DesideriScuri -> RE: War is Peace (Orwell, 1984) (9/3/2013 7:09:31 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DomKen So in your opinion a man who wants to eradicate progressives, murder a film maker and a Congresswoman is not violent? What precisely would it take for him to be, in your opinion, advocating violence? I suppose you've never been so angry that you felt like choking someone (in a non-BDSM intent). Good on you. Advocating violence, imo, requires more than what Beck said. And, in the body of work that I have heard (admittedly, it's been a couple years since I've been a regular listener), his calls for non-violent (aka peaceful) protests were all I ever heard. That is advocating non-violence. He was calling for his listeners to not be violent. You've listened to Beck and didn't see through the fake, don't do anything violent" statements? Really? The guy spends hours each day, radio, formerly TV and now on his internet "channel" telling his audience how Obama and progressives are engaged in a conspiracy to destroy the republic and the American way of life that only he knows about and that they are mostly powerless to resist and you really think he is not encouraging his listeners to take violent action? What then do you think he expects? What would a rational human being expect from that situation? Everything anyone sees or hears is immediately filtered through our own prejudices, beliefs, etc. What you see as "fake" may not be seen as "fake" by others. I assume this is true regardless of the political leanings of the receiver or the presenter. That is, I can listen to Maddow and will likely interpret her musings differently than you would. Thus, we will disagree on this, and there is likely no way we'll ever see eye to eye. That is, until you take the blinders off and realize that my side is correct. [:D]
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