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GORDON 
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Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 36125
Joined: Jun. 2004
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Posted on: Jun. 21 2010,14:42 |
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This paragraph, written by this very angry liberal, jumped out at me:
QUOTE When I finally got around to watching clips of Jillette on these shows, which admittedly didn't happen until I did research for this interview, I realized that it wasn't nearly as morally catastrophic as I'd been led to believe. Even when he smiled politely and pretended that Glenn Beck isn't a frothing-at-the-mouth loon, Jillette was an equal opportunity offender. He trashed Bush as much as Obama, preached nonviolent resistance (which was especially awkward during his via-satellite interview with Beck at a Tea Party rally at the Alamo), and while he sometimes sucked up to the ultra-conservative host, he also openly mocked the "funny underwear" worn by Mormons, forcing us to imagine Beck in his Church-approved skivvies.
Here's how I read it:
When I found out Jillette poked fun at one of the groups of people I hate, I realized he may not be all bad.
Just plays into my perception that nobody hates like a progressive.
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I don't give a fuck!
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thibodeaux
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Group: Privateers
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Joined: May 2004
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Posted on: Jun. 22 2010,04:57 |
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Oh, yeah, that author was obnoxious. And why was it awkward to talk about nonviolent resistance at a Tea Party? Oh, right, they're racists, so of course they're violent.
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