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To: RitaOK
I was a big Beck fan. Went to the big Aug 28 shindig on the Mall in DC. Saw him at UCF in FL and went to a big rally in Kissimmee, FL. Read a few of his books and listened to his radio program. He came off the rails in 2016 and I threw out all of his stuff and wrote him off my books. I miss him, not. If I knew about the bipolar problem I would have looked into the cause and effects.
I think that it is a convenient excuse for lousy behavior and backing the wrong men consistently.
29 posted on 02/12/2018 4:59:02 PM PST by BatGuano (You don't think I'd go into combat with loose change in my pocket, do ya?)
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To: BatGuano

<< “ If I knew about the bipolar problem I would have looked into the cause and effects. I think that it is a convenient excuse for lousy behavior and backing the wrong men consistently.” >>

That is perfectly possible. Beck is a great story teller and it is possible that information is a great story. But, it was said really before there were any obvious signs of problems with Beck.

Because it was reasonably smooth sailing for him at the time, and the setting was relaxed and kind of a deep dive commentary, that I found it believable.

I did not know how transparent and obvious that he was mental would become in only a few short years. It got really bizzare. Remember back when he said he was going blind, soon maybe?

Maybe he was upset because he had to wear glasses. And now, he is losing everything, or close to it. He’s been winging it for the last several years and I really think he couldn’t keep it together any longer, financially. Not that he will be broke, or go broke, but he had quite a little empire going there for awhile.


35 posted on 02/12/2018 5:57:57 PM PST by RitaOK
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