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Ok, lol. My side? That would the side that doesn't see Fred the mechanic as the evil bitch slayer of the American dream and oppressor of Stulevaliet, child of Mark and Amy who think Fred is a billionaire and should build Stully a new school?

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RUSH: Okay, there's "pay forward." It's a new term the liberals are starting to revive and use and throw out there. Now, you don't need me to refute this, but I'm still going to do it. (interruption) "Who does she think she is?" This is a... Snerdley asks, "Who does she think she is?" She thinks that she is an elitist! She is one of the master smartest people in the world. She is an arrogant, condescending, conceded snob who has profound resentment. I mean, to be guided by, "Nobody ever..." Somebody seeking the Kennedy seat saying this, "Nobody ever got rich on his own"? What this is, Marx had a thing called surplus value. This is Marxism, pure and simple, and the surplus value of the... Marx's belief is that workers, laborers, are getting screwed by not getting any of the profits of the company, only their wages.


Obama is surrounded by people like this. But what she is saying and the reason these people have to be defeated, is saying is that since the government, quote, unquote, "pays for the basics," such as roads, that the government thus controls everything. This is why they want their hooks in the school curriculum via the school lunch program. If they can make a claim that they, the government -- not the people being the government, but they, the stewards of government -- are paying for anything, then they can control everything. So in her mind, and what guides this thinking, there is no escaping government intervention and control if some aspect of the government touches all of us. You are born in a public hospital? The government owns you! That's an example of this kind of thinking.

If there weren't a hospital built by the rest of us, you might not have survived childbirth. Therefore, we own you. Therefore, you owe us. And this is the rationale that they use. Now, of course in her example here, a robber baron came along and built a factory and is selfishly capitalizing on everybody else's labor, none of his own. She forgets that this factory owner and factory builder also paid taxes that built the roads and the infrastructure around, and so did his employees. I think it's a great thing for everybody to hear. This grand total of maybe 55 seconds of audio is one of the best teaching aids that I, El Rushbo, have ever had the opportunity to share with you throughout the 23-year history of this program. This "social contract" business, too. That's more Marxist and leftist lingo.

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RUSH: Elizabeth Warren -- I'll let you hear these sound bites again -- seeking a seat in the United States Senate, she's the presumptive Democrat nominee running against Scott Brown, and she's going house to house in a meet-the-people sort of thing, a talking tour, and she was caught Sunday saying this.

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RUSH: Okay, there's "pay forward." It's a new term the liberals are starting to revive and use and throw out there. Now, you don't need me to refute this, but I'm still going to do it. (interruption) "Who does she think she is?" This is a...

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RUSH: You moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for.  Now, this woman has been an Obama advisor.  She oversaw TARP, appointed by Harry Reid, teacher at Harvard, Rutgers University law school, law review.  Ms. Warren, those trucks that were manufactured to lay the asphalt, or cement to make those roads, those trucks were made by the private sector.  Those trucks were made by some other evil factory owner.  She uses the example of a factory, but now let's go to the automobile manufacturers, the truck makers, somebody else who couldn't have done it on his or her own without all the rest of us.  The clothing worn by the people building the roads and the security forces protecting the factory owner from the marauding bands, made by people in the private sector.  The same with the gasoline in the trucks and the diesel in the trucks, all of it came from the private sector.


Not any of it, zilch, came from the government.  Ms. Warren, the government doesn't have any money until it takes it from people first.  But this notion that we're all just one giant commune is the justification for the redistribution of wealth.  This whole notion of paying forward is based on a premise that you can't pay it back, you can't pay back what was done for you, so you have to pay it forward to other people who didn't actually directly help you.  This is a spirited way of justifying the redistribution of wealth.  The cement, the asphalt, all of the materials necessary to build these precious roads that this robber baron factory owner unfairly used, the money, all of it, originated in the private sector.


Nobody got rich on his own.  The factory owner and his employees pay taxes.  What is so difficult to understand about this?  She doesn't understand it, primarily she doesn't want to understand it.  Not only did the business pay taxes, but the owner, the factory owner, paid taxes personally as well.  And, by the way, is the only thing taxes pay for is education, roads and police protection?  Is that it?  If that's all our taxes paid for, Elizabeth, my, we'd be pretty cool with that.  No, we gotta give money away to Solyndra.  We have to have 16 different school lunch programs, so forth and so on.  But this is the liberal justification for class warfare, for class envy, for redistribution of wealth, for taking, because nobody really deserves what they have.  Nobody should have anything more than anybody else because everybody always does it on the backs of other people.  The biggest, most successful people in the world couldn't have done it -- and this is Obama's worldview of the United States, I might add, when he runs around the world and apologizes, his view of the United States is exactly Elizabeth Warren's view of the factory owner in this sound bite.  I want to replay this and every time you hear her talk about the factory owner I want you to substitute the word "country."  And then think of America.  For example, when she says nobody got rich on their own, you just listen to it and you substitute country for factory owner, make the appropriate substitutions, and this is exactly how Obama looks at this country and the rest of the world.

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RUSH: You moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. Now, this woman has been an Obama advisor. She oversaw TARP,

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RUSH: Okay, there's "pay forward." It's a new term the liberals are starting to revive and use and throw out there.

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A "new term"? Do you really want to go with that assertion?

How do you have a "new term" that is also being revived?

And how many republicans have used the same expression?

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

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RUSH: Okay, there's "pay forward." It's a new term the liberals are starting to revive and use and throw out there.

A "new term"? Do you really want to go with that assertion?

How do you have a "new term" that is also being revived?

And how many republicans have used the same expression?

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ORIGINAL: SternSkipper

And still none of that expert knowledge on Oxycontin... Ya'd think he'd at least clue you in to whether you snort em or  cook and shoot em

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Because this is the chief law enforcement officer of the United States...

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Better question - What does your petty ad hominem attack against Rush Limbaugh have to do with his opinion on Elizabeth Warrens Marxist rant
If you hate druggies why not clean your own house first, and quit derailing threads with your personal obsessions with the subject

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I was sexting my pet and realised it had gone into collarme one time, luckily I got to it before anyone saw it

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Relatively new spaz

Everything is relative

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

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RUSH: Okay, there's "pay forward." It's a new term the liberals are starting to revive and use and throw out there.

A "new term"? Do you really want to go with that assertion?

How do you have a "new term" that is also being revived?

And how many republicans have used the same expression?

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If you hate druggies why not clean your own house first, and quit derailing threads with your personal obsessions with the subject