Mobs, Slobs, and Partisan Fools

I totally agree with Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow that the protesters at these town hall meetings need to be more respectful/act dignified, that they shouldn't be shouting people down, etc.. And, yes, I also tend to agree with them that a lot of what's going on at these events (certainly not all of it, maybe not even most of it, but certainly some of it) is canned/organized, promoted by corporate special interests. But what I don't agree with is this notion of theirs that the rudeness and incivility that's out there is purely and strictly a conservative thing. It isn't...............................................................................I mean, I literally feel like asking them, "Folks, where in the hell were you when the "Minutemen" were getting shouted down at Columbia, when conservative commentator (oh, alright, firebrand) Ann Coutler faced a largely similar situation at UConn?.................................................................................And, yes, even on these secondary charge that the anti-Obama protests are "organized", seriously, couldn't this very same charge be leveled against the left (Code Pink, the AFL-CIO, etc.)? I mean, come on, folks, let's face it here. We've got a shitload of people working off of playbooks in Washington. It isn't even remotely a partisan thing, period!....................................................................................P.S. You do see what I'm saying here, right; different yard-sticks for different interest groups/agendas? And, yes, me-buckos, clearly, the Republicans are just as frigging slippery/hypocritical up the poop-shoot as the Democrats. That is definitely NOT an issue.