Bizarro Beck

Beck rambles on like a mentally ill person.

Do you know why gays, mostly lesbians use the Pink triangle as thier symbol?

I learned why by watching Beck.

He's far from ill. He's very passionate and backs his talk up with fact after fact.

Indeed. Sometimes they're his own facts, though. I think the last time I got this annoyed with something of his is that time he tried to make some strange connection between a concrete monument in NYC to some evil commie plot. Sometimes a monument is just a monument.
 
Beck rambles on like a mentally ill person.

Do you know why gays, mostly lesbians use the Pink triangle as thier symbol?

I learned why by watching Beck.

He's far from ill. He's very passionate and backs his talk up with fact after fact.

I really did not know they did use a pink triangle as a gay symbol and really do not care since it has no impact on me.
Is this a Teletubby thing?

But what does that have to do with beck rambling like a mentally ill person?
And yes the mentally ill are very pasionate about their delusions being fact.
 
Beck rambles on like a mentally ill person.

Do you know why gays, mostly lesbians use the Pink triangle as thier symbol?

I learned why by watching Beck.

He's far from ill. He's very passionate and backs his talk up with fact after fact.

I really did not know they did use a pink triangle as a gay symbol and really do not care since it has no impact on me.
Is this a Teletubby thing?

But what does that have to do with beck rambling like a mentally ill person?
And yes the mentally ill are very pasionate about their delusions being fact.


Look at this thread:

http://www.usmessageboard.com/history/151769-i-had-no-idea.html
 
Do you know why gays, mostly lesbians use the Pink triangle as thier symbol?

I learned why by watching Beck.

He's far from ill. He's very passionate and backs his talk up with fact after fact.

I really did not know they did use a pink triangle as a gay symbol and really do not care since it has no impact on me.
Is this a Teletubby thing?

But what does that have to do with beck rambling like a mentally ill person?
And yes the mentally ill are very pasionate about their delusions being fact.


Look at this thread:

http://www.usmessageboard.com/history/151769-i-had-no-idea.html

I looked and saw nothing conclusive, just a beckian connection.
Which is to say very nebulous at the very best.
 
I rarely watch him, but as I said, I wanted to see what his comments would be on the Cohen comment, particularly because Beck has made a promise to keep things civil (or at least not promote violence by his INcivility).

If being uncivil towards others incited violence, half this fucking board would be committing spree killings. Uncivil words do NOT incite or promote violence.... despite what the liberal media says.

Then how do you explain the 600+ hate groups that have been formed in the past 10 years? Do you think they're just sitting around drinking beer and picking their noses?

Hate Map | Southern Poverty Law Center

CG's right. While beck promotes violence in addition to being far from civil, incivility in itself does not incite violence.

Violent rhetoric about NAZIs and revolutions [or revolutions and class warfare, if Van Jones is speaking] does.
 
Wait... so the rancher knows best?


So, he's saying that the elites know what's best for the masses and the idiot sheeple- er, cows- need to be controlled and led for their own good?
 
Sorry, got carried away.

It's simple really. He's talking about progressives. If progs get their way we will end up with elitist (ranchers) and non-elites (cows). Or a gov in full control where they do things for our own good weather we want it or not b/c they think we won't do things for our own good.

So I guess we should just do things HIS way when HE gets to be the rancher, correct? Actually, I do believe your analysis on the cows/rancher is wrong, because Beck said that the cows are dumb and they need the rancher (and a barking dog) to keep them in line. So he's calling all Americans dumb. After all, 300,000,000 people can't each be the rancher trying to direct the other 299,000,000 of us, right? That's where that silly analogy falls apart. All Chiefs, no Indians?

No The cows are the student the ranchers are the progressive elite professors drumming out the common sense and values that the cows got before going to slaughter..
The conversion is almost done .
So, basically, he's advocating



?
 
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If being uncivil towards others incited violence, half this fucking board would be committing spree killings. Uncivil words do NOT incite or promote violence.... despite what the liberal media says.

Then how do you explain the 600+ hate groups that have been formed in the past 10 years? Do you think they're just sitting around drinking beer and picking their noses?

Hate Map | Southern Poverty Law Center

CG's right. While beck promotes violence in addition to being far from civil, incivility in itself does not incite violence.

Violent rhetoric about NAZIs and revolutions [or revolutions and class warfare, if Van Jones is speaking] does.

Van Jones started a revolution? Gee, I miss all the fun. Ironically, nobody had ever heard of him, an obscure second-tier assistant to some first-tier assistant, until Glenn Beck began to tear him to shreds and ruin his career. How very "Christian" of him.
 
Do you understand the impact of a nationally broadcast forum?

Has anyone ever killed someone over political rhettoric?


Yes. That why Goebbels had a job.

It's also why Maoist movements always focus so much on AgitProp to incite the proletariat to violent class conflict and the overthrow of the sociopolitical structure.

What a stretch. Now I'm beginning to understand why Beck used the cow and the rancher analogy. Who would actually believe THAT kind of nonsense was allegedly going on in America perpetrated by the left since the 1930s, especially with zero evidence, unless of course a childlike nightmare comparison is made?
 
