Limbaugh Hits Back at Obama for Criticism

Newsmax ^ | April 3, 2010 | Dan Weil

[Shimmer1]

Answer is, he’s not that smart and he’s wayyyy over the line in arrogance.

[SharpRightTurn]

Punch him into next week, Rush.

[wintertime]

Typical elitist—Obama mistakenly believes people have to be told how to think; however, we know socialist policies and tyrannical actions when we see them, with or without Limbaugh, Beck or any other media personality.

As for identifying Obama, his minions, and Democrats in general, as totalitarian fascists, communists, and Marxists, the common poster and blogger was far ahead of either Rush or Beck. For years, the common poster and blogger have **correctly** pointed out that these guys and gals are seriously tyrannical.

As for actually using the words that fit ( communist, Marxist, and fascist) Limbaugh and Beck have not been leaders. They are followers in a long parade of common Internet posters who had these guys nailed years ago.

[gwilhelm56]

**Pop Quiz: Which of these quotes was said by Hitler and which was said by Obama?**

A. Both
B. Both

[TigersEye]

Rush is right.

0bama the "Uniter" ...

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A President who mocks and taunts Americans, who incites his followers to be confrontational, is troublesome.

0bama the agitator.

[blackbart.223]

"Then check out the Invesco Stadium 'set' in Denver...You will likely recognize the style."

Will do. Isn't that the one with Roman type pillars behind Obama?

[Smokin' Joe]

Precisely. The grandiose settings and imagery of the Third Reich were selected and/or designed to cause the witness to recall the splendor and glory of Imperial Rome at its height. It was all quite effective, and the subliminal message was one of a Ceaser come to start anew the millenium long rule of the "master race".

Aside from being calculated to make the participants feel awed by the spelndor, it was designed to get them to think this was the true road to greatness for one and all, exhalting the 'leader' with the masses. All spectacle, and for a time backed with the substance of a revived military and economy.

That did not work out so well for them in the long run, in practice, but the imagery really wowed the masses and helped sweep the National Socialists to power.

The rest was thuggery, pure and simple.

Invesco may have a similar result, and I think we are approaching the thuggery stage soon.

[blackbart.223]

"Invesco may have a similar result, and I think we are approaching the thuggery stage soon."

Once the imagery disappears and the facts are made clear thuggery is the despot's only way to survive. It is just a shame that this theme repeats itself time after time.

[skinkinthegrass]

We don't call them Democrats" anymore.
We call'em "National Socialists"!!!

...I'd be banned (permanently :),
if I posted what I'd have called 'em.

[skinkinthegrass]

Precisely. The grandiose settings and imagery of the Third Reich were selected and/or designed to cause the witness to recall the splendor and glory of Imperial
Rome at its height. It was all quite effective, and the subliminal message was one of a Ceaser come to start anew the millennium long rule of the "master race".

Yhea.

[Smokin' Joe]

Imagery, pagentry, splendor, glory...

...and fearing the knock in the middle of the night.

[Yosemitest]

I've done the one-year ban myself, because of these non-freedom-of-speech monitors.