Rush Limbaugh: Banks Are The Victim!

[Joanne98]

Run time: 04:42 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ziQH7H06p4   Posted on YouTube: April 28, 2010 By YouTube Member: TheYoungTurks Views on YouTube: 2788   Posted on DU: April 28, 2010 By DU Member: Joanne98 Views on DU: 936

 

[hobbit709]

1. If I said what Rush is the victim of, it would get deleted.

[Vinnie From Indy]

2. That piece of shit simply argues what is the opposite of everything decent, moral and good

His schtick is as old as time itself. I swear all Dittoheads need a membership shirt with the words "I'm with STUPID" and an arrow pointing to the neckhole.

[florida08]

3. lol

Say it on MSNBC Cenk

[dotymed]

4. Class Envy?

You mean that America isn't a "classless society", rush? I've heard you claim that in the past. What would motivate a person(?) to get paid $23 million a year to misinform the public? Could it be that rush was envious of the wealthy and decided to do whatever it took to make that obscene salary?

[JoshieR]

5. I was just talking to my co-worker today about Goldman...

...and he had to nerve to say to me, "Well, the government is the problem. They allowed Goldman to do this." While I agree that the government has grown weak in enforcement, to say that Goldman is not a problem really struck me as comopletely idiotic. If someone comes in and steals your television, don't blame the police for not protecting you, blame the person who stole your television. The lack of action of the police is a whole other issue.

What really bothers me about this, though, is that I have a feeling that nothing will come of these hearings anyway. No Goldman employees will do any serious jail time. Someone steals your TV and gets thrown in jail, someone steals billions from millions of people, they MIGHT loose their job (with severance pay).

/depressed.

[Plucketeer]

6. A Rush can be a good thing

You can initiate one by over-indulging in prunes.