From "In the Defense of the Spineless, Lilly-livered and Lame-brained: A Scatological Study:"
"It is always the empty headed zealots, the overly pompous, the supremely arrogant with feigned air of authority and wisdom, who strike out at their critics, accusing them of the very crimes and misdemeanors they themselves or their bosses so openly and wantonly commit."
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slan·der (a nounn).
1. Law - communication of false statements injurious to a person's reputation.
2. A false and malicious statement or report about someone.
v. slan·dered, slan·der·ing, slan·ders
v.tr.
To utter a slander about. See Synonyms; malign.
v.intr.
To utter or spread slander.
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Unlawful tool-calling?
Seriously. Being noted as a dupe for the those who support and defend the status quo power elite, is not slander.
Being described or identified as a "tool" of the powers that be, a supporter of the way things are is not slander.
You've already done a remarkably good job of identifying yourself as such Joey.
RE: In the Defense of the Spineless, Lilly-livered and Lame-brained: A Scatological Study
sca·tol·o·gy
1. the study of or preoccupation with excrement or obscenity.
2. obscenity, esp. words or humor referring to excrement.
3. the study of fossil excrement.
Also called coprology.
[Origin: 1875–80; scato- + -logy]
—Related forms
scat·o·log·i·cal
sca·tol·o·gy
n. pl. sca·tol·o·gies
1. The study of fecal excrement, as in medicine, paleontology, or biology.
2.
1. An obsession with excrement or excretory functions.
2. The psychiatric study of such an obsession.
3. Obscene language or literature, especially that dealing pruriently or humorously with excrement and excretory functions.
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scatological - adjective - dealing pruriently with excrement and excretory functions; "scatological literature"
adjective
1 : of or relating to the study of excrement
2 : marked by an interest in excrement or obscenity
3 : of or relating to excrement or excremental functions