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I don't understand why so many people are still listening to Glen Beck. They might as well as listen to Fidel Castro's speech
I don't understand why so many people are still listening to Glen Beck. They might as well as listen to Fidel Castro's speech
easy listening, no thought required.
Well, I don't know if it really counts as a joke when it was predicated by a clip of Obama from 1995 talking about "white executives". He was pushing a narrative. Now if he just said that randomly, I would more inclined to not think anything of it really because it would come off as a joke. He has implied (not so subtly) that Obama is a racist before, and this is just another example.
What you're saying that Obama is a racist by what he said 15 years ago, without taking into consideration that he could have changed since than. This could mean one of two motives, you're a racist yourself because you chose to bring it up (takes one to know one), or you really believe what a person says is cast in stone. Tell me, do you feel the same way today that you felt 15 years ago?
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Clearly when he removes verbage from what Obama said that would ameliorate the meaning of what he actually said is a distortion.And what a wonderful point you'd have there, IF there was any potential to advance a valid argument that Beck distorted anything.
Of course Media Matters, as they must given the unsound foundation of the Ideology on the whole, exists to advance fallacious assertions; typically straw arguments... but they take anything they can come up with.
Man Beck is starting to turn into another Chris Mathews.
Man Beck is starting to turn into another Chris Mathews.