Rush Limbaugh : "graphics have been created to make [Irma] look like the ocean's having an exorcism"

You said...
"Of course everyone who listens and agrees with all the crap that rush spews is hateful, and probably crazy as well.":

So...tell us please, just how much of what Rush says do you consider 'crap?' And just who the fuck are you to make such an assessment? So...now you are a Rush 'expert?' You funny.
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You can pretty much consider anything rush says to be bullshit. If he gives the time, or mentions it might be raining, there is a chance he might be accurate in that, but no guarantees. My assessment is shared by millions, and I don't have to be an expert on fecal matter to recognize the smell.
 
NEWS FLASH: Limbaugh isn't a scientist or a rational human being. Put it in perspective. I am experiencing global warming first hand, You would have to be a oblivious moron living in ya ya land not to notice.
 
Has anyone else noticed how those that disagree with Rush have so much hatred within themselves that they can't seem to separate what he actually says with what they are told he said?

Actually, we wouldn't be caught dead listening to him anyway, for the same reason that liberals don't go to professional wrestling events.

So you don't really know who Rush is or what he says. Figured as much.

I knew who he is, but, not ever having been tortured by the CIA, or anything like that, I am grateful that I have never had to listen to him for more than 10 minutes.

OK so you admit that you have spent 10 minutes listening to Rush. That means your statements regarding him or his show are only your unsupported opinion. Why should anyone take you seriously?

It has been my experience that dittoheads don't think at all, so I don't expect you to take me seriously.
 
Has anyone else noticed how those that disagree with Rush have so much hatred within themselves that they can't seem to separate what he actually says with what they are told he said?

Actually, we wouldn't be caught dead listening to him anyway, for the same reason that liberals don't go to professional wrestling events.

So you don't really know who Rush is or what he says. Figured as much.

Yes. Everybody knows who rush is, and what he says. After years of hearing his crap, there is no need to listen to more to see if he is still the same hateful crazy scum he was years ago.

Yes millions listen to him every day and are not threatened as you seem to be. Calling him 'hateful' is stupid and ignorant Have fun in your self imposed stupidity. Apparently anyone who disagrees with you is 'hateful.'....What B.S.

Of course everyone that disagrees with me is not hateful. Reasonable people can disagree without all that. Of course everyone who listens and agrees with all the crap that rush spews is hateful, and probably crazy as well.

I liked him better when he was a drug addict. That was in his heyday, and his conspiracy theories were off the chart every day. His rants made mainstream media frequently, and he was so far out that he was amusing.
 
Actually, we wouldn't be caught dead listening to him anyway, for the same reason that liberals don't go to professional wrestling events.

So you don't really know who Rush is or what he says. Figured as much.

Yes. Everybody knows who rush is, and what he says. After years of hearing his crap, there is no need to listen to more to see if he is still the same hateful crazy scum he was years ago.

Yes millions listen to him every day and are not threatened as you seem to be. Calling him 'hateful' is stupid and ignorant Have fun in your self imposed stupidity. Apparently anyone who disagrees with you is 'hateful.'....What B.S.

Of course everyone that disagrees with me is not hateful. Reasonable people can disagree without all that. Of course everyone who listens and agrees with all the crap that rush spews is hateful, and probably crazy as well.

I liked him better when he was a drug addict. That was in his heyday, and his conspiracy theories were off the chart every day. His rants made mainstream media frequently, and he was so far out that he was amusing.


Best of all was when he had Viagra smuggled into the US for him.

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In a recent broadcast, Rush Limbaugh actively sought to downplay the potential impact of Hurricane Irma saying:

“These storms, once they actually hit, are never as strong as they're reported. The graphics have been created to make it look like the ocean's having an exorcism, just getting rid of the devil here in the form of this hurricane, this bright red stuff.”​

Limbaugh justifies his assertion using the following conspiracy theory:

There is symbiotic relationship between retailers and local media, and it’s related to money. It revolves around money. You have major, major industries and businesses which prosper during times of crisis and panic, such as a hurricane, which could destroy or greatly damage people’s homes, and it could interrupt the flow of water and electricity. So what happens?

