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Limbaugh has millions of loyal listeners and is a powerful voice among grassroots Republicans. - BBC
This is an example of the many euphemisms used to protect groups who might otherwise be reasonably identified as the stupid, bigoted, and superstitious. All mainstream media use them. Any ideas about standing up to the language of PC?
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Permalink Reply by Will Faithless Sophia on -
"Christian Theocrats" would be more appropriate.
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Permalink Reply by Phil on -
I ran into a few dittoheads who weren't religious, just old, angry, bigoted and mysogynist. Certainly, theocrats make up a hefty part of his base. I can't imagine having a conversation with a Limbaugh fan.
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Permalink Reply by Phil on
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It looks like Limbaugh has support. I'm amazed that this is not Limbaugh's McCarthy Moment. There are a lot of disgusting people in GBA, enough to save his bacon it would seem.
She needs to sue both of these pigs - Gary McCoy and Rush Limbaugh!
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Permalink Reply by Phil on
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Thank you! It's so nice to have A/N to bring outrage and enthusiasm to. Without places like this, you can feel like you're in a society in the last stages of a successful alien pod replacement take-over.
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Permalink Reply by Richard ∑wald on -
Here, let's fix this.
Limbaugh has millions of loyal listeners and is a powerful voice among grassroots Republicans.
^a legion of ditto heads ^loudmouth ^fascist right-wingers
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Permalink Reply by Richard ∑wald on
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I was going to change "Limbaugh" into some kinda' profanity, …but I couldn't think of a dysphemism more profane than "Limbaugh"…
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Permalink Reply by Pat on -
Limbaugh(The draft dodging, drug addict, disgusting pervert who goes to the Caribbean to have underage sex using other people’s boner medicine) has millions ofloyal listeners(gullible morons who will believe anything they are told) and is a powerfulvoice(propaganda minister) amonggrassroots Republicans(the rubes).
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Permalink Reply by Phil on
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Okay, I give you the lead at this point; excellent translation and analysis. If only they could do it on MSNBC.
There are so may euphemisms for the angry bigoted morons. I heard a new one in a news analysis last night - "the uninformed of the South" in the context of buying into Gingrich's gasoline price scheme.
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Permalink Reply by Richard ∑wald on
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Sometimes a picture's worth a thousand politically incorrect words...
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