Here are some issues with the statement:

1. It makes a sweeping generalization that "ethics aren't meant for the Left." This is inaccurate. Ethical principles and frameworks apply to all political ideologies. There are many ethical leftists who base their views on moral theories.

2. It claims that "Leftists scream if anyone on the Right takes a step out of line." Again, this is a broad generalization that does not apply to all leftists. While some leftists may criticize those on the political right, certainly not all leftists react in that manner.

3. It invokes Saul Alinsky, a controversial figure associated with community organizing and leftist political activism. However, no specific connection is made between Alinsky's views and the alleged hypocrisy of leftists on ethics. The reference to Alinsky seems tangential.

4. It employs loaded and pejorative terms like "Leftists" and suggests that those on the political right only "take a step out of line," when in fact people across the political spectrum can engage in actually unethical behavior.

In summary, the statement relies on broad generalizations, distortions, and loaded language rather than making a nuanced or well-supported argument. A more balanced and accurate view would recognize that ethical frameworks apply to people of all political persuasions, and that unethical behavior can occur across the ideological spectrum. Ethical discussions are best had by focusing on specific principles, actions, and contexts, rather than making generalized claims about political groups.