Zeb + Jack = Win

[Wade Barrett 1979]

There is a difference?

Yeah the blue pill or the red one.

[magglis]

Yeah the blue pill or the red one.

Ah Matrix well played

[Wade Barrett 1979]

Ah Matrix well played

What? Never seen it.

[magglis]

What? Never seen it.

Shaz??????

[Wade Barrett 1979]

Shaz??????

Always knew that kid was strange.

[Robstar]

FACK The Matrix!!

[HCollins-TNA1]

So not liking our idiot president is racist? I don't really give a shit about GB but I doubt he said anything that is racist. I HATE obama. Guess I'll get labeled a racist now...

Glen Beck don't only hate Obama, he hates Mexicans, Canadians, Asians, Africans, Muslims, Jews..... The guy is to radical...

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Glen Beck don't only hate Obama, he hates Mexicans, Canadians, Asians, Africans, Muslims, Jews..... The guy is to radical...

I fail to see where he states that he "hates" these people... It's funny how when someone says that they 'disagree' with things, such as the way a leader is running the country, the way the immigration laws are in the US, or belief systems outside of their own means that they "hate" someone else. Why do I find it funny? Because it appears as though the majority of people are taking a tiny bit of what Beck has said (which is what gets plastered on the equally radical liberal shows such as Anderson Cooper) and apply it as a whole, whereas had you listened to the entire entry, you could see that the example was being made in conclusion with a separate idea. Glen Beck IS a radical, but the man also has a high intelligence level (even if he chooses to apply it to the wrong theories) so I am pretty sure he is above 'petty hatred' of another based on their skin color.


But since I disagree with people who are calling Beck a racist, does that mean I hate you all? Since I disagree with specific opinions of the liberal party and Republican Party, does that mean I hate them both? Since I disagree with things that Bush and Obama have done in office, does that mean I hate them?.. I'm sorry, but spewing out that a guy "hates" things simply because he disagrees with them is a bit too much for me and paints a picture of people "hating" something without reason simply because their opinion differs from theirs; which is the basic reason why the US has so many problems in general - "You don't think like me so you are a (insert name of extremist group) and those guys are bad!"


Sorry Collins - This wasn't directed straight at you, but rather to everyone else in this thread who claims that "(Insert name of popular political news figure) is a hatemonger who hates _____" yet hasn't ever listened to a word the man has said as opposed to just repeating what someone else said on another radio/television show that was just as extreme, just on the opposite side of the debate.

[B-MCINTYRE]

I fail to see where he states that he "hates" these people... It's funny how when someone says that they 'disagree' with things, such as the way a leader is running the country, the way the immigration laws are in the US, or belief systems outside of their own means that they "hate" someone else. Why do I find it funny? Because it appears as though the majority of people are taking a tiny bit of what Beck has said (which is what gets plastered on the equally radical liberal shows such as Anderson Cooper) and apply it as a whole, whereas had you listened to the entire entry, you could see that the example was being made in conclusion with a separate idea. Glen Beck IS a radical, but the man also has a high intelligence level (even if he chooses to apply it to the wrong theories) so I am pretty sure he is above 'petty hatred' of another based on their skin color.


But since I disagree with people who are calling Beck a racist, does that mean I hate you all? Since I disagree with specific opinions of the liberal party and Republican Party, does that mean I hate them both? Since I disagree with things that Bush and Obama have done in office, does that mean I hate them?.. I'm sorry, but spewing out that a guy "hates" things simply because he disagrees with them is a bit too much for me and paints a picture of people "hating" something without reason simply because their opinion differs from theirs; which is the basic reason why the US has so many problems in general - "You don't think like me so you are a (insert name of extremist group) and those guys are bad!"


Sorry Collins - This wasn't directed straight at you, but rather to everyone else in this thread who claims that "(Insert name of popular political news figure) is a hatemonger who hates _____" yet hasn't ever listened to a word the man has said as opposed to just repeating what someone else said on another radio/television show that was just as extreme, just on the opposite side of the debate.

DRG hates everyone

[HCollins-TNA1]

I fail to see where he states that he "hates" these people... It's funny how when someone says that they 'disagree' with things, such as the way a leader is running the country, the way the immigration laws are in the US, or belief systems outside of their own means that they "hate" someone else. Why do I find it funny? Because it appears as though the majority of people are taking a tiny bit of what Beck has said (which is what gets plastered on the equally radical liberal shows such as Anderson Cooper) and apply it as a whole, whereas had you listened to the entire entry, you could see that the example was being made in conclusion with a separate idea. Glen Beck IS a radical, but the man also has a high intelligence level (even if he chooses to apply it to the wrong theories) so I am pretty sure he is above 'petty hatred' of another based on their skin color.


But since I disagree with people who are calling Beck a racist, does that mean I hate you all? Since I disagree with specific opinions of the liberal party and Republican Party, does that mean I hate them both? Since I disagree with things that Bush and Obama have done in office, does that mean I hate them?.. I'm sorry, but spewing out that a guy "hates" things simply because he disagrees with them is a bit too much for me and paints a picture of people "hating" something without reason simply because their opinion differs from theirs; which is the basic reason why the US has so many problems in general - "You don't think like me so you are a (insert name of extremist group) and those guys are bad!"


Sorry Collins - This wasn't directed straight at you, but rather to everyone else in this thread who claims that "(Insert name of popular political news figure) is a hatemonger who hates _____" yet hasn't ever listened to a word the man has said as opposed to just repeating what someone else said on another radio/television show that was just as extreme, just on the opposite side of the debate.

Excellent point.... It might be that Beck tends to have his own POV, some more the radical and practical.... I think his POV is what got him fired or let go from 2 major TV News Networks.... Them views that is to closely can be called racist or hatered.....

Shall I add Glenn Beck is a guy that will take any topic and cut it down and either belittle it or praise it..... Much like some comedians or any News Anchor or Journalist...