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Stephen A. Smith: Conservatives need to "disassociate and distance themselves" from Beck's comments

July 29, 2009 8:20 pm ET

From the July 29 edition of MSNBC's The Ed Show:

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    • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 8:44 pm ET)
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      People who call themselves conservatives will never denounce or distance themselves from Beck. Some who call themselves Republicans might. Conservatism in America today is not a political philosophy...it is a character flaw.
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      • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:04 pm ET)
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        Great. More name calling. Progressives really hit the mark....
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        • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:08 pm ET)
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          Truth hurts, doesn't it? Proud of being part of an intellectually and morally bankrupt movement?
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          • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:30 pm ET)
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            You're kidding, right? Conservatives are morally bankrupt? The same conservatives that believe in individual rights, God, protecting life...these conservatives? The ones that believe you don't spend money you don't have.

            Come on...There are bad eggs from all parts of the political spectrum. Have you read the history of the progressive movement? Do you really understand what it means to be a progressive? Do you really agree with the beliefs of this movement?
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            • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:43 pm ET)
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              I am not part of the progressive movement, or any other movement for that matter. It's people like you who are hung up on ideology and giving yourselves a proper-sounding name...Conservatives! Gee, how noble... All I know is that the so-called conservative movement today is nothing more than a collection of ignorant, Bible-thumping, hateful, racist, gun loving freaks. Real, old-time conservatives want nothing to do with you. And, for that matter, you're not even worth the time debating.
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              • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:50 pm ET)
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                Really? That's what you "know". You "know" that we are ignorant? Hateful? How do you know this? Because I do not believe in communism? Or, maybe its because I believe in individual rights? Is that it?

                Oh yeah, its because I believe in God, isn't it? Are you an atheist? Or, is it the actual "bible-thumping" that you do not approve of?

                Wait, I forgot the gun part. Yes, I own a gun. And, WOW, its actually a right documented in the Constitution of this great country. Holy Cow!!

                And we're back to racism. A baseless claim...
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                • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:54 pm ET)
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                  A "baseless" claim to you. It's pretty clear to thinking people, though.
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                • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:55 pm ET)
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                  LOL... You're just a walking stereotype.

                  Go watch your Glenn Beck DVDs...I'm going to bed.
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                • Author by blk-in-alabam (July 30, 2009 1:23 am ET)
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                  A tree can be identified by the fruit it bears.The conservative(republican) movement has produced rotten fruit and spread badly mutated seeds.
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                • Author by teabaggers ♥ [wing]NUTS (July 30, 2009 4:29 am ET)
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                  Really? That's what you "know". You "know" that we are ignorant? Hateful? How do you know this? Because I do not believe in communism? Or, maybe its because I believe in individual rights? Is that it?


                  people like you really need to distance yourselves from repeating slogans all the time and making labels for everyone whom you disagree with. i mean, where the hell did communism come from in talking about liberals? its typical wingnut talk. just because liberals dont follow your strict ideologies on gun laws and abortion doesnt make you any better than them. you conservatives are the ones that want to go to wars and kill hundreds and thousands of our brave troops while you sit in your cushy little home hearing about it on television and then proclaiming all of them patriots and patting yourself on the back because you feel good about remembering them the same, cliche way all your other buddies do. how are you pro life when you support the death of our troops just to fight wars that we shouldnt be in? and holding up signs and claiming you support the troops doesnt help that cause... its just a typical fad to try and seem like you care, but you just like repeating the same stupid talking points.
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                  • Author by mikehuck1976 (July 30, 2009 11:39 am ET)
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                    Yeah, they believe in individual rights. Unless the individual is a black Harvard law professor - then they believe the power of the state trumps the power of the individual black Harvard professor.

                    If this "conservative" movement had an ounce of honesty (or Christianity) left in it someone with clout would have stood up long ago and quelled the birther stories by saying we all know Obama is a natural born citizen and we respect the choice of the people and respect our commander-in-chief. They also would have quelled the Gates controversy long ago by saying a man has a right to be loud and indignant in his OWN HOME. That is a basic individual freedom that America must always recognize. The state does not get to arrest a man because he may or may not have cracked a "Yo Mama" joke. The State must respect the rights of the individual property owner, the owner does not have to respect the right of the representative of the State not to have his sensitive feelings hurt.