Well, the TV stations begin reporting this and the panic begins to increase. And then people end up going to various stores to stock up on water and whatever they might need for home repairs and batteries and all this that they’re advised to get, and a vicious circle is created. You have these various retail outlets who spend a lot of advertising dollars with the local media.

The local media, in turn, reports in such a way as to create the panic way far out, which sends people into these stores to fill up with water and to fill up with batteries, and it becomes a never-ending repeated cycle. And the two coexist. So the media benefits with the panic with increased eyeballs, and the retailers benefit from the panic with increased sales, and the TV companies benefit because they’re getting advertising dollars from the businesses that are seeing all this attention from customers.​

WTH? Has Rush been having an affair with Kellyanne "Alternative Facts" Conway? Just how absurd can one be? Let me ask you:
  • If you lived in Key West or another "mainland" U.S. locale and the authorities instruct you to evacuate, why do you need batteries, and water, and so on? Does your idea of "evacuate" mean leaving the locale where you are and that the hurricane will strike, and going to a different locale where it will hit?
  • Do you truly believe that anyone buys advertising expressly to boost sales in anticipation/expectation of a disaster's arrival? What business have you seen advertise itself or its offerings with a message themed around the idea of "hurry to our store to buy 'this and that' because 'such and such' a natural disaster is coming our way?"
Seriously? Do people actually ascribe to madness like what Rush put forth about the hurricane? If so, how have those people managed to avoid being committed to insane asylums?

Well isn't that the right wing down to a tee. Anything that's inconvenient they pass off as "fake news"
 
NEWS FLASH: Limbaugh isn't a scientist or a rational human being. Put it in perspective. I am experiencing global warming first hand, You would have to be a oblivious moron living in ya ya land not to notice.

Newsflash!! You are not a psychologist and, if you are, you should have your license revoked.
 
In a recent broadcast, Rush Limbaugh actively sought to downplay the potential impact of Hurricane Irma saying:

“These storms, once they actually hit, are never as strong as they're reported. The graphics have been created to make it look like the ocean's having an exorcism, just getting rid of the devil here in the form of this hurricane, this bright red stuff.”​

Limbaugh justifies his assertion using the following conspiracy theory:

There is symbiotic relationship between retailers and local media, and it’s related to money. It revolves around money. You have major, major industries and businesses which prosper during times of crisis and panic, such as a hurricane, which could destroy or greatly damage people’s homes, and it could interrupt the flow of water and electricity. So what happens?

Well, the TV stations begin reporting this and the panic begins to increase. And then people end up going to various stores to stock up on water and whatever they might need for home repairs and batteries and all this that they’re advised to get, and a vicious circle is created. You have these various retail outlets who spend a lot of advertising dollars with the local media.

The local media, in turn, reports in such a way as to create the panic way far out, which sends people into these stores to fill up with water and to fill up with batteries, and it becomes a never-ending repeated cycle. And the two coexist. So the media benefits with the panic with increased eyeballs, and the retailers benefit from the panic with increased sales, and the TV companies benefit because they’re getting advertising dollars from the businesses that are seeing all this attention from customers.​

WTH? Has Rush been having an affair with Kellyanne "Alternative Facts" Conway? Just how absurd can one be? Let me ask you:
  • If you lived in Key West or another "mainland" U.S. locale and the authorities instruct you to evacuate, why do you need batteries, and water, and so on? Does your idea of "evacuate" mean leaving the locale where you are and that the hurricane will strike, and going to a different locale where it will hit?
  • Do you truly believe that anyone buys advertising expressly to boost sales in anticipation/expectation of a disaster's arrival? What business have you seen advertise itself or its offerings with a message themed around the idea of "hurry to our store to buy 'this and that' because 'such and such' a natural disaster is coming our way?"
Seriously? Do people actually ascribe to madness like what Rush put forth about the hurricane? If so, how have those people managed to avoid being committed to insane asylums?

Well isn't that the right wing down to a tee. Anything that's inconvenient they pass off as "fake news"

No...We don't live in your hall of mirrors and parrots where you are constantly told, how and what to think. We realize there are other points of view....You should try it sometime instead of repeating stupid lefty-liberal memes 24/7.
 
