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The Comrade · Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 12039 Location: Zagreb

mr.snruB wrote: I'm going to have to say that I think that whole thing he was saying was a giant load. It's kind of like when people say something like "I don't hate gays....that being said I find them and their lifestyles repulsive and sickening. But I don't hate them...really!"

too bad what he said was i have nothing against muslims but i do have something against your foreign policy.

amazing how completely different the two are.

Tono · Joined: 23 Jan 2005 Posts: 11742 Location: Mounted

mr.snruB wrote: I'm going to have to say that I think that whole thing he was saying was a giant load. It's kind of like when people say something like "I don't hate gays....that being said I find them and their lifestyles repulsive and sickening. But I don't hate them...really!"

I find buttseks with men repulsive and sickening. Same goes for any kind of seks with fat chicks.

Who do I hate?

mr.snruB · Joined: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 7136 Location: Ontario, Canada

Tono wrote: mr.snruB wrote: I'm going to have to say that I think that whole thing he was saying was a giant load. It's kind of like when people say something like "I don't hate gays....that being said I find them and their lifestyles repulsive and sickening. But I don't hate them...really!"

I find buttseks with men repulsive and sickening. Same goes for any kind of seks with fat chicks.

Who do I hate?

Dookiestix · Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:51 pm Post subject:

Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: How is asking an American Muslim if he's working with our enemies a valid question, because anyone with half a brain new damn well Beck was specifically referring to those brown skinned terrorists?

Don't you mean African American?
Not in Glenn Beck's bigoted world.

Nice dodge. Did you even know he's Black?
There is no dodge. Of course he's African American. And the question would have to go to Glenn Beck in regards to Mr. Ellison's ethnicity. Afterall, he's the bigot, not me.

Perhaps a lesson in the wisdom of Glen Beck will help:

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "[B]utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."
How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

The Comrade · Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 12039 Location: Zagreb

how much does someone want to bet that those quotes are taken entirely out of context?

mr.snruB · Joined: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 7136 Location: Ontario, Canada

Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: How is asking an American Muslim if he's working with our enemies a valid question, because anyone with half a brain new damn well Beck was specifically referring to those brown skinned terrorists?

Don't you mean African American?
Not in Glenn Beck's bigoted world.

Nice dodge. Did you even know he's Black?
There is no dodge. Of course he's African American. And the question would have to go to Glenn Beck in regards to Mr. Ellison's ethnicity. Afterall, he's the bigot, not me.

Perhaps a lesson in the wisdom of Glen Beck will help:

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "[B]utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."
How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

I liked when he said, back during the summer, that people against the Iraq war were "pinheads" that should be "silenced" so that America could conduct it's foreign policy in the MidEast easier

Dookiestix · Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:54 pm Post subject:

The Comrade wrote: how much does someone want to bet that those quotes are taken entirely out of context?
That's why there are things called "links" which you can "click" on in order to see where those quotes came from in regards to "context."

mr.snruB · Joined: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 7136 Location: Ontario, Canada

The Comrade wrote: how much does someone want to bet that those quotes are taken entirely out of context?

I'd like to see them in context. With Glenn, it most likely wouldn't make a difference

Dookiestix · Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:58 pm Post subject:

mr.snruB wrote: The Comrade wrote: how much does someone want to bet that those quotes are taken entirely out of context?

I'd like to see them in context. With Glenn, it most likely wouldn't make a difference
It doesn't. But those who defend him are expected to use this style of defense.

Somebloke · Joined: 08 May 2006 Posts: 2685 Location: London

Another shock jock.

As for the original statement, it's a sickening question with no real means to answer. It is at it's core, very very politely worded slander. He is, in as kind a way as possible, telling the man that because of his religion he cannot be trusted to be an American. The question itself is easily brushed aside- what is not is the insinuation behind it.

I'm sure rednecks in America and my own country nodded sagely when this was said- probably thinking it was a cunning question.

