WSJ's Moore In Beck Webcast: "Radical Environmentalists" Are "Plot[ting]" To "Grind The American Economy To A Halt"
April 28, 2011 4:34 pm ET
From the April 27 webcast of GlennBeck.com's Rumors Of War II:
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Are you also boulderhippy?
The rest of us environmentalist are very rational people who support reasonable regulations and controls.
maybe you should pick up a couple books, maybe take some adult ed classes. perhaps then you would have something interesting to contribute.
If you want to talk hypotheticals, we need more specifics...
The idea that the principle I outlined would boil down to a single lizard vs a corn crop IS IDIOTIC. When someone consistently makes idiotic comments it seems reasonable to consider that person to be an idiot.
You lack the ability to discuss an issue honestly on real principles. You choose, instead, to insert diversions and irrelevancies as you did with your lizard choice. You have no depth, common sense or integrity. You are, as others have pointed out, pathetic.
You're stupid, BH.
I suppose that's the kind of thing that reasonable people can figure out.
How much Arsenic in your drinking water is reasonable?
Why do the nutjobs only care about the present, and never the future?
Of course, their "reasoning" is that the Liberals are going to destroy the United States before Jesus comes back.
A more logical explanation is that the Bronze Age Goatherds who fabricated that nonsense had no idea that the world was round, or that there would ever be countries on the other side of it. They wrote about the world they knew, and we didn't exist yet.
Yet, somehow, strangely how the "learned" forgot to mention the Israelites being enslaved in Egypt, or anything else related to the Exodus such as the death of all the first born, the parting of the sea... Strange, the Egyptians didn't mention any of it either... Its almost like it never happened. Isn't that weird?
I haven't seen any evidence that the writers of the Bible knew the Earth was a sphere. There is a passage that refers to "the circle of the Earth", but there are even more that refer to the Earth's edges, corners and pillars.
The larger point is, there isn't any proven prophecy in the Bible. There is no way they could have anticipated the United States.
I think the evidence for the Egyptian trade is pretty substantal when you consider the work done showing the amount of mummies from the middle kingdom that test positive for both cociane and nicotine.
while the Egyptians did not write the bible. Moses IS credited with the first five books and was reputed to have gotten a royal Egyptian education.
As for your larger point I have no problem with it whatsoever.
We have known the earth was round for a very long time. The ancient Greeks were able to measure the curvature of the earth and knew that it was a sphere. They even estimated the size of the earth. This was passed on to the Romans who also knew the earth was round, though the Romans are not know for their scientific contributions, they did know a few things. After the fall of Rome, the average vocabulary in Europe consisted of about 300 words from birth to death and no one could read. The Arabs Persians and others in the middle east were still learned though, and they knew the earth was round, along with some of the more intelligent folks in Europe. Then into the renaissance, people got more intelligent and the idea became more widespread. To this very day however there are still those ignorant few who are trying to prove that the earth is flat.
Then I laughed at the rest.
That's why I'm crouched here in my doom bunker, with my food insurance, my survival seeds, my gold, and my guns and ammo. Those neighbors of mine better not want any beef stroganoff, I'll guarantee you that much.
I can play this game too it seems.
Oh and the book of Moron? No such book exists in any bible.
Somehow I missed this earlier. Which religion are you pretending I slammed, in particular?
That's why I'm crouched here in my doom bunker, with my food insurance, my survival seeds, my gold, and my guns and ammo. Those neighbors of mine better not want any beef stroganoff, I'll guarantee you that much.
No, faith is a CHOICE. Calling me a bigot because I hate faith and the faithful is akin to calling me a bigot because I hate child molesters.
No, not really. Religion is a chosen behavior, not an inherent trait.
I wouldn't be throwing around the "B" word, hon. Your blasphemous use of the term "Messiah" to refer to Obama is a slam to Christianity.
Religion is an essential characteristic, (a choice, habit or learned behaviour that can be changed) being black is an existential characteristic like being left handed, green eyed or homosexual, (not a choice, habit or learned behaviour). We are free to attack people for their choices all we like. We attack each others politics and politics are a choice. As far as your comment regarding the Jews and the holocaust, that was the king of all strawmen and had nothing whatsoever to do with the issue and it was a strawman in very bad taste.
In other words, stupid, what BlackMako was referring to was fact. His use of the word "moron" was probably over-the-top, but his reference was correct.
Get over yourself and EDUCATE YOURSELF.
Call me cynical, but I find it a bit suspicious that a middle aged man would set himself up as the head prophet of a church and claim that God told him to marry as many teenage girls as he wants to.
Joseph Smith was a toad.
Religion is preposterous, except when it acknowledges that God's ways are unknown and unknowable. Every organized religion, every single one, with no exceptions, exists for the benefit of the priesthood and functions as a means of self-aggrandizement and crowd control.
Why the hate speech? You are a hateful bigot. At least most racists I know are honest about their bigotry. You, on the other hand, need to be called out as the hateful bigot you are.
You're a bigot and a blasphemer, BH. Every time you use the term "Messiah" to refer to Obama, you are making an offensive and hateful comment about my religious beliefs.
Get of your high horse and admit that a) you're a racist and b) you're a bigot.
Oh, goody, Soros and Van Jones appear as villains, with a couple bonus cameo appearances by Jimmy Carter in the role of Woodrow Wilson.
I gather that the foundational principles that we needs must constantly renew include slashing and burning the countryside, strip mining our hills and mountains, and unrestrainedly poisoning our air and water.
Oh, goody, Soros and Van Jones appear as villains, with a couple bonus cameo appearances by Jimmy Carter in the role of Woodrow Wilson.
I gather that the foundational principles that we needs must constantly renew include slashing and burning the countryside, strip mining our hills and mountains, and unrestrainedly poisoning our air and water.
This is because the time these prophecies were made there was NO United States. The last big prophecies last big writer was in 1500's. We were not there until 1776. They need to read some history.
We also are not mentioned in the Lord of the rings, or any of the Star Wars films... Bad, bad stuff.
What's the most important thing for these religious 'scholars' when discussing the end times? Monetary currency, oil, and country boundaries! How twisted.
Jesus wanted to break up tribal boundaries and disdained the gathering of wealth.
And those ominous quotes at the end were so evil.. I mean listen to the music while Jimmy Carter said 'the country has become more polarized'. Well I'm convinced they want to take down America! *sarcasm*
Business interests are often quoted as saying that democracy is bad for business. They have stated many times that personal freedoms stand in the way of production and profit.
These are both very real and very powerful internal threats who are working, and have the support of billions of dollars, lobbyists and millions of voters. They can get their way, they can accomplish what they want and they can destroy the US as we know it. The evangelicals want what will be indistinguishable from a Taliban state, if you ever bothered to read the bible then you know this is true, and the capitalists want a fascism. Both of these interests are major drivers of the right in the US, both of them are drivers of what we see and here on FOX and in the right media. You should be convinced that they want to take down America, because they do and they aren't hiding it.