Mugro wrote: 
The problem isn't the rational people. And, as I stated previously, Glenn Beck's followers do not appear to be rational people.

There is no such thing as unifying the Democrats. And, as for myself, I take no joy in seeing people that are so fearful that they need to act out in such a way.

 Mugro wrote: 
I'd say there weren't enough.

 
Amen, brother. They need consolidation so they quit clogging up the forums.

 fuh2 wrote: 

Bearing arms in defense of liberty in times of grave threat to that liberty is certainly justifiable. Obamacare, while a massive mistake, does not justify bearing arms. I think most rational people recognize that.

I should think that the Democrats would love Glen Beck. He provides them with the type of frightening boogeyman figure that should unify that herd of cats known as the Democrat Party. 

As for the thread, don't we already have enough "rightwing nut" type threads? 

 fuh2 wrote: 


Beck reminds me of this guy from the movie "V"

 hobiejoe wrote: 
When my kids would get particularly obnoxious, I used to put them on double secret probation!

 jadewahoo wrote: 
Super-double-secret probation agent!
 

 hobiejoe wrote: 
Haricot vert beans are elongated green beans which are widely cultivated in France. Some consumers call them “French beans” or “French green beans” .

So... you are saying that Glenn Beck is really a French agent?
No wonder he hates America so much!

 jadewahoo wrote: 
 
Fixed it.
 

Glenn Beck: A True American Hatriot

 fuh2 wrote: 

The Beck Hate Train Crashes By  Mike Papantonio

Glenn Beck had his crazy train running wide open a week ago when he again urged Christians to abandon their churches and follow him. Beck usually dresses up for his audience in costumes ranging from Bavarian Border Guard uniforms to Lederhosen. I expected him to deliver his "leave Christianity" message dressed in black.

Jim Jones, the cult leader evangelist, regularly dressed in black right up to the day that he convinced his glassy-eyed followers to kill themselves. Nine-hundred Jim Jones followers, you might remember, drank poison at their Guyana compound because they believed in Jones the same way "Beck Heads" believe in their crazed charismatic. Beck hasn't urged them to swallow the poison yet but he mixes up a little bit for his tinfoil-hat crowd almost everyday. He has moved on from simply promoting tea party rallies. He has expanded his moon monkey message to telling his flock almost every day that they have become victims of a sinister, Christian socialist new world order. Beck's push is to convince his flock that if their preacher delivers sermons about "social justice," a good "Beck Head" should leave that church.

Last week we saw Beck's new Christian teachings at work as we watched about 900 healthcare tea party types scream like madmen at a pro-reform demonstrator. That demonstrator had Parkinson's disease. He was sitting on the ground in front of a crowd that seemed to embrace Beck's new Christian philosophy. The pro-reform demonstrator held a sign in his hand explaining that he needed health care coverage because he couldn't pay for the expensive treatment required for his crippling Parkinson's disease. The people in the crowd who believe in Beck's new Christianity threw dollar bills at the Parkinson's victim. They called him a worthless beggar and told him he could make more money panhandling somewhere else. That had to be a proud moment for Beck's tea party Christians. Then there was the story last week where about 900 anti-health reform tea party protesters shouted obscenities at John Lewis and Barney Frank. The "N" word was unleashed in screaming tirades at John Lewis who is an African-American Congressman from Georgia. It was mixed in with primal quality screams of "fag" as the Beck crowd attacked Frank for being gay and for supporting reform.

What a glorious moment that must have been for Beck and the Neo-con conservatives who have mastered the art of fueling hatred.

Jim Jones had to isolate his 900 loony followers in Guyana before he could agitate them toward a psychotic frenzy that ended in mass suicide. I'm convinced this new Beck-believing Christian crowd might be led to the same end right here on U.S. soil.

 

 

 miamizsun wrote: 
I guess it depends on how well you play that one note...

Was looking for "Come Dancing" but the only videos I found were panned stills set to the studio track.

 Zep wrote: 
Zep, Jeff Beck is one of my all times favs. Awesome talent! One of the only guitarists that can play one note and you know who it is....