In a recent broadcast, Rush Limbaugh actively sought to downplay the potential impact of Hurricane Irma saying:

“These storms, once they actually hit, are never as strong as they're reported. The graphics have been created to make it look like the ocean's having an exorcism, just getting rid of the devil here in the form of this hurricane, this bright red stuff.”​

Limbaugh justifies his assertion using the following conspiracy theory:

There is symbiotic relationship between retailers and local media, and it’s related to money. It revolves around money. You have major, major industries and businesses which prosper during times of crisis and panic, such as a hurricane, which could destroy or greatly damage people’s homes, and it could interrupt the flow of water and electricity. So what happens?

Well, the TV stations begin reporting this and the panic begins to increase. And then people end up going to various stores to stock up on water and whatever they might need for home repairs and batteries and all this that they’re advised to get, and a vicious circle is created. You have these various retail outlets who spend a lot of advertising dollars with the local media.

The local media, in turn, reports in such a way as to create the panic way far out, which sends people into these stores to fill up with water and to fill up with batteries, and it becomes a never-ending repeated cycle. And the two coexist. So the media benefits with the panic with increased eyeballs, and the retailers benefit from the panic with increased sales, and the TV companies benefit because they’re getting advertising dollars from the businesses that are seeing all this attention from customers.​

WTH? Has Rush been having an affair with Kellyanne "Alternative Facts" Conway? Just how absurd can one be? Let me ask you:
  • If you lived in Key West or another "mainland" U.S. locale and the authorities instruct you to evacuate, why do you need batteries, and water, and so on? Does your idea of "evacuate" mean leaving the locale where you are and that the hurricane will strike, and going to a different locale where it will hit?
  • Do you truly believe that anyone buys advertising expressly to boost sales in anticipation/expectation of a disaster's arrival? What business have you seen advertise itself or its offerings with a message themed around the idea of "hurry to our store to buy 'this and that' because 'such and such' a natural disaster is coming our way?"
Seriously? Do people actually ascribe to madness like what Rush put forth about the hurricane? If so, how have those people managed to avoid being committed to insane asylums?

Well isn't that the right wing down to a tee. Anything that's inconvenient they pass off as "fake news"

No...We don't live in your hall of mirrors and parrots where you are constantly told, how and what to think and everyone agrees with you. We realize there are other points of view....You should try it sometime instead of repeating stupid lefty-liberal memes 24/7.
 
In a recent broadcast, Rush Limbaugh actively sought to downplay the potential impact of Hurricane Irma saying:

“These storms, once they actually hit, are never as strong as they're reported. The graphics have been created to make it look like the ocean's having an exorcism, just getting rid of the devil here in the form of this hurricane, this bright red stuff.”​

Limbaugh justifies his assertion using the following conspiracy theory:

There is symbiotic relationship between retailers and local media, and it’s related to money. It revolves around money. You have major, major industries and businesses which prosper during times of crisis and panic, such as a hurricane, which could destroy or greatly damage people’s homes, and it could interrupt the flow of water and electricity. So what happens?

Well, the TV stations begin reporting this and the panic begins to increase. And then people end up going to various stores to stock up on water and whatever they might need for home repairs and batteries and all this that they’re advised to get, and a vicious circle is created. You have these various retail outlets who spend a lot of advertising dollars with the local media.

The local media, in turn, reports in such a way as to create the panic way far out, which sends people into these stores to fill up with water and to fill up with batteries, and it becomes a never-ending repeated cycle. And the two coexist. So the media benefits with the panic with increased eyeballs, and the retailers benefit from the panic with increased sales, and the TV companies benefit because they’re getting advertising dollars from the businesses that are seeing all this attention from customers.​

WTH? Has Rush been having an affair with Kellyanne "Alternative Facts" Conway? Just how absurd can one be? Let me ask you:
  • If you lived in Key West or another "mainland" U.S. locale and the authorities instruct you to evacuate, why do you need batteries, and water, and so on? Does your idea of "evacuate" mean leaving the locale where you are and that the hurricane will strike, and going to a different locale where it will hit?
  • Do you truly believe that anyone buys advertising expressly to boost sales in anticipation/expectation of a disaster's arrival? What business have you seen advertise itself or its offerings with a message themed around the idea of "hurry to our store to buy 'this and that' because 'such and such' a natural disaster is coming our way?"
Seriously? Do people actually ascribe to madness like what Rush put forth about the hurricane? If so, how have those people managed to avoid being committed to insane asylums?