                    These things are above politics and above party. Unfortunately, for the Republicans they are now run by this so-called "conservative" movement that lacks the courage of their convictions. They believe in party over convictions. Hell, they believe in party over country. It has done great damage to our political discourse and frankly, to our country as a whole. Now that they are out of power they are not trying to re-shape their message or ideas, they now prey on the simple-minded and use any tactics available to turn them against their own country. Truly shameless.
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                • Author by bintx (July 30, 2009 9:36 am ET)
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                  This old-time REAL conservative wants nothing to do with the Rush, Beck, Sean "conservatives." There's nothing "conservative" in the beliefs they hawk nor in the ones that you wrote above.

                  Oh, and you are aware that the 2nd Amendment, contrary to the new law recently introduced by the phony "conservative" bloc in the S.Ct., refers to MILITIAS. You can't stop the sentence at the comma.

                  GROW UP! Your type of "conservatism" makes REAL conservatism look bad.
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              • Author by John Paradox (July 30, 2009 2:42 am ET)
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                Real, old-time conservatives want nothing to do with you. And, for that matter, you're not even worth the time debating.

                Thank you. A few years back I found a copy of Conscience of a Conservative by Barry (Mister Conservative) Goldwater. It moved me more centrist, maybe even to the right from a quasi-naive view that would probably be around Michael Moore fanboy territory. I'd fallen for the old cliche about Conservatives being 'war-mongering, racist, hating the poor, etc.'
                Of course, Goldwater in his later years was disowned by the Neocons because he maintained his views instead of becoming a bitter hater, or the cliche above, which pretty well describes the Neocons, who have hijacked the Republicans and the term "conservative".
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              • Author by achrispage6992 (July 30, 2009 8:15 am ET)
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                jstephens is merely parroting an inane conspiracy theory orginated by former cocaine head and alcoholic Glenn Beck. Beck spouts the theory that since Woodrow Wilson, there is this mindset supported by a cabal of powerful people to take away the "God given Constitutional Freedoms" given to us by our founding fathers. These people apparently hide there evil intentions behind the kind word of "progressivism" which really is code for facism.

                Seriously, that's his ideology in a nutshell and jstephens believes it, supports it, and doesn't even have the temerity to at least give credit to Beck. He would rather pretend that he has done this research on progressivism and has formed this opinion on his own.

                Anyway, I'm glad people like jstephens have aligned themselves with Beck. It only proves that the Republicans are constantly breaking apart from a consolidated platform. they are eating their own. On one hand you have an ever growing number of people who have voluntarily succombed to these wild eyed psychotic ideologies spouted by Beck, Hannity, Limbaugh, Coultier, etc etc, and on the other you have the traditional Republicans who are quickly becoming extinct. Sonner or later, being conservative is going to be equated with being a nut job who believes in all these vast conspiracies. There is no middle road for these people. That is why they will lose independents in vast numbers in the coming years. As a rational independent minded person, would you want to be equated with an ideology that concentrates on conspiracies and is led by a former coke head comedian who wears lederhosen on his televison show and can cry at the drop of a hat?

                Reflect on this. If Joseph Goebbels were alive today, would he feel more of a kinship in ideology and action with Ed Shultz or Glenn Beck? Keith Olbermann or Bill O'Reilly? Rachel Maddow or Ann Coultier? Chris Matthews or Rush Limbaugh? Barack Obama or G. Gordon Liddy?
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                • Author by bintx (July 30, 2009 9:41 am ET)
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                  I always like to refer these folks to the political beliefs some of the new "idols" in the so-called conservative media, you know, the Fox contributors like William Kristol, Charles Krauthammer, Frank Gaffney. Do a bit of research on the neo-conservative movement . . . formerly known as the neo-liberal movement. The ideology these folks adhere to is based upon the teachings of Trotsky . . . a Marxist. So, when folks like jstephens sit with rapt attention to the musings of Kristol, Krauthammer, Gaffney . . . they aren't listening to conservative pundits, they are listening to Marxist pundits.
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            • Author by pearlene_scott1602 (July 30, 2009 2:12 am ET)
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              Conservatives are morally bankrupt?


