Beck: "Jesus Martinez" might favor health bill, "[b]ut not the Jesus from Nazareth that I know"
March 22, 2010 10:46 am ET
From the March 22 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Glenn Beck Program:
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But given the context of all that's been circulated, that healthcare is reparations, that it's for illegal aliens, that it's for minorities only, I'd think it's not out-of-bounds to suggest that Beck may have been giving a small nudge in that direction.
For the thought police - I will not change the way I refer to people who are not legally here. I also think that those who employ them are illegal employers, and potentially guilty of treason.
Not surprising from Becky, really, since his bread and butter is preaching to the white class of citizens who, at the very least, have a rather narrow and ignorant world view. Yes, White Jesus would never do any of those bad things, but Mexican Jesus? Well, he'd obviously do all of the things I'm listing.
I'll save you the trouble of replying and just produce your response below:
Nuh-uh! He didn't do anything racist ever! You people don't understand that when he calls somebody a communist fascist racist marxist socialist nazi pinko, he's really just saying that government is too big and controlling. He doesn't mean anything literal with his words, just that he thinks governments are bad when they're controlled by evil progressives.
There, now we all know what your erudite response will be, now that I've explained precisely where the racial overtones of his rant are.
Northern or Eastern European--no problem. Latino--not so much.
Which, of course, it doesn't.
So, either it's a lie or it's racist. Take your pick.
I wonder what will be next on Barry's agenda?
May day is just around the corner...
Well, I'm capable to doing that, too.
Given that you mentioned May day, which has nothing to do with anything being discussed, may we assume you are excited about it for some reason, comrade?
I don't know how racist the comment was... but, it was definitely inaccurate.
Jesus is pronounced JEE-zus, hay-SOOS.
It is of Hebrew origin, and it's meaning is "the Lord is salvation".
Hispanics frequently use Jesus as a given name, but it's NOT a Hispanic name!
Is Hay Seuss the son of Dr. Seuss?
<sarcasm>
But at various points Jesus actually turns into a socialist, telling his followers to give all their riches away! Go figure. I think that perhaps the religious nutties skip over those parts of the book, the same as they skip over the other parts that say things that are laughably false or hypocritical, or just plain weird. That's if they've bothered to read the damned book at all in the first place, which the vast vast vast majority of them haven't done.
you beat to this image!
My tag line was to be:
Glenn--"this is the Jesus of Nazareth that I know!"
*note sarcasm
I'm sorry, Glenn. Just what was it you were saying?
But, that to one side, you must have the conservaBible on your desk. Mine says that Jesus of Nazareth healed the sick, and without premium or deductible or consideration for how they might pay. That he even raised the dead, which cannot be covered under even 'Cadillac' insurance plans in the 21st century. That he came to save the sinners, and not the righteous. That he desires mercy and not sacrifice. That he came to minister to the widows, and orphans, and those in prison. You know, everybody you hate, Glenn.
You've chosen sides. You've chosen to side with the Pharisees. Considering that you get paid to lie to Americans to convince them to act against their own best interests, I'd put your price at right around thirty pieces of silver. how hypocritical that you hawk gold, then!
One of the reasons why the Pharisees rejected Jesus is because they thought the Messiah was going to come and side with them politically, and drive out the Roman oppression. Jesus had no interest in the politics of Israel and Rome. Of his many miracles, he healed the sick regardless of their uncleanliness and sinful nature. No insurance was needed.
It goes to show you, Glenn Beck does not know what he is talking about, nor does he know what Jesus stood for.
He must mean David Koresh. Or Charlie Manson.
One reason I call myself a Spiritual Agnostic.
But something to consider...
Beck is not even worthy of being labeled as human excrement!!
If Jesus were president, he would make sure that the poor paid their fair share by instituting the flat tax. And then get those lazy bastards off welfare by forcing them to go get a job. Then he would invest privatize Social Security and make sure those no-good old people figured out how to starting saving their money instead of relying on the government. Then he would make sure everyone knew that government is the problem, not the solution, and that Reagan was a great guy.
And then he would definitely chill on Beck's show and rail against health care supported only by communists who are too lazy to get off their asses and earn it!! And that's the Jesus that I know.
Glenn Beck has no idea what he's talking about.