Glenn Beck Hates Education

doc111

Well-Known Member
Geithner, what a fuck up. Made of 80% douche, 20% cotton. About as fun as a nun in an orgy.

As far as God speaking to these people, they may be simply calling upon some sort of 'moral compass', which is itself a step up from the crude and unreliable moral sextants used by our founding fathers (that last joke was stolen from America: The Book). In any case, they can just say that, instead of "I think this is what God wants".

By the way, Beck saying he is following God (or that he thinks he is, at least) is NOT taken out of context. Dude is either nutty/acting/both.
I don't think he's completely nutty. I agree it's not taken out of context but it's important to realize that many religious people say that sort of thing. It doesn't mean that God is literally telling them what to do or whatever. Like I said, the ones that think that God is literally talking to them probably need their meds upped.:eyesmoke:
 

sonar

Well-Known Member
Fair enough. How about when Mr. Beck claims God talks to him? Or when he claims that Obama has a deep-seated hatred of white people?

http://www.colbertnation.com/full-episodes/thu-may-13-2010-the-hold-steady

Or here....skip to 2:11... http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/36677605#36677605

I could go on all day with drivel that this guy spouts....
Well to tell you the truth I think Obama does have some issues with white people. Look at the Henry Lous Gates incident last summer. Here is his quote. I know it's long but bear with me and really try to look deep into what he is saying:

"Well, I should say at the outset that Skip Gates is a friend, so I may be a little biased here. I don't know all the facts. What's been reported, though, is that the guy forgot his keys. He jimmied his way to get into the house. There was a report called into the police station that there might be a burglary taking place. so far so good. Right? I mean, if I was trying to jigger in -- well, I guess this is my house now so it probably wouldn't happen. Let's say my old house in Chicago. here I'd get shot. But so far so good. They're reporting, the police are doing what they should. There's a call. They go investigate what happens. My understanding is at that point Professor Gates is already in his house. The police officer comes in. I'm sure there's some exchange of words but my understanding is that Professor Gates then shows his I.D. to show that this is his house. And at that point he gets arrested for disorderly conduct, charges which are later dropped. Now, I don't know, not having been there and not seeing all the facts what role race played in that, but I think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. Number two, that the Cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home and, number three, what I think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of African-Americans and Latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. And that's just a fact.

As you know, Lynn, when I was in the state legislature in Illinois we worked on a racial profiling bill because there was indisputable evidence that blacks and hispanics were being stopped disproportionately. And that is a sign, an example of how, you know, race remains a factor in this society. That doesn't lessen the incredible progress that has been made. I am standing here as testimony to the progress that's been made. And yet, the fact of the matter is that, you know, this still haunts us. And even when there are honest misunderstandings, the fact that blacks and hispanics are picked up more frequently and often time for no cause cast suspicion even when there is good cause, and that's why I think the more that we're working with local law enforcement to improve policing techniques so that we're eliminating potential bias, the safer everybody's going to be."

So, after explicitly saying TWICE that he obviously wasn't there and doesn't know all the facts, he says the police acted stupidly. What he doesn't know is Sergeant James Crowley, the arresting officer, is a repectable member of the Cambridge police department who actually TEACHES seminars to other officers about racial profiling and how to prevent it! He wasn't just some "Officer Smith" on the beat that night. Then when the information comes out that Dr. Gates was acting disorderly and refused to cooperate with the police, he still refused to give Crowley the benefit of the doubt and calls for a "Beer Summit." It is completely asinine! This is just one, well know example of Obama's attitudes towards white people. Maybe they are subconscious, I dunno, but Obama clearly demonstrates resentment to whites. I really feel like Obama thinks us "evil white people" have had it too good in this country for too long and it is time to knock us down a peg.