              Propositioning men for sex in a public bathroom, sex with a prostitute, sex with an intern, sex with minor boys....the list goes on.

              Family values = do as I say, not as I do.

              The same conservatives that believe in individual rights,


              Except when it comes to women making private and personal medical decisions. That's when your "individual rights" mantra flies out the window.

              God


              God is used before and after, you've been caught propositioning men in a public bathroom for sex, sex with a prostitute, sex with an intern, sex with minor boys, sex with some other guys wife .

              protecting life


              Except in the case of the death penalty....then you say fry'im

              ...these conservatives?


              You betcha!

              The ones that believe you don't spend money you don't have.


              Iraq war = TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS

              Conservatives are Republicans and Republicans are conservatives, no difference.

              You vote for them, you support them and when they screw up the country, screw every man or woman around, you whine you're a conservative.

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        • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:10 pm ET)
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          Do you even know what name calling is??? Cause it's not Irony's statement.
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        • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:12 pm ET)
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          I forgot to ask...do you denounce Glenn Beck's comments?
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        • Author by harley (July 29, 2009 11:39 pm ET)
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          Great. More name calling. Progressives really hit the mark...
          You mean like Becky calling the President a "racist"? Yeah, more name calling. Teabagging terrorist really hit the mark....
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    • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 8:45 pm ET)
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      Unfortunately, that's not gonna happen. 10 republican sponsors of a birther amendment coupled with refusal to say on camera that Obama is a US citizen followed by 50+ republicans refusing to vote on the Hawaii resolution (because it specifically said Obama was a citizen of Hawaii!) says otherwise.
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      • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:31 pm ET)
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        I'm not a big fan of the "birther" label, nor the discussion. But, it does not belong in this thread.
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        • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:33 pm ET)
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          Actually, this thread is the proper place to discuss racism. Birthers being item one on the table...
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    • Author by LIBERTY OR DEATH (July 29, 2009 9:01 pm ET)
         
      You see how Ed tried to lump everyone together with a broad brush and Stephen A. smith did not fall for it.
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    • Author by WhatImlost (July 29, 2009 10:09 pm ET)
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      Wow I never heard of this Stephen A. Smith guy before, but he has struck me in this clip at least as one of the smartest guys on TV, I think he perfectly analyzed the situation, and the differences between the Bush and Obama racism controversies. And he even showed the respect and restraint not to dismiss all tea partiers as wackjobs just because most of them are.

      Someone needs to get Mr. Smith his own show.
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    • Author by terrapin53 (July 29, 2009 11:04 pm ET)
         
      Didn't this guy use to be on ESPN talking NBA?
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    • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:24 pm ET)
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      This guy did not listen to Glenn Beck. Ed and Steve recieved a sound bite from some hate site like this one, and went on the attack.

      Glenn Beck has the courage to state something that no one else has in the mainstream media: The emperor has no clothes. During his radio show on July 29th, Glenn Beck provided 25 minutes of sound clips direct from Obama that make his point. They clearly show a bias toward race.

      Racism is not limited to white people. Blacks can be equally racist. And its not "reverse racism"...its flat-out RACISM.

      As Beck clearly stated, racism is defined as "discrimination or prejudice based on race"...Discrimination is treatment based on category rather than individual merit.

      Obama favors policy based on race rather than individual merit. Obama was recorded talking about rich white people living in the suburbs who don't want to pay taxes for poor urban children. WTF?

      During a press conference specifically to address healthcare, Obama said the police acted "stupidly", without knowing any facts, and went straight into a race example. He discussed racial profiling and a bill he worked on. He firmly believed that the officer in question acted "stupidly" because he was racist.