The American · Joined: 23 Oct 2004 Posts: 3636 Location: Oklahoma

Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: How is asking an American Muslim if he's working with our enemies a valid question, because anyone with half a brain new damn well Beck was specifically referring to those brown skinned terrorists?

Don't you mean African American?
Not in Glenn Beck's bigoted world.

Nice dodge. Did you even know he's Black?
There is no dodge. Of course he's African American. And the question would have to go to Glenn Beck in regards to Mr. Ellison's ethnicity. Afterall, he's the bigot, not me.

Perhaps a lesson in the wisdom of Glen Beck will help:

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "[B]utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."
How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

Why not? You just did.

:wink:

mr.snruB · Joined: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 7136 Location: Ontario, Canada

Somebloke wrote: Another shock jock.

As for the original statement, it's a sickening question with no real means to answer. It is at it's core, very very politely worded slander. He is, in as kind a way as possible, telling the man that because of his religion he cannot be trusted to be an American. The question itself is easily brushed aside- what is not is the insinuation behind it.

I'm sure rednecks in America and my own country nodded sagely when this was said- probably thinking it was a cunning question.

That's the only reason he stays in business. He says ignorant stuff like this, and the guys in their trailers woot and holler

Dookiestix · Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 6:03 pm Post subject:

The American wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: How is asking an American Muslim if he's working with our enemies a valid question, because anyone with half a brain new damn well Beck was specifically referring to those brown skinned terrorists?

Don't you mean African American?
Not in Glenn Beck's bigoted world.

Nice dodge. Did you even know he's Black?
There is no dodge. Of course he's African American. And the question would have to go to Glenn Beck in regards to Mr. Ellison's ethnicity. Afterall, he's the bigot, not me.

Perhaps a lesson in the wisdom of Glen Beck will help:

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "[B]utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."
How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

Why not? You just did.

:wink:
Really? You're a bigoted moron, too? :wink:

The Comrade · Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 12039 Location: Zagreb

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

prostitution is a nice word for whoring, which in sheehans case is a correct comparison. she has infact whored her sons death out for political gain.

Quote: On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

same link as the first one

Quote: On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

he's making fun of a stupid idea to combat bird flu, which is radio jingles.

Quote: To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

a girl said all white people are the devil and said black peopel should be back in africa. he then said he would pay for her to go.

funny how you left out the "white people are devils" part.

Quote: On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

ILLEGAL immigration is ILLEGAL and that criminals keep pouring over the us-mexico border.

Quote: Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

mexico is one of the most corrupt countries in the world.

Quote: On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

it's true. abortion clinics would be profitable.

Quote: Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

this is the only quote you have that is slightly pig headed.

Quote: On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."

"[b]they're hungry. They can't make a living in their own dirtbag country.Well, how could I possibly want to hurt the people who are hungry, who want a better life? How can I possibly demonize those people? I can't."

totally out of context.

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so where is all this evidence that glen beck is a bigot? because i'm nto seeing it.

The American · Joined: 23 Oct 2004 Posts: 3636 Location: Oklahoma

Dookiestix wrote: The American wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: Tono wrote: Dookiestix wrote: How is asking an American Muslim if he's working with our enemies a valid question, because anyone with half a brain new damn well Beck was specifically referring to those brown skinned terrorists?

Don't you mean African American?
Not in Glenn Beck's bigoted world.

Nice dodge. Did you even know he's Black?
There is no dodge. Of course he's African American. And the question would have to go to Glenn Beck in regards to Mr. Ellison's ethnicity. Afterall, he's the bigot, not me.

Perhaps a lesson in the wisdom of Glen Beck will help:

Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "[B]utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."
How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

Why not? You just did.

:wink:
Really? You're a bigoted moron, too? :wink:

Nope, but it seems profiling offends you, yet you don't like political correctness made fun of?

Carter was a waste of skin. What did he accomplish? He now proceeds to give political advice? Thats a laugh and a half.

It seems you have forgotten the corruptness in the Mexican government. Those who flee here illegally, are fleeing that corruptness. That government promotes crossing into this country illegally, then smirks when you send them back.

