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C-SPAN broadcasting the "Restoring Honor" rally right now

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Beck is a con man - pure and simple. I applaud him for overcoming an addiction. I'm sure that's quite difficult.

 

However, he's full of crap half the time and often tells "un-truths."

 

The beauty is that you and others who dig what he says (and there are obviously many) get many chances to listen to him , buy gold, and buy his books. It's a beautiful world.

 

If only I could grasp the intelligence of others and not be fooled by Beck's theories and crazy rhetoric. What "un-truths" does he speak of. Please list more than 2 or 3, granted every journalist does make mistakes about stories.

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Fair enough...

 

So, as one seeking the truth first, what part of the following do you have a problem with?:

  • Equal justice under the law
  • Judge a man by the content of his character not the color of his skin
  • Now is the time to turn to God
  • Now is the time to ask and beg for His forgiveness
  • Now is the time to ask for His help
  • We each need a personal relationship with God.
  • We must know God exists
  • We must learn to trust God when times are bad
  • In so doing, we may have the confidence that things will get better

Not being a smart butt... I'm just trying to connect the dots myself.

 

No dots to be connected.

 

I don't have a problem with any of those.

 

However, that doesn't change my opinion of Beck as a huckster. Even Swaggart is alright some of the time.

If only I could grasp the intelligence of others and not be fooled by Beck's theories and crazy rhetoric. What "un-truths" does he speak of. Please list more than 2 or 3, granted every journalist does make mistakes about stories.

 

Someone posted a link so that's a good place to start.

 

He also often claims that he didn't say what he said. For example, he's fascinated with comparing this progressives to Nazis. He got called on it and went onto his radio show and denied he made the comparison. Unfortunately, the archives are out there.

 

He said that Kagan supports holding terrorists indefinitely without due process. Debunked by her own comments.

 

They're out there and easy to find. Simply hit that google key.

 

While this would be classified as an opinion, his claim that the President is a "racist" is equally as bad.

No dots to be connected.

 

I don't have a problem with any of those.

 

However, that doesn't change my opinion of Beck as a huckster. Even Swaggart is alright some of the time.

I understand your view of Beck. I would imagine that as fond as I am of my own sound reasoning, if I were on the air four hours a day, I would eventually say plenty of things that would offend a lot of folks. I might even look back on what I said and regret how I presented my opinion. Frig... I do that daily with my wife. I can't imagine how I might come across to everyone else in our society.

 

If you're honest, (and I believe you are) you would probably have a similar track record.

 

What has gone virtually unreported in the media's search for hatred, bigotry, racism, etc. amid a too white crowd is the fact that Beck's little party raised over $5.5 million for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. Again, you can point out all his flaws and deficiencies, and I may agree with you, but there are few if any among the Hollywood, entertainment, news media or simply the private sector doing anything close to these results.

Really, on the amount that Hollywood gives - you doubt it is less that 5.5 million one time.

 

Bono

Jolie

Pitt - together gave 8.4 million in 07

Streisand - 10 million in 07

Paul Newman - 20 million in 08

Penn

Clooney

Cheadle

Oprah - 50 million in 07

MJ - 5 million

Adam Sandler gave a million to the boys and girls club of him hometown.

Rush Limbaugh is a big giver as well.

 

And these people do this every year.

 

I am glad Beck did it, every good cause deserves an advocate. He also paid for the program out of the proceeds before giving the money to the charity. It would have been nice to see him donate some of his own money.

Really, on the amount that Hollywood gives - you doubt it is less that 5.5 million one time.

 

Bono

Jolie

Pitt - together gave 8.4 million in 07

Streisand - 10 million in 07

Paul Newman - 20 million in 08

Penn

Clooney

Cheadle

Oprah - 50 million in 07

MJ - 5 million

Adam Sandler gave a million to the boys and girls club of him hometown.

Rush Limbaugh is a big giver as well.

 

And these people do this every year.

 

I am glad Beck did it, every good cause deserves an advocate. He also paid for the program out of the proceeds before giving the money to the charity. It would have been nice to see him donate some of his own money.

I said "few if any" Ace. Your post merely supports my assertion.

 

As far as the personalities you name the fact they do actually leverage their "celebrity" to assist others in need allows me to set aside most of their idiotic political views and support them as halfway decent people. :thumb:

I said "few if any" Ace. Your post merely supports my assertion.

 

As far as the personalities you name the fact they do actually leverage their "celebrity" to assist others in need allows me to set aside most of their idiotic political views and support them as halfway decent people. :thumb:

 

The fact that I found that list in 30 seconds and then was not willing to click on the entire alphabet of celebrity givers on the website I found - there were over 50 at least whose name started with "A" - doesn't help your assertion much. The other point is that they often give their "own" money.

 

But you know - I would sing his praises if he wanted to come raise 2.25 million for me to get a new school. So I am not going to begrudge his giving at all.

But you know - I would sing his praises if he wanted to come raise 2.25 million for me to get a new school. So I am not going to begrudge his giving at all.
Typical liberal... wanting to benefit from someone else's labor and wealth... :lol:
I understand your view of Beck. I would imagine that as fond as I am of my own sound reasoning, if I were on the air four hours a day, I would eventually say plenty of things that would offend a lot of folks. I might even look back on what I said and regret how I presented my opinion. Frig... I do that daily with my wife. I can't imagine how I might come across to everyone else in our society.

 

If you're honest, (and I believe you are) you would probably have a similar track record.

 

What has gone virtually unreported in the media's search for hatred, bigotry, racism, etc. amid a too white crowd is the fact that Beck's little party raised over $5.5 million for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. Again, you can point out all his flaws and deficiencies, and I may agree with you, but there are few if any among the Hollywood, entertainment, news media or simply the private sector doing anything close to these results.

 

My wife gets mad at me but it's not for telling tall tales. It's not for misrepresenting a fact. She might not like my tone or attitude but the content is not the issue.

 

That's the difference.

 

Kudos to Mr. Beck for taking advantage of his pulpit and raising money for a cause we all support.

Typical liberal... wanting to benefit from someone else's labor and wealth... :lol:

 

EXCELLENT :clap:

I consider this particularly interesting as many Christians don't consider Mormons to be true Christians. Hmmm.

 

Ironic, isn't it? A Mormon saying that.

 

I once heard Mormonism described as 19th century Islam.

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