      Also, this interview between Steve and Ed completly dismissed the fact that the left accused Bush of being a racist...and he didn't say anything like this! It was all complete crap drummed up by idiots like Spike Lee! Instead, this interview focused on how it was different, because people died from a hurricane. What?

      I'm tired of this race baiting crap. I'm tired of people not calling people out as racist because they are not white. And I'm damn tired of the radical left not addressing this honestly.

      I would challenge each person, before responding with crap arguments, to actually read the transcripts or listen to the audio from Beck's show and judge for themselves. I have the courage to listen and read (and post) on sites like this...try it.
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      • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:35 pm ET)
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        Glenn Beck has the courage to state something that no one else has in the mainstream media...

        I honestly didn't read the rest of your post because I couldn't stop laughing when I reached this point. Beck is a racist loon who is making a fortune playing to the racist leanings of people like you. Barack Obama might say to you, "Let's talk and understand each other." I'm not that magnanimous, so I say crawl back into that hole with the rest of the lunatic fringe. Sorry, but giving yourselves a proper name, like "conservatives", doesn't change the fact that you're a bunch of freaks.
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        • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:41 pm ET)
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          You are a dishonest progressive who lacks the courage to consider others viewpoints. Too bad...

          It is a prevailing tactic of the mentally challenged to avoid the actual discussion and attempt dismissive humor or putdowns.

          Without fact, you have judged me. Without fact, you have judged over half of the country that say they hold conservative values.

          But at least you avoided the discussion. Smart move on your part, because even with ever other poster on this hate filled site supporting your radical beliefs, you would not win.
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          • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:46 pm ET)
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            Tough luck, pardner...you're not even worth my time. The fact that you do not denounce Glenn Beck tells me all I need to know about you.
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          • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:48 pm ET)
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            You've just projected the entire reichwing view of liberals onto liberals! You must be proud to have avoided a real discussion by couching your white priveledge as left racism. I'd like to say it was a smart move on your part, but smart really wasn't part of the equation...
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          • Author by blk-in-alabam (July 30, 2009 1:06 am ET)
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            Define radical beliefs without using talking points,slogans or cheers
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          • Author by bintx (July 30, 2009 9:50 am ET)
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            I'm an honest CONSERVATIVE. You, sir, are NO conservative. You are simply a television watching robot repeating the bilge that these entertainers spew and call it conservatism. Guess what? It's not. Hate is not conservative, racism is not conservative, anger is not conservative, ridicule is not conservative. These people like Beck are LAUGHING AT YOU . . . they don't even believe the crap they're saying, but they sure are making a lot of money getting unthinking people like you to watch them and believe that they are. They are LAUGHING AT YOU.

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      • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:38 pm ET)
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        And we're tired of racists claiming affirmative action is racism because it levels the playing field. Oh, and Beck is a racist, his entire rant was about protecting white priveledge.

        And we hope you do keep posting here. Unlike reich leaning sites, we won't prevent you from posting your opinion no matter how couched in white priveledge it is.
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        • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:46 pm ET)
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          It doesn't level the playing field. It discriminates based on race, not individual merit. That is its intent.

          I see a pattern forming here. No one actually addresses the comments I made. Only dismissive comments, claiming I am a racist. Yet, not one of you actually know me. You have no sound clips of me...unlike Obama.

          You are cowards.
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          • Author by IRONY 101 (July 29, 2009 11:49 pm ET)
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            You are correct...I am not even wasting the time to address your ignorant comments. If you don't denounce Glenn Beck's comments then there is no more discussion. Whether Glenn Beck's comments were racist, hateful and divisive is not even debatable...it's a fact. Next thing you'll probably want to debate evolution versus creationism...yea, right. LOL
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            • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:53 pm ET)
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              To be honest, I'm not upset that you will not reply. The fact is, you have not addressed any of the statements I made in the original post. They are all factual, based on ACTUAL AUDIO of Obama...you just don't have an answer.

