the past as well. So, she's brought this upon her self. I'm sort of glad she's losing her job and sponsors to the fact that stunt was not funny, and very revolting. I even took that as a threat to Donald Trump. As soon as I saw that picture I knew Secret Service was going after her. But to CLAIM Trump is bullying her/?? after what she's done... There is no claim to her vimitimization!

Oh but she is a victim. A victim of her own poor choices.

" And, I hope she finds some sort of base, perhaps some principles, to operate from. " Philosophy - who needs it? Kathy does!

The end justifies the means for these all-inclusive
Champions of humanity. Fairness and equality for all ......unless you disagree with their collectivist philosophy.

Out of touch? I don't think so. All lefties appear to excel at playing the victim, especially when in reality, they are the villains. She knows from innumerable examples that add some tears to the apology, relate how the victims are now taking advantage of her and she'll get a get-out-of-jail-free pass.Go for it Kathy, you scum sucking miscreant whose mouth is a camel's ass.

We are the victims for even having to see her face on TV! She is the moron who thinks she can strike out at someone and not expect to catch some incoming! Her talent is questionable, he looks nothing special, her attitude is juvenile. She is NOT a celebrity, she is a 15 minutes of fame blimp in the profession. She has no class and even less sense, and if she is a victim it is of her own poor judgement.

Reminds me of the story of the kid who murders his parents and then throws himself on the mercy of the court because he's an orphan.

The second day, when she put the blame on Trump, I was reading, with the "news" going on in the background. I wasn't sure I heard what I heard when she appeared with that young lawyer that looked like a very young Gloria Allred, who was coaching her as to when to cry. So I rewound it and gave it my full attention. When I realized what she was saying my mouth dropped open and I almost peed myself. This "turn around victim" thing definitely needs a label. I refer to it as the "Hillary Complex" or "Hillary Syndrome", Totally not responsible for one's own actions, and when you do something really stupid just blame someone else, even the real victim if you think you can get away with it. I'm expecting that many of our government representatives have already caught it, and soon will be doing similar revealing demonstrations. Can anyone even imagine a judge accepting such a case? Your honor, I didn't shoot him, he just got in the way of my bullet. Or, I wasn't displaying the presidents severed head, someone just put it in my hand, so it's gotta be his fault. I guess it's gotta get a lot worse before the real people finally and actually do something to put a stop to all this nonsense.

I'm thinking of a song David Bowie sang in the "Cat People" flick in which you heard the line, "putting out the fire with gasoline," repeated.
Kathy Griffin loves the publicity glow.
Hopefully, she will make an ash of herself and be gone with the wind.
But I don't really think so. Too many Trump-hating snowflakes think they are all persecuted victims and Kathy Griffin may come in handy as a martyr.
Now I'm thinking she would be adored as a speaker at Berkeley. Kathy may even appear with a prop that would gain applause this next time.

She is just one more example of how deep into the cesspool of despicability the so-called entertainment industry has sunk.

Even more is how sad it is that so many of the American people think this is acceptable discourse or entertainment. I can't imagine Bob Hope doing this to FDR in '43 or Red Skelton doing it to JFK in '62 or LBJ in '67. Furthermore, I can't imagine the American people at the time putting up with it, even the ones that didn't like the President at the time. Overton window?

By way of the law of unintended consequences she certainly gave the world a glimpse of her "wicked soul". I, for one, will never be able to hear her name or see her image again without getting a feeling of pure disgust.

As for many of the other "entertainers" of similar ilk, I can only recall the scene from Disney's "Pinocchio", not the part where his nose grows with each lie, but the part where the wood head runs off to become an actor/entertainer, drinks the kool-aid, and morphs into a jackass.

Another insane Liberal. What makes this so disgusting is that too many people in our country probably do think she is the victim.

http://ntknetwork.com/kathy-griffin-h...

Well...in watching this, how she chuckles at the reporter's question about Barron...I think she's flipped her lid. We might be seeing somebody in real crisis.

Was there a similar outcry to the images of Obama hanging or attacks on his American status with the entire birth certificate nonsense? If I recall, Trump announced that his inspectors had some astounding information about that but we are still waiting. I wonder how Obama's daughters felt to see their father hung in effigy, a symbol with deep meaning in the US? This is all just manufactured outrage.

This is unfortunately how the insane operate. They create a pseudo-reality for themselves full of the proverbial rainbows and unicorns and then find themselves shocked when the curtains part and they find out they are their own wizard behind the curtain. A reality check truly is cruel to the self-deluded.

The second I saw the picture on Twitter, I thought, "Be prepared to sleep in the bed you made Kathy". Poor taste, and strong consequences go hand in hand many times.

Come to find out she started specifically calling out the President's son in December. What a sicko, really...

Would this be racist if she said black men instead of white?
Kathy Griffiths"“I’m not afraid of Donald Trump,” Griffin said. “He’s a bully. I’ve dealt with white guys trying to keep me down my entire career. I had learned over the years that sometimes when you do standup, people want a joke that’s out there and a little crazy. I feel horrible. I have performed in war zones. Trust me, if we could redo the whole thing I’d have a blowup doll and ketchup. If you don’t stand up you get run over. …The president and his family are trying to ruin my life forever.”

Speaking directly to the camera, she said “The Donald, it’s me, Kathy,” she said, adding that this will go “right over his nest.” She said he has messed with the wrong redhead. She followed up by calling his hairdo a “parfait” and saying she thinks first lady Melania Trump is no stranger to Nice & Easy hair dye."
On CNN firing her New Year’s Eve standup with Anderson Cooper, she said, “It’s hurtful to me. It’s a bunch of old white guys trying to silence me and that’s wrong.”

I saw her live act over a decade ago and enjoyed it. She was very funny. But, this is something completely different. As Monty Python used to say, "And now for something completely different!!!..."

I think Prager and Corolla have an excellent article out right now, pulling the arguments out: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news...