In rant on health care, Levin equated Senate Finance bill with "economic slavery"
October 14, 2009 1:37 pm ET
From the October 13 edition of Citadel Media's The Mark Levin Show:
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Sure, allyoureyes, but those people can easily escape their slavery if they just pull up the bootstraps and work a little harder.It's those millionaires, banks and corporate CEO's who are being forced to endure the vicious punishment.
OK, they're not really being forced. They could simply move to another country whose policies they prefer to the U.S., or quit their jobs, abandon their businesses and move into the woods, avoiding all taxes and restrictions, and forgoing all of the benefits they enjoy in this country.
How can you compare those greedy working people who work hard and play by the rules, and just want to have a little security in their lives, with Levin's poor victims who find themselves handcuffed( meaning slightly regulated) when trying to make their 40th or 50th million?
Some Native Americans might disagree with that belief.
He is the emptiest of suits.
Having to listen to this annoying, whiny voice.
Having to fast forward the audio to get past the frustratingly slow pace that Levin uses to keep his idiot fans from slipping away.This is about 10 seconds worth of thought fluffed up to 7 minutes.
After listening to this sped-up recording of a munchkin, I recognized that it was nothing more than another one of his generalized ideologic bumper-sticker enlarged to a king-sized quilt. It had absolutely NO substance, as seems to be Levin's mode. Laying out generalities in the style of writing his own constitution, a universal law that falls apart like a wet tissue if application of it would ever be attempted.
I've heard sideline cheers that had more thought behind them than the drivel Levin spouts.