              And again...the progressive tactic of trying to change the subject. You want the thread to go down evolution vs creationism because you have nothing of value to state on this topic.
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              • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:56 pm ET)
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                That's because your original statements were Beck bastardizing what Obama actually said. No facts, unless you think projecting is a fact. No need to answer racist projection.
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                • Author by jstephens005 (July 30, 2009 12:00 am ET)
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                  No, I include ZERO quotes from the Glenn Beck show regarding Obama. I simply stated that on the Beck radio program, Glenn Beck provided audio clips, in FULL CONTEXT, of Obama supporting his claim. I did not retype them. I said you would need to listen to them yourself. Please do.

                  I did include quotes of Obama that I myself witnessed during his town hall. Unlike some, I actually read and pay attention to both sides of the argument to better understand. I recommend it.
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                  • Author by snoopy (July 30, 2009 12:38 am ET)
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                    Oh, that's right, you just blindly said he's right. An idiot would think what he said wasn't racism, but it takes a racist to defend what he said.
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                  • Author by achrispage6992 (July 30, 2009 8:25 am ET)
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                    Those clips were most certainly not in "Full Context" sir. That is a lie and you just lost any credibility that you had. If they were in full context, it would have taken alot more than 25 minutes. Give me two days of Glenn Beck audio transcript and I can give you 25 minutes of cropped quotes which, if you never heard of Glenn Beck, after hearing the cropped quotes, you would simply hate him. Do you not understand that he is not objective? Do you not understand that he has an agenda? That is all well and fine, but for you to insinuate that he put forth these full context quotes in an objective manner to allow people to make up their own minds is hilarious. Be intellectually honest for God's sakes.
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              • Author by IRONY 101 (July 30, 2009 12:02 am ET)
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                No...you are a living, breathing, right wing cliche'. If you want a rational discussion then come back when you're ready to denounce the lunacy that is Glenn Beck. You don't get get it..."conservatism" today is just an excuse to entertain the baser elements of your composition: coarseness, hate, racism, divisiveness...dishonesty. Come back when you grow into an adult.
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                • Author by jstephens005 (July 30, 2009 12:05 am ET)
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                  You are a pitiful excuse for a blogger. You provide nothing of value to the conversation, and choose only name calling.

                  And you call me divisive. Now that's IRONY.
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          • Author by snoopy (July 29, 2009 11:52 pm ET)
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            Nope, it promotes based on individual merit over race. Only less qualified white people who were "passed over" think they were reverse descriminated against.

            We see a pattern too. A racist lets Beck re-define racism so he can feel better about his inner racism as he whines about liberals not wanting to debate his racist lack of facts. Boo hoo. I'm dialing Whine One One so we can dispatch the Whaaambulance for you.
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            • Author by jstephens005 (July 29, 2009 11:57 pm ET)
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              While I admire the "Joe Dirt" reference, the rest of your post does not make sense.

              Affirmitve Action does not, repeat NOT, base decisions on merit. Otherwise, it would not exist. In fact, if FORCES decisions to be made on race, sometimes at the expense of merit.

              For example, if the AA law says a percentage of business must be given to a company owned by a non-white individual, it does not matter who has a better product or price, only color.
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              • Author by snoopy (July 30, 2009 12:36 am ET)
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                Affirmative action does, repeat DOES, base decisions on merit. It exists because whites were promoted over more qualified minorities completely at the expense of merit.

                For example, if there are more qualified minority businesses bidding on a project they should not be knocked out of the running because a poor performing company is willing to undercut the bid up front only to inflate charges later to make up for the initial loss.
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                • Author by magnolialover (July 30, 2009 8:37 am ET)
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                  Looks like we got ourselves a new Glenn Beck fanboy.
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          • Author by blk-in-alabam (July 30, 2009 1:09 am ET)
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            What was happening before affirmative.
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          • Author by Brabantio (July 30, 2009 7:39 am ET)
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            I suppose that abolitionists were racists also, since they were treating people based on category and not on individual merit. What are the boundaries of your principle, exactly?

