- We're going to let you destroy your life. We're going
to make it easy and then all of us who accept the responsibilities of life
and don't destroy our lives on drugs, we'll pay for whatever messes you
get into." -- Rush Limbaugh show, Dec. 9, 1993
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- "I'm appalled at people who simply want to look
at all this abhorrent behavior and say people are going to do drugs anyway
let's legalize it. It's a dumb idea. It's a rotten idea and those who are
for it are purely 100 percent selfish." -- Rush Limbaugh show, Dec
9, 1993
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- "If (Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders) wants to legalize
drugs, send the people who want to do drugs to London and Zurich, and let's
be rid of them." -- Rush Limbaugh show, Dec 9, 1993
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- "There's nothing good about drug use. We know it.
It destroys individuals. It destroys families. Drug use destroys societies.
Drug use, some might say, is destroying this country. And we have laws
against selling drugs, pushing drugs, using drugs, importing drugs. And
the laws are good because we know what happens to people in societies and
neighborhoods which become consumed by them. And so if people are violating
the law by doing drugs, they ought to be accused and they ought to be convicted
and they ought to be sent up.
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- "What this says to me is that too many whites are
getting away with drug use. Too many whites are getting away with drug
sales. Too many whites are getting away with trafficking in this stuff.
The answer to this disparity is not to start letting people out of jail
because we're not putting others in jail who are breaking the law. The
answer is to go out and find the ones who are getting away with it, convict
them and send them up the river, too." -- Rush Limbaugh show, Oct.
5, 1995
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- http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?channelid=65&contentid=960&page=2
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- Comment
- From Leon Fisher
- 10-11-3
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- Another One Bites The Dust...
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- The man who harried and harassed the Clintons for eight
years. The man who demonized the so called liberal establishment everyday
for over a decade. The man who has become the unofficial spokesman for
the Bush family and the Republican party.
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- The man who daily heaped scorn on those less fortunate
in our society who he labelled as weak and lazy. The man who holds in contempt
those who show compassion for the weak, the poor, the disenfranchised.
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- The man who called those who would try to save our environment
as Wackos. The man who everyday, on the behalf of the un-elected liars
he serves, calls for an illegal and unjustified war for profit, whose victims
are mostly the powerless and innocent.
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- The man who earned millions shilling for the thieves
and swindlers who sit in the White House, in Congress and the Senate. The
man who praises the greedy corporate ceo crowd whose loyalty is not to
their country or fellow citizen but to the the almighty dollar.
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- The man who cries about how overtaxed his billionaire
corporate buddies are while millions of American jobs disappear overseas.
The man who plays golf and smokes expensive cigars while everyday more
Americans become homeless.The man who gives his audience exactly what they
want, "Bullshit!"
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- Well, folks, it looks like the all powerful Maha Rushie,
The Doctor Of Democracy, The Dean Of The Institute Of Conservative Studies
and so on turns out to be a weakling no different then those poor souls
he has viciously criticized for years. Pray for this fake, phoney, fraud,
hypocrite devoted ditto heads, as he never did and never will for the less
fortunate among us.
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- Leon Fisher
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- Comment
- From Daniel Bollhoefer
- 10-11-3
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- Sorry, Jeff, but I don't buy the BS about Rush Limbaugh.
I'm guessing that he is checking himself into a treatment center to save
his ass from being prosecuted.
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- I used to be one of his staunchest defenders, but I finally
concluded that he is intellectually dishonest--period. He claims to be
a conservative--whatever that means--but he does not claim to be a constitutionalist.
Like democrats and republican alike, he wraps himself in the constitution
ONLY when it serves his purpose.
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- If there can be a law against inciting a riot, I cannot
understand why there is no law against inciting a war, which he has done
relentlessly.
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- His contradictions--like his frequent use of profanity
while not allowing callers to swear, his constantly reading articles while
forbidding others to read articles, his claim not to prohibit criticism
while silently cutting people off with the flip of a switch--totally disgust
me. I sincerely wonder if all the drugs have not affected his brain.
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- I suspect that his often-quoted Nexus search could find
numerous cases where other people--without his wealth--have been imprisoned
for using and abusing prescription drugs, especially when illegally purchased.
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- Limbaugh claims not to be a victim, but he is a victim
of his own hypocrisy.
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- I remember being surprised to hear the term "hate
radio," but he, along with Michael Savage, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly,
Michael Reagan and others have absolutely poisoned our airways with lies,
hate and war.
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- If Limbaugh feels pain,...no one could be more deserving.
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- Comment
- From David Le Meur
- 10-12-3
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- Dear Jeff,
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- I am kind of sad at the hate-filled reactions to Rush
Limbaugh's addiction to prescribed medicines. As a
sober alcholic (5 yrs), I promise you to wish that
someone have an addiction is barbaric - just as wishing
pain on someone.
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- It is remarkable that apparently the First Amendment
is only for a choosen few, who?
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- It is remarkable that apparently tolerence, compassion
and bare bones basic Christian love is only for a
choosen few, who?
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- I suppose if I had to have a label it would be conservative-libertarian
- I can't stomach what politics have become. I have started
3 businesses, created 100s of jobs and 'unretired'
twice already - all of this from a pennyless emotional
bottom of eating 'used' food as a dishwasher and waking
up in my own urine every morning.
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- If those self-appointed activists would stop trying to
figure out how to steal my achievement and create
their own the world will be far better off. And, yes,
I think the - 25% off the top and NOT claimed on taxes - charity
is between God and I - not the IRS and anyone.
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- David L. in recovery
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- Comment
- From Bob Morse
- 10-12-3
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- OK, all you blowhard liberals out there who are just
jumping for joy over the situation Mr. Limbaugh is in. Your behavior is
pretty disgusting to say the least. Let's not forget that these drugs
were doctor prescribed at first for pain from back surgery and are highly-addictive.
Now, you think he's a hypocrite? Not so fast. I don't hear him out
there screaming from the mountain tops that drugs should be legal now,
like your former morally-bankrupt Surgeon General (J. Elders). The difference
is that you people will blame everyone else for your shortcomings and Mr.
Limbaugh has taken full responsibility for his actions - and that is someone
who has great character.
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- Oh, bullshit, huh? He's probably given more to charity
than you will ever earn in a lifetime, so don't give me any of that non-compassion
crap. So, who do you call the 'less fortunate'? People who sit back
and complain about everything that happens to them? Or, how about people
who sit on there asses all day believing that the Government owes them
something. So, get a grip, pal, those are the people he is referring to.
Oh, and by the way, we are all over-taxed not just the millionaires.
Let's face it, you can't stand him because his light exposes the darkness
of self-pity that you hide behind.
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- Mr. Limbaugh and people in this country with character
like him, will always fight back and blame nobody. People like you will
give up, blame everyone and just fade away.
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Comment
Alton Raines
10-12-03
The criminalization of drug use/abuse is the handiwork of morons and those
who wish to reap some sort of profit, at some end, from the downward spiral
and disease. My only hope is that Rush's addiction to narcotics will shed
new light on the continuing problem of drugs and justice system, because
Rush won't serve a single day in jail, and yet hundreds of thousands of
others not of his financial strata will serve long, harsh jail terms for
the exact same and even lesser drug "violations." We need a 'Bastille'
in America... bad!
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