I feel for the blacks. What happened to them in the past was horrible and was one of the darkest moments in American history, but this constant race mongering has to stop. It seems fashionable nowadays to call anyone who isn't a radical left winger a racist. Me personally, I don't feel like I owe the black man anything. I didn't enslave their ancestors. I didn't force them to the back of the bus. I was raised to treat other people right no matter what color they are. I never did anything that warrants me to be "knocked down a peg or two." I don't come from privilege. My father and his father and his father were all working men. They came to here from their respective countries (legally) for a better life, hoping their children would assimilate and become American. They learned English and didn't even teach my parents/grandparents our native languages because they wanted them to be as American as possible. There was nothing handed to them when they got here. I don't want to get too much into my ancestory since this is a pot forum and I'd like to have some degree of anonimity, but trust me, the countries they came from weren't exactly welcomed with open arms. They were confined to the worst parts of town and given the most dangerous and worst jobs. There was no welfare or foodstamps or federal aid. They had to make it on their own.
 

dukeofbaja

New Member
Well to tell you the truth I think Obama does have some issues with white people. Look at the Henry Lous Gates incident last summer. Here is his quote. I know it's long but bear with me and really try to look deep into what he is saying.
I'm glad to know you actually believe Obama hates his own mother and all other white folk.

Let me just ask you, if the police arrested you in your own home for no reason, might you also say they acted stupidly?
 

sonar

Well-Known Member
I'm glad to know you actually believe Obama hates his own mother and all other white folk.

Let me just ask you, if the police arrested you in your own home for no reason, might you also say they acted stupidly?
If it was me I would have pulled my wallet out and showed him my driver's license which clearly shows that is my place of residence. Not throw a hissy fit and pull the race card with the hopes of making national headlines. Remember, the police got a 911 call from a woman saying her neighbor's house was being broken into. As a police officer, you gotta hope for the best, but expect the worst. You think it was wrong for them to ask for ID? Then anyone could go around breaking into houses then if the cops are called say "oh, I live here."

Example 2. Look at his relationship with Jeremiah Wright. Obama was a member of the Trinity United Church of Christ for ten years until he decided to run for president. You mean to tell me you'd sit in a church for ten years listening to Wright if you didn't agree what he said? Do I need some quotes?

"We bombed Hiroshima, we bombed Nagasaki, and we nuked far more than the thousands in New York and the Pentagon, and we never batted an eye. We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans, and now we are indignant because the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back into our own front yards. America's chickens are coming home to roost."

"A riot is the language of the unheard."

"It is incontestable and deplorable that [African Americans] have committed crimes; but they are derivative crimes. They are born of the greater crimes of the white society."

"The question is not whether we will be extremist but what kind of extremist will we be."

"All of America's wealth today could not adequately compensate [African Americans] for [their] centuries of exploitation and humiliation."

"We have committed more war crimes almost than any other nation in the world and we won't stop because of our pride, our arrogance as a nation"


"We must ask the question, 'Why are there forty million poor people in America?' And when you... ask that question, you are raising questions about the economic system, about a broader distribution of wealth. When you ask that question you begin to question the capitalistic economy."


"A nation that will keep people in slavery for 244 years [will]... exploit them, and poor people generally, economically. And a nation that will exploit economically will have to have foreign investments and everything else, and will have to use its military might to protect [those investments]. All of these problems are tied together"



-Rev. Jeremiah Wright
 

dukeofbaja

New Member
If it was me I would have pulled my wallet out and showed him my driver's license which clearly shows that is my place of residence. Not throw a hissy fit and pull the race card with the hopes of making national headlines. Remember, the police got a 911 call from a woman saying her neighbor's house was being broken into. As a police officer, you gotta hope for the best, but expect the worst. You think it was wrong for them to ask for ID? Then anyone could go around breaking into houses then if the cops are called say "oh, I live here."
Did you even read the article? Let me quote what you posted, the words of our President, Barack Husein Obama...

He jimmied his way to get into the house. There was a report called into the police station that there might be a burglary taking place. so far so good. Right? I mean, if I was trying to jigger in -- well, I guess this is my house now so it probably wouldn't happen. Let's say my old house in Chicago. here I'd get shot. But so far so good. They're reporting, the police are doing what they should. There's a call. They go investigate what happens.

So as you can clearly see, our President clearly DID remember 'the police got a 911 call from a woman saying her neighbor's house was being broken into', as you were so sharp to remind me.

By the way, never end a sentence in a preposition!