So I guess we should just do things HIS way when HE gets to be the rancher, correct? Actually, I do believe your analysis on the cows/rancher is wrong, because Beck said that the cows are dumb and they need the rancher (and a barking dog) to keep them in line. So he's calling all Americans dumb. After all, 300,000,000 people can't each be the rancher trying to direct the other 299,000,000 of us, right? That's where that silly analogy falls apart. All Chiefs, no Indians?

No The cows are the student the ranchers are the progressive elite professors drumming out the common sense and values that the cows got before going to slaughter..
The conversion is almost done .
So, basically, he's advocating



?


LOL, I had forgotten that one.

btw Steaks are high again.
 
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Van Jones started a revolution?

He's an avowed Marxist with a stated believe in revolutionary communism.


My point is that violent rhetoric is distinct from mere incivility- and can be found across the spectrum.

Got a link to the comment about Van Jones? His is a situation that was targeted by Fox (specifically Beck doing the voice). There was a lot that was completely invented about his past, but some of you are simply unwilling to sort out fact from fiction.

The Smearing of Van Jones | Business | GreenBiz.com

1. The charge that Van Jones is a communist is laughable. Van was a political radical and a prison reform activist after he graduated from Yale Law School during the 1990s, but so what? Like many of us, he evolved. I first heard him speak about social justice to a conference of Business for Social Responsibility, a liberal business group, a few years ago and he wowed the audience. He then became a leading advocate for green jobs and environmental justice. He told me in a column in 2007 that the environmental movement has “to start talking the language of work, wealth and health, which is the language of everyday Americans.” he says. (”Work, wealth and health” could be a Republican slogan.)
He spoke last year at FORTUNE’s Brainstorm Green conference, along with the likes of Bill Ford and Bill Clinton, and he wowed the crowd of well-to-do business people. He’s a progressive, like millions who voted for Obama. A communist? Give me a break.

Would FORTUNE invite a Marxist revolutionary to speak at a business conference?

Even more interesting are other Fox targets:
2. Glenn Beck has identified his next targets. In a message to his followers on Twitter last week, Beck wrote: “Watch Dogs: FIND EVERYTHING YOU CAN ON CASS SUNSTEIN, MARK LLOYD AND CAROL BROWNER. Do not link before burning to disc.”

Sunstein has been nominated to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Lloyd is associate general counsel and chief diversity officer of the FCC, and Browner is the White House climate change [advisor]...
 
"I was a rowdy nationalist on April 28th, and then the verdicts came down on April 29th," he said. "By August, I was a communist."

In 1994, the young activists formed a socialist collective, Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement, or STORM, which held study groups on the theories of Marx and Lenin and dreamed of a multiracial socialist utopia

...

. He still considers himself a revolutionary, just a more effective one, who has realized that the progressive left's insistence on remaining a counterculture destroys its potential as a political movement. "One of my big heroes is Malcolm X, not because I agree with Malcolm, but because he wasn't afraid to change in public," he said.
The New Face of Environmentalism | Feature | Oakland, Berkeley & Bay Area News & Arts Coverage

What's your deal with this?
 
"I was a rowdy nationalist on April 28th, and then the verdicts came down on April 29th," he said. "By August, I was a communist."

In 1994, the young activists formed a socialist collective, Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement, or STORM, which held study groups on the theories of Marx and Lenin and dreamed of a multiracial socialist utopia

...

. He still considers himself a revolutionary, just a more effective one, who has realized that the progressive left's insistence on remaining a counterculture destroys its potential as a political movement. "One of my big heroes is Malcolm X, not because I agree with Malcolm, but because he wasn't afraid to change in public," he said.
The New Face of Environmentalism | Feature | Oakland, Berkeley & Bay Area News & Arts Coverage

What's your deal with this?

Um, the fact that it was 1994 when he was only 26 years old? When I was 26 years old, I partied too much, worked too little, and hung out with pretend hippies. When I turned 30, I decided it was time to grow up. Most people do. Ironically, that's when I became a Republican! True story. :lol:

Van Jones sure doesn't sound like the dangerous, plotting commie the right wing media made him out to be, is all I'm saying. From his Wiki entry:

Anthony K. "Van" Jones (born September 20, 1968) is an American environmental advocate, civil rights activist, and attorney. Jones is a co-founder of three non-profit organizations. In 1996, he founded the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, a California non-governmental organization (NGO) working for alternatives to violence. In 2005, he co-founded Color of Change, an advocacy group for African Americans.[2] In 2007, he founded Green For All, a national NGO dedicated to "building an inclusive green economy strong enough to lift people out of poverty."[3] His first book, The Green Collar Economy, was released on October 7, 2008, and reached number 12 on the New York Times Best Seller list.[4] In 2008, Time magazine named Jones one of its "Heroes of the Environment".[5] Fast Company called him one of the "12 Most Creative Minds of 2008".[6]
 
Do you have some kind of point, or are you just pissed that someone said a black man wasn't as pure as the freshly driven snow and must, therefore, be a racist?
 

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