Beck asserts: "The second American revolution is being playing out right now"
March 24, 2010 10:27 am ET
From the March 24 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Glenn Beck Program:
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Doesn't he regularly go on and on about how he DOESN'T promote this type of thing?
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We need this guy OFF THE AIR.
Glenn, you are the one trying to overthrow the government by inspiring others to do the same. You are the one who claims the government and those in charge of it are evil, the devil, Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Lennin, Marx, Socialism, Communism, Fascism. All things the American people have warred against. You are the one who is painting the current state of affairs in terms of warfare and revolution and bloodshed. That's all on you.
There is no revolution happening. Oh, wait. Are you trapped in the past? You mean the Republican Revolution that Newt Gingrich and his Contract On America launched? None of which got passed? Or, the one Reagan started in the 80s?
Kindly remember that it was the teabaggers who caused disruptions the weekend health coverage reform passed. YOUR people, Glenn. The ones you are leading down your path of insanity.
... oh, that wasn't what Glenn was talking about?
... oh, that wasn't what Glenn was talking about?
Keep marginalizing yourself, dude.
He's becoming so confusing, so diluted into the extremes of Conservatism that I can't follow him and I don't know if anyone else here caught some of his shows in the last few days but he is setting up his listeners to completely ignore anyone with a different perspective, he's setting up things that cannot be argued against, like
"What if I'm right, what if Glenn Beck is right? Well, I might not be, I hope I'm not -- But what if I am! And if they tell you that I'm not right, that's not good enough!" I'm paraphrasing mind you but that's at least close to what he said. I didn't see the clips on MMFA last night, either way -- I think it's approaching a very dangerous apex with Mister Beck and since half of my family are viewers of his show, I'm not so sure I'm comfortable with his nonsense.
As far as that stuff is concerned, I have two real and serious questions:
1. Who is he talking about, when he talks like that?
2. And who is he talking to, who does he imagine he's communicating with, when he asks these pointless and strange rhetorical questions... is he talking in some kind of code I don't understand, or in some 'dog whistle' tone I can't hear?
It's confusing, when I hear glenn beck's strange intonations like in the clip above, and I wonder who he's talking to and who or what he's talking about, one thing can't help but come to my mind.
Look at all the countries that have single-payer systems. Are they all fascists and communists? No, they're not, are they?
Glenn, that's called disproving someone's point. It's something that people who are serious about thinking and arguing sometimes do. What happens when they do that is the person whose point was disproved then has to retract their claim. And if they claim was offensive or stupid, or both, then the person who made it normally shuts up for a while and takes some time to rethink their beliefs.
Glenn Beck: what happens when an impossibly stupid person takes way too much cocaine.
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Is this what you are talking about beck?
Those would be your tea party followers!