Limbaugh: "[T]he Obama health care logo is damn close to a Nazi swastika logo"
August 06, 2009 12:55 pm ET
From the August 6 broadcast of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
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Funny, I thought Thursdays were socialism days.
Monday: Obama is iron-fisted dictator (Hitler and Stalin) day.
Tuesday: Obama is weak leader (Neville Chamberlain and Jimmy Carter) day.
Wednesday: Liberalism = Communism/Socialism day
Thursday: Liberalism = Fascism/Nazism day
Friday: Obama is secretly a fanatical Muslim and/or non-believer Atheist/the anti-Christ day. Also Taco Night!
Please adjust your calendar accordingly.
Contestant: What is the GOPOS talking point of the day.
So Obama's use of the Caduceus, a symbol long synonymous with medicine and healing, in conjunction with his campaign logo, is now evidence of brutal, dictatorial fascism.
Just drop the "-oses" and add "-iddletown".
Other then that the Caduceus is only recently identified with "healing" which makes me tickled. It was the wand used to guide the dead to the underworld by Mercury. It would make more sense for them to use the Asklepian which was associated with healing.
"As god of the high-road and the market-place Hermes was perhaps above all else the patron of commerce and the fat purse: as a corollary, he was the special protector of the traveling salesman. As spokesman for the gods, he not only brought peace on earth (occasionally even the peace of death), but his silver-tongued eloquence could always make the worse appear the better cause. From this latter point of view, would not his symbol be suitable for certain Congressmen, all medical quacks, book agents and purveyors of vacuum cleaners, rather than for the straight-thinking, straight-speaking therapist? As conductor of the dead to their subterranean abode, his emblem would seem more appropriate on a hearse than on a physician's car."
Thank you, I'll be here through the weekend.
*Allegedly, of course.
Here's something else to ponder:
Coincidence? Or diabolical plot to nazify us all?
Then you invade Russia.
How could the connecting dot be any clearer.
"He also wore tutus and ate whole bakeries." Boy, Rush is like Goering, come to think of it...