Now, let's take a look at your defense that 'if it was me I would have pulled my wallet out and showed him my driver's license which clearly shows that is my place of residence', in your own words. Here is what our president had to say, right out of your post:

My understanding is at that point Professor Gates is already in his house. The police officer comes in. I'm sure there's some exchange of words but my understanding is that Professor Gates then shows his I.D. to show that this is his house. And at that point he gets arrested for disorderly conduct, charges which are later dropped.


I'm sorry, what were you saying again? I believe the OP was about hating education?
 

doc111

Well-Known Member
Did you even read the article? Let me quote what you posted, the words of our President, Barack Husein Obama...

He jimmied his way to get into the house. There was a report called into the police station that there might be a burglary taking place. so far so good. Right? I mean, if I was trying to jigger in -- well, I guess this is my house now so it probably wouldn't happen. Let's say my old house in Chicago. here I'd get shot. But so far so good. They're reporting, the police are doing what they should. There's a call. They go investigate what happens.

So as you can clearly see, our President clearly DID remember 'the police got a 911 call from a woman saying her neighbor's house was being broken into', as you were so sharp to remind me.

By the way, never end a sentence in a preposition!

Now, let's take a look at your defense that 'if it was me I would have pulled my wallet out and showed him my driver's license which clearly shows that is my place of residence', in your own words. Here is what our president had to say, right out of your post:

My understanding is at that point Professor Gates is already in his house. The police officer comes in. I'm sure there's some exchange of words but my understanding is that Professor Gates then shows his I.D. to show that this is his house. And at that point he gets arrested for disorderly conduct, charges which are later dropped.


I'm sorry, what were you saying again? I believe the OP was about hating education?
I love your grammatical corrections bro! You DO realize this is a stoner forum don't you?:eyesmoke:
 

Patrick Bateman

Active Member
Glenn Beck is delusional

He is, by his own admission, an entertainer

Between his radio show and his slot on the Fox Opinion network, his daily ramblings are comparable to one giant session of Free Association

He does not censor his thoughts as a sane person does because the more deluded they are, the more attention he receives

I cannot wait for Aug 28th

I hope he brings the chalk board as it has proven effective in linking totally unrelated things, if even just by a white line made of chalk lol
 

medicineman

New Member
Without any elaboration or littany of facts (They've all been discussed here already) Any sane person should clearly see that Glenn Beck is a deluded asshole. If one actually believes the hyperbole spouted by this "entertainer", I'd have to say their own sanity would be in question.
 

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
Without any elaboration or littany of facts (They've all been discussed here already) Any sane person should clearly see that Glenn Beck is a deluded asshole. If one actually believes the hyperbole spouted by this "entertainer", I'd have to say their own sanity would be in question.

I'm not sure if I agree with your assessment. I think that's the role they play for the public. Given, a lot of what their actual persona is on air and in the public eye is genuine, I think most of it is a show. Think about it, these people are educated, they go to Ivy League universities.. Like Bush, he played an idiot during his presidency, but did you ever see him debate or speak as gov. of Texas? He was actually quick witted and dare I say, intelligent sounding. He graduated from Yale, his father was president, he was around that lifestyle his entire life, I think marking these people off and labeling them as idiots is ignorant - and I used to do the same thing - but I think it's just one of the tactics in their bag of tricks, and generations to come will probably learn of it in history books. By doing it, we underestimate them. Same thing with Beck or any of the other commentators - they're educated, Gretchen Carlson was valedictorian in her high school - but have you ever seen the role she plays on Fox and Friends? The dumb blond with stupid questions for the other two douche bags to answer... She's probably the smartest one among the three, but the tactic is used and nobody sees it.

I'm not saying they're geniuses, I'm just saying I don't think you give them enough credit. After all, it does seem to be working, doesn't it?
 

cdrippper2

Active Member
That guy, Glenn beck, is a absolute piece of work lol. Glenn Beck is a fake revolutionary whose job it is to lead conservatives and libertarians away from uniting behind the real issues, while absorbing the successes of the patriot movement and in turn discrediting it by way of his clownish antics and easily derided mannerisms. He is part of a wider approach on behalf of Fox News to become a beacon for freedom movement and then act as a steam valve for its issues, deluding people into thinking their interests are being represented when in reality they are merely being sucked up and spewed out as something entirely misrepresentative.
 
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