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A group of 400 prominent Rabbis have called on Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch to bar Glenn Beck from making references to Nazis and the Holocaust on Beck's nightly show. In a full-page ad published in the Wall Street Journal, another Murdoch property, the clergymen ask that Beck be "sanctioned" for making "literally hundreds of on-air references to the Holocaust and Nazis."
What is crazy is that Beck says this was the worst analogy he's ever made.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by pirhanna
What is crazy is that Beck says this was the worst analogy he's ever made.
As bad as this analogy was, anyone who regularly watches GB knows that this is only the tip of the iceberg. He's a total lunatic and imo, should have his show transferred to Comedy Central. Would be like having 2 Stephen Colberts...pure awesomeness, and people would realize he's the comedian he is.
Anyone taking this man serious or what he says as facts is DELUSIONAL!
Originally posted by satron
If it's his opinion, he should stick by it. If people don't like it, they can quit listening to him.
Originally posted by pirhanna
reply to post by MrXYZ
The Jon Stewart doing Glenn Beck was priceless. One of the best comedy bits ever done imo.
He nailed it.
If rabbis can control Glenn Beck, do they have too much power? No one else can control the guy. It's like they have super-powers not meant for man.
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Originally posted by Vaykun
Speaking of gosple truth, most of you hav your mind made up about him, no amount of anything will change it one way or the other.
After doing what I'm about to do, not only will you still hate hime for being a 'hyocrite' but you'll probably think less of me for doing this, but I must. Think what you will.
www.glennbeck.com...
Watch that.
“I made a mistake on Tuesday and I want to make sure that you understand that I was wrong on this and I also apologize for it.”
Originally posted by Lemon.Fresh
Reply to post by SirClem
I was I'm Thea same boat as you, but never like his TV show. I would religiously listen to his radio show. I subscribed to his website and Fusion magazine.
All of that changed with the Debra Medina fiasco. I finally saw his true colors, and it pissed me off.
His old show when he was in Tampa then Philly was awesome. He changed once he got a TV deal.
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Originally posted by Mr Headshot
reply to post by MrXYZ
So you don't think people can make smart enough choices for themselves? Sounds like you think the job is already done, and has been for some time.
Originally posted by SirClem
Side note: Fox' coverage of the Ron Paul CPAC win...need i say more...