Well isn't that the right wing down to a tee. Anything that's inconvenient they pass off as "fake news"

No...We don't live in your hall of mirrors and parrots where you are constantly told, how and what to think. We realize there are other points of view....You should try it sometime instead of repeating stupid lefty-liberal memes 24/7.

Nice deflection, but you're wrong.

Let's try again. Many people on the right shout "fake news" when things are inconvenient. This guy is a perfect example.

“These storms, once they actually hit, are never as strong as they're reported."

Let's try this one. True or false?

Well Hurricane Harvey is the most recent example.

Hurricane Harvey could be major storm, threatening one-third of US refining capacity

Here's NBC, one of the hated media outlest on the 23rd August 2017.

"Hurricane Harvey is heading toward the Gulf Coast and could become a major Category 3 hurricane by Friday."

Could be a Category 3 hurricane. Oh, did their prediction become less strong than they reported? No.

Harvey Sends Gasoline Surging as Texas Refineries Shut Down

Bloomberg said: "Hurricane Harvey, set to become the worst storm to strike Texas in more than a decade, wreaking havoc upon the heart of America’s energy sector,", well that's just what happened

"If Harvey makes landfall as a Category 3 -- with winds of at least 111 miles -- it’ll be the strongest storm to hit the U.S. since Wilma in 2005."

And predicting a Category 3 Hurricane. Less than it actually was.

So, Rush Limbaugh was wrong about that one.

He said "The graphics have been created to make it look like the ocean's having an exorcism, just getting rid of the devil here in the form of this hurricane, this bright red stuff.”

Well, you can't really argue against something that is just emotional.

But I can try.

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Was this image created to make it look like the oceans are having an exorcism? No. Then again they're not graphics. This is an actual shot of the hurricane.

Soon-To-Be Tropical Storm Could Bring 15 Inches of Rain to Parts of Texas Coast

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Oh, so they use colors, does this therefore make it look like an exorcism? No idea. Again, it's emotional religious claptrap that he's talking, to me it just looks like they use colors for rainfall.

He said: "Well, the TV stations begin reporting this and the panic begins to increase.", should there not be panic about a hurrican that killed 71 people? How many people might have died had there not been any reporting about how bad the hurricane could be?

Now, seeing as his claim that they report it worse than it actually is, is complete bullshit, therefore his next claim is based on bullshit too.

So, you think I'm just accepting what I've been told. Whereas you are enlightened and you look at all the facts first before coming to a conclusion. Only, I'm the one that knew they reported it would be a Category 3 storm, and it became a Category 4 storm, and you're the one telling me that I'm some kind of sheep for seeing the reality.
 
Naples was predicted to get clobbered.....Not so thank God. Irma down to a Cat 1 or 2 now soon to be a tropical storm. Lots of rain which is not a good thing but, predictions of 185 MPH winds in Florida's interior.....Nope.
 
So...now you are a Rush 'expert?'
Actually I am the board's MessiahRushie expert.
I know him better than he knows himself!
Oh another faux psychologist.....It is amazing how looney haters can get.
I love making DittoTards eat their MessiahRushie's words!!!
Thank you for admitting Fatso is a "faux psychologist" and "looney hater" as that is one of his pet phrases when he describes Liberals.
 
Naples was predicted to get clobbered.....Not so thank God. Irma down to a Cat 1 or 2 now soon to be a tropical storm. Lots of rain which is not a good thing but, predictions of 185 MPH winds in Florida's interior.....Nope.
The revisionist history begins to cover your lying scum MessiahRushie"s fat ass.

As the eyewall moved through Naples late Sunday afternoon, a wind gust to 142 mph was reported.

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Drone footage shows Hurricane Irma damage in Naples, Fla., Sept. 10, 2017.
 

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