Blogmarch (blôg*märch)
v blogmarched, blogmarching, blogmarches
1. the blog-specific act of collectively piling on an individual for actions that are contrary to the authors' political beliefs, especially to portray that person in a negative light while selectively avoiding any sacrifices/contributions they may already have made
Example: Boy, the chickenhawks sure are blogmarching Cindy Sheehan around a lot lately.
q.v. frogmarch
see also smear, besmirch, malign, Michelle Malkin
Thanks, I will. I'm also streamlining the entry a little bit.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but exactly what sacrifice did she make? Her adult son voluntarily reenlisted to go back into Iraq, knowing the danger.
It's a tragedy, and I'm not making light of her grief, but two people share responsibility for her son's death: her son, the soldier who willingly accepted the risk as worthwhile, but mostly and ultimately it was the terrorist who killed him.
I imagine most mothers would argue with you that losing a son, adult or not, to war isn't a sacrifice.
The point of the entry is to highlight the incredibly shitty tactics taken by a number of bloggers in trying to make her look like she's unhinged. Sheehan is merely the most recent example I could come up with.
Damn those Democrats, they're watering down your brand name!
Good one. Have you submitted it to someplace like urbandictionary.com so you can make a credible claim to priority?