            If it doesn't level the playing field, then I'm not sure what you think is happening. Was the playing field already level? Are you saying that minorities are at a societal advantage? Are 30% of CEOs black now or something? And what is your basis for the suggestsion that the "intent" is just to discriminate for the hell of it?
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          • Author by bintx (July 30, 2009 9:54 am ET)
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            No, sir, you are the coward. Tell me what true conservative values are. They don't include phony gun rights, anti-abortion stances or anti-gay marriage stances. Conservative values mean upholding Constitutional rights for citizens, they mean caring for your fellow man, they mean caring about ones country, they mean equal justice for all.

            You have NO clue what you are talking about . . . your "conservatism" is Rush Limbaugh conservatism: hate, slander, hate, denigrate, hate, anger.
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      • Author by harley (July 29, 2009 11:38 pm ET)
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        to actually read the transcripts or listen to the audio from Beck's show and judge for themselves.
        Becky is reads just as racist and he sounds on tape or live. Thanks
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      • Author by overmars jr. (July 30, 2009 5:56 am ET)
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        Glenn Beck with courage??? Ha! The courage to cash his big fat check, maybe.

        Good grief.
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      • Author by Brabantio (July 30, 2009 7:58 am ET)
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        Obama favors policy based on race rather than individual merit. Obama was recorded talking about rich white people living in the suburbs who don't want to pay taxes for poor urban children. WTF?
        Was that a generalization about white people, or was he talking about a specific group?
        During a press conference specifically to address healthcare...
        He was asked about the Gates case. He didn't bring it up all on his own, as you imply.
        Obama said the police acted "stupidly", without knowing any facts, and went straight into a race example.
        He was asked about race relations. It was part of the question. And how do you justify the assertion that this shows bias towards race? Wouldn't the more obvious explanation be that it's hard to see what a legitimate charge could be for arresting him "in their own home" and perhaps also that he "may be a little biased here" because "Skip Gates is a friend"? Are you familiar with the press conference at all, or are you relying on the rantings of someone else?
        He discussed racial profiling and a bill he worked on. He firmly believed that the officer in question acted "stupidly" because he was racist.
        Unbelievably absurd lie. He specified that he didn't know if race played any role or not. He said the discussion about race was "separate and apart" from the Gates case. Furthermore, he said they acted stupidly "in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home". That is pretty stupid whether race is involved or not. There's nothing to assert that judgment relies on the race of the arresting officer. Prove me wrong, by all means.
        Also, this interview between Steve and Ed completly dismissed the fact that the left accused Bush of being a racist...and he didn't say anything like this! It was all complete crap drummed up by idiots like Spike Lee! Instead, this interview focused on how it was different, because people died from a hurricane. What?
        Didn't say anything like what? Bush never criticized the actions of a single minority person, ever? The point about "people died from a hurricane" would be that Bush didn't really seem to care a whole lot.
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      • Author by PurpleState (July 30, 2009 8:58 am ET)
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        I take umbrage to Beck's inability to display this "courage" you talk about. Beck tried to backtrack by hiding his opinion with his comment that he "wasn't saying that (Obama) doesn't like white people", even though he said moments before that Obama "has a deep-seated hatred for white people". That's outright hypocritical action.

        Beck can't have it both ways. To "hate" something without "disliking" it? That's a cowardly comment from Beck. He's trying to rile up his followers while protecting himself from criticism.
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      • Author by bintx (July 30, 2009 9:46 am ET)
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        "Glenn Beck has the courage to state something that no one else has in the mainstream media"

        No, Glenn Beck knew that his blind followers WANT to believe what he said . . . why? Because Beck KNOWS that his blind followers are just as racist as he is and they want to hear someone they believe has authority affirm their ridiculous beliefs.

        BTW, you are aware that Glenn Beck is a high school dropout who likes to brag that he is a "self-educated" man. I'm thinking that his teacher needs to be fired.
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      • Author by foghornleghorn (July 30, 2009 10:00 am ET)
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        Obama was recorded talking about rich white people living in the suburbs who don't want to pay taxes for poor urban children. WTF? - jstephen

        WTF? Ever heard of the teabaggers?
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    • Author by blk-in-alabam (July 30, 2009 1:01 am ET)
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      Conservatives(republicans) can not distance and disassociate them selves.Because their heart is in what these people say
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