Rush Limbaugh has lost his hearing. Maybe, hopefully, he'll give up his radio show. Frankly, I'd rather listen to some sensible conservatives (Ron Smith, for one) instead of the reactionary, racist, homophobe that is Herr Limbaugh.
You, of all people, have no right to call Limbaugh reactionary. Especially when you consider that all you say against him is based on what other people told you to believe, and not on personal experience.
And so it begins again...
Blah, blah, blah, unfounded accusations, blah, blah, evidence, blah blah, put up or shut up.
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Well. He's always talking about how he is so tired of listening to the evil liberal's and the evil democrat's political viwes. As a matter of fact, I don't think he tolerated people with political views that differ from him that much at all. Either way, he got his wish didn't he? Be careful what you wish for.
P.S. Don't even start, Omega. I have listened to Rush Limbaugh MANY times over the past year or so. All he ever does on his show is blame everything on the evil Democrat conspiracy while praising the Republicans as gods. "If something happens, it's the Dems fault." is his basic outlook on the world.
This is off topic, but have any of you heard about this Republican senator that is trying to find evidence and convict Al Gore of giving the order to shoot down TWA flight 800 and that he single handily covered it up?
One more thing. Anyone who refers to himself as the "All knowing, All seeing, All wise, Ma-Ha Rushie," has some serious problems.
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I used to stay up to watch his TV show. He made me laugh. Not AT him, mind you...WITH him. I don't agree with his views or standpoints, but he's a damn funny dood.
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quote:what other people told you to believe, and not on personal experience.
Believe it or not, "chum", I've tuned into his show before (as I've already said in other instances -- not that you care about facts or anything). I can remember one time he claimed any woman with a big dog was a man-hating dyke. I also remember the time he called Chelsea Clinton the "White House Dog" ... and the time, quite recently, where he said the peace-movement was "un-American" ... oh, yes, I can see why you love Mr. Limbaugh so much. He and you operate on the same wave-length.
quote:This is off topic, but have any of you heard about this Republican senator that is trying to find evidence and convict Al Gore of giving the order to shoot down TWA flight 800 and that he single handily covered it up?
Yes, the government can't cover up Bill Clinton's blow jobs, but it can cover up shooting down passenger jets. Riiiiight. The Republican senator in question (whoever s/he is) needs to open his eyes and get a clue ... (hmmm, Omega could take that advice too)
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Shik
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quote:Originally posted by MIB: One more thing. Anyone who refers to himself as the "All knowing, All seeing, All wise, Ma-Ha Rushie," has some serious problems.
Yeah, because goddess knows we here at Flare abhor megalomania of ANY kind in ANY way, shape or form.
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I for one don't agree with much of anything that comes out of Mr. Limbaugh's well-paid mouth. I find much of what he says speculative, inflammatory and full of omissions. As such I see his radio presence designed simply to promote himself and to put forth a rather skewed point of view rather than the truth to aid that promotion.
Taken as commentary or even as he has said in the past, entertainment, he has every right to spout what he wants to spout. That does not make it either enlightened or even the truth.
I do, however, hope that his medical problems are such that they can be cured and do not have a lasting affect on his health. I can not imagine losing my hearing at this stage in my life. It must be very frightening.
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Why is it everyone on this board likes to add extra "o"'s? Omega spells "prove" as "proove" (or did), and just about everyone says "loose" instead of "lose" ...
I mean, this isn't exactly a complicated word. Although it had led to much hilarity in the past. Anyway ...
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I agree with Jay.
He may be in my honest opinion, a real asshole.
He may be in my honest opinion, biased.
But hey, he is only human.
Show him some pity. After all, he is losing what we take for granted. Perhaps permanently.
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Indeed. Omega-san, can you provide a link or something to Rush's volumes of wisdom? I read one of his books once. What I thought should be self evident =)
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