Those supporting hate America agenda, I myself would pay their air-fare out of here.

As much as I feel sorry for Sheehan, she has more or less pimped out her son's death for political and financial gain. There is a pick With Chavez, guess what? They had never met spoke and they are not related.

More to come............................

Dookiestix · Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 6:18 pm Post subject:

The Comrade wrote: Quote: On antiwar protestor Cindy Sheehan: "That's a pretty big prostitute."
Also on Cindy Sheehan: She is "pimping out the tragedy of her own son's death for her own agenda."

prostitution is a nice word for whoring, which in sheehans case is a correct comparison. she has infact whored her sons death out for political gain.

Quote: On former President Jimmy Carter: "Is there a bigger waste of skin than Jimmy Carter?"

same link as the first one

Quote: On a Nigerian public information campaign to fight bird flu: "They've actually resorted to radio jingles. ... Are we as dumb as Nigeria?"

he's making fun of a stupid idea to combat bird flu, which is radio jingles.

Quote: To the 7-year old African-American author of a controversial poem: "You want to go to Africa? I will personally purchase your airfare."

a girl said all white people are the devil and said black peopel should be back in africa. he then said he would pay for her to go.

funny how you left out the "white people are devils" part.

Quote: On immigration protests: Mexico "is a country that has been overtaken by lawbreakers from the bottom to the top. And now, what you're protesting for is to have lawbreakers come here."

ILLEGAL immigration is ILLEGAL and that criminals keep pouring over the us-mexico border.

Quote: Responding to criticism of his remarks on immigration protests: "[I] pretty much stand by" the assertion that "Mexico is run by nothing but criminals."

mexico is one of the most corrupt countries in the world.

Quote: On American Indians in South Dakota considering skirting a state ban on abortion: They "will have found something that can be more profitable than casinos, and that's abortion clinics."

it's true. abortion clinics would be profitable.

Quote: Suggesting "politically correct" names for bunker-buster nuclear weapons: "utterfly bomb," "climate-control device," "[b]omb de tropical. ... We could use that one in Venezuela."

this is the only quote you have that is slightly pig headed.

Quote: On immigrants entering illegally from Mexico: Either "they're terrorists," "they're escaping the law," or "[t]hey can't make a living in their own dirtbag country."

"[b]they're hungry. They can't make a living in their own dirtbag country.Well, how could I possibly want to hurt the people who are hungry, who want a better life? How can I possibly demonize those people? I can't."

totally out of context.

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so where is all this evidence that glen beck is a bigot? because i'm nto seeing it.
You've only proven my point that not only is Glenn Beck a bigot, but he's also a moron.

Thanks for playing. 8:)

The Comrade · Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 12039 Location: Zagreb

hmm how so?

how is he a bigot when everything he said, when put into context, was the total opposite of bigotry?

Tono · Joined: 23 Jan 2005 Posts: 11742 Location: Mounted

Dookiestix wrote: How sad that you feel the need to defend this moron.

You haven't quoted any examples of bigotry.

Tono · Joined: 23 Jan 2005 Posts: 11742 Location: Mounted

mr.snruB wrote: He says ignorant stuff like this, and the guys in their trailers woot and holler

Ironic. :lol:

Somebloke · Joined: 08 May 2006 Posts: 2685 Location: London

mr.snruB wrote: Somebloke wrote: Another shock jock.

As for the original statement, it's a sickening question with no real means to answer. It is at it's core, very very politely worded slander. He is, in as kind a way as possible, telling the man that because of his religion he cannot be trusted to be an American. The question itself is easily brushed aside- what is not is the insinuation behind it.

I'm sure rednecks in America and my own country nodded sagely when this was said- probably thinking it was a cunning question.

That's the only reason he stays in business. He says ignorant stuff like this, and the guys in their trailers woot and holler

Well. I'm sure everyone, down in their deepest hearts, has fantasized about a life where everyone who disagrees with you being evil and worth insulting/deporting/shooting. The need for people to form tribes runs deep.