Piven: Beck shouldn't be calling attention to what I say

  It's very uh hum, interesting, that the MSM is completely uninterested in threats, real or imagined, that rain down on conservatives, such Eric Fuller who threatened the Tucson tea party founder last week with death after taking his picture or the daily death threats Palin receives.
  Yet here we are with the NY Times defending Frances Fox Piven who claims that she has received death threats for her stand on worker revolution.
  The NY Times article indicates that Glenn Beck's interest in Piven stems from her 60s stand on overwhelming the system with welfare claims and demands for freebies for all. You know, the whole Al Sharpton "We want the same houses, same stuff, same dough as you all got" mentality.
  To be fair, the NYT article does mention that Piven is still functioning in academia and only recently called for a worker revolution that would look like Greece.
  From the NYT, this is what she said:

Her assertions that “an effective movement of the unemployed will have to look something like the strikes and riots that have spread across Greece,” and that “protesters need targets, preferably local and accessible ones,” led Mr. Beck to ask on Fox this week, “Is that not inciting violence? Is that not asking for violence?” Videos of fires in Greece played behind him

  This is what the Greek protests looked like:

Fromt the NYT article, Piven responds to what she really meant to say:

“That is not a call for violence,” Ms. Piven said Friday of the references to riots. “There is a kind of rhetorical trick that is always used to denounce movements of ordinary people, and that is to imply that the massing of people itself is violent.”

  So this rhetorical trick she's calling for isn't a call for violence. 
  Hm.
  Well, here's the deal, Ms. Piven.
  You're a public figure.
  You've made statements that sure sound and look like a call for violence to most average people.
  When you do things like that, people are going to have feelings for your positions on issue.
  This is no excuse for violence on the part of the people who are reacting to those positions, but it's absolute demagoguery to claim that the person who reported what you said is inciting violence against YOU.
  Please.