Don't let the radical feminist agenda derail Rush Limbaugh

Started by Men's Rights Activist, Mar 06, 2012, 03:56 PM

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Men's Rights Activist

Mar 06, 2012, 03:56 PM Last Edit: Mar 06, 2012, 04:17 PM by Men's Rights Activist
I'm not one of Rush Limbaugh's radio show listeners, but have become aware of this incident through alternative media. Radical feminists and their ilk are now trying to get Limbaugh's sponsors to drop their support of him. I've decided to sign this online petition to oppose them in this matter. http://www.istandwithrush.org/?

As many of you recall, Limbaugh recently spoke his mind about taxpayer's subsidizing women's contraception, after an alleged "college co-ed" testified before congress about "women's rights to taxpayer subsidized contraception."

Here again is that petition in support of Limbaugh, but more importantly in opposition to feminists and their ilk. http://www.istandwithrush.org/?
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Cordell Walker

fuck rush
he is a pussy for apologizing
and he is also an all around asshole
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Perry Pierce

There is definitely a pattern of public figures apologizing. 

Apologizing seems to be the trendy thing these days. 

All sorts of sports celebrities and radio and television personalities are getting into hot water with the media constructed morality that is foisted upon us. 

Someone made a racial or gay slur, someone said something about some woman, someone else said something about muslims.. then comes the apology.  And the media just has this silly ejaculation every time it happens.  Where's the emoticon for ejaculation?

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There is definitely a pattern of public figures apologizing. 

Apologizing seems to be the trendy thing these days. 

All sorts of sports celebrities and radio and television personalities are getting into hot water with the media constructed morality that is foisted upon us. 

Someone made a racial or gay slur, someone said something about some woman, someone else said something about muslims.. then comes the apology.  And the media just has this silly ejaculation every time it happens.  Where's the emoticon for ejaculation?


No, it's only CONSERVATIVEs that have to apologize. Has ANYONE apologized for comments made about conservative women? (RE: Bill-asswipe-Maher who DEFENDED Rush)

Anyway, I signed the petition, and I'm hearing this morning that the blitz against Rush was started by the neo-socialist-commie mother-fuckers at Media Matters. Also hearing that most of the list they put out was fabricated, and most of what was true was true for local markets, not his national show.

As a former extremeist leftist, I hated Rush with a fucking passion. I despised him. Then I started listening. What he says makes sense. What he provided was balance to the leftist lamestream media and JournoList. Rush makes you THINK, as opposed to leftist media that espouses party dogma and narrative. For those that don't want to think, keep watching CNN.
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The Invisible Male

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Mar 08, 2012, 07:57 AM Last Edit: Mar 08, 2012, 08:18 AM by The Invisible Male
I wouldn't call Don Imus a conservative.  Just like Rush, he's made disparaging remarks and used derogatory words about men every day of his decades-long career, but it was a comment about a group of women, not even a specific woman, that made him apologize for the first time in his career after losing sponsors and having the governor of New Jersey almost get killed crashing at 90 mph on the way to a meeting about the incident just so the governor could earn some angel wings with the female voters, just like Obama had to call that slut and give her sympathy so he could get some election-year angel wings.

Other similarities:  They are both old white men who made comments (jokingly in Imus' case) about "innocent" little college women, in one case a basketball team who looked like sluts, and in the other case an activist who acts like a slut.  Notice the headlines always label Sandra Fluke as a college student rather than a political activist to give her an air of innocence and to try to portray her as a private citizen rather than a public figure so she can try to sue Rush for slander.  Also the Rutgers sluts totally cleaned up their ghetto look for ther public appearances.  What, were they afraid that Imus had a legitimate point (especially when he compared the Rutgers team to the Tennessee team, who he thought looked nicer.)
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Quentin0352

It is simple, liberals can do it, but conservatives can't. The perfect examples would be the praising of Strom Thurmond at a PRIVATE birthday party required a tour apologizing for being a supposed racist all over the USA and on various shows to include BET. Praising Sen. Byrd on the senate floor was OK though he was an actual KKK recruiter.

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