Limbaugh episode a reminder to condemn sin, not sinner (Mega-barf)

Atlanta Journal-Constitution ^ | 12/05/03 | ANDREW BARD SCHMOOKLER

[Revel]

I think that in the begining it was implied that he did. It may have been something his maid said or something. I can't really remember. But even if he did...he was not himself at that point. And he was not out trying to hurt people.

[jjbrouwer]

he told the truth

No he didn't. He clammed up, waited for legal instruction, then told a fraction of the truth. Hardly the actions of an innocent man.

[ampat]

What do you expect out of the atlanta urinal and constipation.

[concerned about politics]

You really are deluded. He admitted his addiction sometime ago. Meanwhile, the investigation continues. If Lady Liberty has her way, he will be charged, tried and jailed.

You seem to really hate Rush. Hate is not a good thing when a man admits his sins and changes his ways. I'll always have a great deal of respect for Rush because of it.
I like him even better than I did before. He's a very brave man, God bless him.

[Jeff Chandler]

I don't listen enough to his dribbling rantings to come up with more than six.

Then you admit your ignorance of the subject.

...I don't read enough of yours either, thankfully.

What's the matter, don't you have a computer in your trailer?

I wonder what this criminal would have to do to earn your condemnation.

Deny his addiction, brass it out.

It appears, anything goes. Similarly, OJ Simpson still has fans.

OJ committed murder and denied it. Nothing at all similar.

[Robert_Paulson2]

I loathe to do so... but have to agree.
If Hillary got caught doing something like this, she would be accused of supporting terrorist black market drug dealers for the Islamakazi-taliban before the first 30 posts.

We all have our double standards.
Truth has to mean something.
Rush is an addict. An addict is an addict.
It is looking like he may have done some things to feed his habit that Law Enforcement believes are illegal.
and I RARELY agree with you...
but this time...

you know, he always said things about those "long-haired, dope-infested, fm-dj" types, with such disddain.
--robert--

[WackyKat]

Right, he only "told the truth"(part of it, maybe) when the story was breaking in the media.

Funny how he never felt the need to "tell the truth " about his drug taking for the previous 6 years.

The delusional rationalizations never end.

[Revel]

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You have probably helped enough already. Thanks

[Jeff Chandler]

You're talking to yourself again.

[Stewart_B]

JJ. You could have a video of Limbaugh confessing to everything he is accused of and his most ardent supporters would still defend him.

Reminds me of the liberals and Clinton.

[jjbrouwer]

I like him even better than I did before.

You must be pretty dumb.

[ican'tbelieveit]

I thought the only things beyond Rush admitting his addiction to prescription medications are tabloid leaks. Nothing substantial, or even in the legal arena.

[WackyKat]

Welcome to the 5% of this forum who are maintaining moral and intellectual integrity on this subject

[jjbrouwer]

JJ. You could have a video of Limbaugh confessing to everything he is accused of and his most ardent supporters would still defend him.

Stewart, I must dig out a post I made some time ago, predicting how some of these halfwits would react if he admitted to the truth. Some of the predictions were pretty accurate!

[jjbrouwer]

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[Jeff Chandler]

The fact of the matter is that if Limbaugh were a public official I would be the first one to call for his resignation. Similarly, if Clinton were a media personality chasing skirts through the office, I would just shrug. I don't expect much from celebrities in the way of personal behavior, but I expect a higher standard from public servants.

I don't know the extent of Rush's guilt, and neither do you. I only hope he is treated with justice. If he is convicted of a crime he'll have to accept the consequences.

I do think it's deceptive to label him a drug warrior. He has never been one, and it's unfair to treat him as such

I also have a soft spot in my heart for the man who has worn the mantel of leader of the conservative movement in this country since Reagan was president. If it weren't for his influence, we would have a President Gore. For that reason, I find your glee over his downfall to be quite distasteful.

[concerned about politics]

You must be pretty dumb.

No. Not at all. I guess that's the differance between you and I.
Rush will do fine, and his show has gotten better than ever. I truely do forgive him, and will support him. Even the President of the U.S. supports Rush. He's a great man. A legend.

President Bush expressed support of radio star Rush Limbaugh in conversations with top staff on Thursday, a senior administration source told the DRUDGE REPORT.

"Rush is a great American," the president said of the beleaguered host, who has championed the conservative movement for decades. "I am confident he can overcome any obstacles he faces right now."

[concerned about politics]

Welcome to the 5% of this forum who are maintaining moral and intellectual integrity on this subject

Oh c'mon, wacktKat. Since when did you support morality? You were defending homos kissing and hugging in front of a little child yesterday.

[jjbrouwer]

You must be pretty dumb.

No. Not at all. I guess that's the differance (sic) between you and I.

Actually, it should be "between you and me."

So I guess not...

[Stewart_B]

LOL. You hit the nail on the head it seems.

"Yes - but he didn't inhale."

"Yes - but he didn't do the pill's to get high."