Should Glenn Beck burn copies of the movie "Taxi Driver"?

[Boojatta]

[rrneck]

1. You talkin' to me? nt

[Boojatta]

7. Yes

[rrneck]

8. I don't see nobody else here.

You must be talkin' to me.

[Fumesucker]

2. Boojatta's back..

[Jack Rabbit]

3. Why, yes, by all means (other yes)

After we're finished being outraged at a clearly self-serving publicity stunt by the rodeo clown, we can have a meaningful critical discussion of a fine work or art.

[Angry Dragon]

4. The option that I would have liked to have seen

glenn beck should burn in the everlasting fires of hell, to burn forever in a fiery pit of brimstone and hell fire
To have his flesh slowly burned from his body numerous times a day and a day lasts forever

Just a thought

[mitchum]

5. Beck would probably like to keep Steven Prince's scene as the gun dealer...

"Now here's a little honey"

[Boojatta]

6. Kick because three votes isn't enough.

[saltpoint]

9. Excellent poll, Boojatta.

I'm going to say 'yes.'

It's obvious to me that Robert De Niro did too good a job in that film. I think the problem is that he has significant talent and had the audacity to apply it to the role. The result is that the film itself is a dagger aimed at the heart of Glenn Beck, even though Beck's national fame didn't come for some years later.

Still, the connection is plain as day. As hookers are to the Duke LaCrosse team, so is censorship to the Olive Garden, I always say.

Those Hollywood liberals will stop at nothing!