The Latest Desperate Smear Of Occupy Wall Street Protests: The Nazis Like Them

What Loesch is doing here is nothing more than divide and conquer politics and doing her best to keep anyone who may not agree on a whole lot of issues from coming together and marginalizing those out there protesting as some fringe group.

As Media Matters noted in their post: Reminder: If a Nazi says something nice about you, that doesn't make you a Nazi.

Michael Moore and Al Sharpton managed to give us some perspective from opposite-land on Loesch's views where she was determined to pull the working class apart, and a sharp contrast with Michael Moore talking about how wedge issues that normally divide us have been thrown aside from his experience spending some time with the OWS protesters in New York.

Video and transcript of Moore's interview below the fold.

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SHARPTON: And many in the 99 percent, I think that`s the challenge, that`s why I and others were down and say, no, this movement is important, is that you can`t allow them to play the 99 percent against each other because we`re not each other`s problem.

MOORE: Right.

SHARPTON: And I think that that`s the crabs in the barrel thing, would rather than the crabs uniting having a coalition lifting the led off the barrel.

MOORE: Right.

SHARPTON: They had them fighting and climbing over each other.

MOORE: Right. I was out at Times Square on Saturday night.

SHARPTON: Right.

MOORE: That 99 percent that you just talk about, right? The one that they like to divide and have fight against each other. They`re all kinds of people in Times Square Saturday night. I`m sure there are people there that I disagree with, pro-choice, you know, they are not. I`m sure there are people there that don`t want any gun control laws, I do. I`m sure there are people there that don`t approve of gay marriage. I do. But nobody was talking about that. Those issues that they have used, those wedge issues that they have used to divide the working people of this country, they don`t -- they are not being discussed at Occupy Wall Street. No one cares about that anymore. We care about the real basic thing that is hurting and affecting everyone and that is the one percent are running the show, and this is a democracy.

SHARPTON: That`s right.

MOORE: And in a democracy, one percent doesn`t run the show.

SHARPTON: That`s exactly right.

MOORE: A hundred percent runs the show.

SHARPTON: And that is the fight is all about.

MOORE: That is correct.