I like that video. Thanks for sharing it! My sentiments exactly. I'm gonna share that video of Keith Olbermann on facebook. Then I'm gonna block every one of my friends & relatives who refuses to share it on their walls as well. I find the facebook experience a lot more pleasant since I've started blocking people who display outrageous tendencies. Normally I block people because of what they post, in example I blocked one of my best friends the other day because he posted this racist ignorant shit, and I know he and his circle of friends subscribe to a lot of these ideas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47piCmAB0s4&feature=searchAnd really, my friend is cool in a lot of ways, but knowing that he's got one foot in this world of racism and ignorance has kinda been weighing on me, and not having the hints of this in my facebook experience anymore is actually a weight off my shoulders. I can tolerate him in person because in person I can give his shit back to him. But to just see shit that someone posts, without the opportunity to respond and intervene as the thought processes are forming in that person's mind, it can kinda drag on you.
So yeah, this Ground Zero mosque shit is a case where if someone refused to post this video or something equivalent, I'd want to block them from my FB experience, because as Olbermann says, the duty to speak up in this case is pretty clear and pressing. I don't have room in my life for people who are right-wing or even neutral on such issues. In fact I think we should put them all on trains and dump them in camps in the midwest. Oh wait they already did that I guess. : - )