REC if you think that dirtbag Limbaugh should be JAILED or FINED for inciting riots in Denver.

[Danger Mouse]

That disgusting sack of shit has gone TOO FAR this time.
How can that piece of human waste, this toxic sludge dripping down the ass crack of humanity, still be allowed to broadcast hate and invitations to violence?
I think that these latest, disgusting, loathsome comments of his show his complete moral bankruptcy and his willingness to see innocent people hurt as long as it helps his cause.
REC THIS THREAD if you think he should be jailed or fined by the FCC, if not removed from the air, for his disgustingly inhuman behavior.
And let's talk about what we can do, as activists. :hi:
If this is a dupe, I'm sorry!
edit for spelling.

[DangerDave921]

1. Details!!!

What in the world did he say???

I missed this story.

[mod mom]

3. here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3282398

[Plucketeer]

231. I filed a complaint

In it I said I thought it was criminal to call for civil violence. After all, isn't that what "Terurists" do??? :grr:

[TankerKC]

233. Are these Limbaugh's People?

Recreate 68

[Rosa Luxemburg]

237. Limpbaugh should be jailed as a terrorist

[Rosa Luxemburg]

238. Limpbaugh should be jailed as a terrorist

[mod mom]

2. I filed a complaint with the FCC last night.

[Zachstar]

16. EVERYONE needs to do this!

The only way the FCC will consider removing him from the air is if enough people file a complaint with the FCC

[Yes We Did]

168. It won't do any good. The FCC is run by bush...

Colin Powell's son runs it, to my knowledge he's run it since 2004 (nipple-gate). They don't give a shit.

[Broadslidin]

176. When the General pulled out early one morning, the son was also evacuated at the same time....!

:nuke: :hide: :nuke:

[Joe Bacon]

219. Colinoreo's son isn't on the FCC anymore BUT

the Nazi Republican Party has a 3-2 majority and they wont do anything against a fellow Nazi.

We now live in a Christian police state that allows Nazi Republicans carte blanche. We have to do everything we can to stop Lurleen Wallace Clinton from stealing the Democratic nomination and get Obama in!

[XLIXLI]

62. I will file one, show me how....heck, I think thes qualifies him as a ..

National threat and a terrorist. He probably should be arrested immeiately, and taken to GTMO, and held there until after the 2009 Inauguration Ceremony, without charges!!! Then, and only then, Obama or Hillary can let him go to trial on charges of treason, inciting a riot, terrorism, and various and sundry FAA broadcast violations...........should lock him up for 20-30 years......in a place where he can't broadcast his hate and loathing for the American system.

And NO VIAGARA on his diet, in some federal prison where only ugly men are held.

[blayne]

154. Filing a complaint with the FCC:

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

All I have is the link. No additional info on what to include with your complaint. I don't know if it will help...as rhett o rick pointed out below, the chairman is a bush crony.

[nxylas]

179. How do you file a complaint with the FBI?

This goes beyond the FCC, who mainly concern themselves with such threats to our civilisation as someone saying "fuck" on the radio. This should be a law enforcement matter.

[Cha]

122. Thanks mod mom..limpbaughs

thinks he can do anything and his bidding will be done without him ever being held accountable.

[Danger Mouse]

4. 12 recs already? Wow, that was fast...

[Lugnut]

5. K&R n/t

[monmouth]

6. Covering his rather large posterior by saying he "dreams" of riots

in Denver. If this were a dem spouting this vitriol Homeland Security or close to it would be at the door. I want him shut down soooooo badly. I only live a few miles from him, any ideas???? Huh? I'm originally from Jersey and I DO know people...lol.

[Danger Mouse]

8. Make sure this gets national media attention...the more attention it gets...

the more likely this will bite Limbaugh in his ample pockmarked ass.
on edit: NO VIOLENCE AGAINST LIMBAUGH...that is NOT A SOLUTION.
Let's not be like them.

[Zachstar]

28. Um what?

You do know what your post sounds like right?

Clarify AT ONCE!

[Harry Monroe]

73. You live a few miles from this asswipe??

Egg his house for starters. Or, light a bag of dogshit on fire, place on his porch and ring his doorbell!! :) :evilgrin: :headbang:

[monmouth]

75. He lives over the bridge from me, house is pretty well guarded...lol.

[Danger Mouse]

92. probably has a compound...and a litter to carry his bloated ass in.

[pretzel4gore]

180. where does he live?

it's the only thing about bah-humbug worth knowing?

[lisa58]

7. Now this is a worthwhile REC thread

[Danger Mouse]

10. Something that Clinton AND Obama supporters can join hands and sing 'kumbaya' for.

:evilgrin:

[bigwillq]

9. K and R

:bounce:

Wish I could do more to help Rushie get off the airwaves.

[Danger Mouse]

11. Filing a complaint to the FCC is a good place to start, I hear.

[bigwillq]

15. And there's a link below (in another post)

I think I will do just that. :hi:

[Zachstar]

19. It is! PLEASE file a complaint! If enough people do this action will likely happen.

[Innocent Smith]

225. Nothing is going to happen

Sorry, but that is just the way it is. Do you really think the FCC is going to do something? At most they would levy a fine that is less than he makes in 10 minutes.

[madame defarge]

12. Here's the FCC site. Everyone should file a complaint.

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

Get that fat bastard off the airwaves!

[bigwillq]

14. Thanks for the link (nt)

[Zachstar]

29. Everyone PLEASE file a complaint!

[youngharry]

152. Call the FCC-888-225-5322

Call the FCC, toll free at 888-225-5322 or fax free to Chairman Martin at 866-418-0232.

NOW!!!

[defendandprotect]

123. They want a lot of information I'm no clear about . . .

Someone who is familiar with the show might look at the forms?

[rhett o rick]

144. You don't seriously think we can get him off the air? Be serious. The FCC is run by

a Bush crony.

[blayne]

153. That's the biggest problem.

[madame defarge]

195. You're right. I've had second thoughts about this...

and have decided that the best thing to do is to ignore the fat bastard. What he wants is media attention. What he should get is absolutely nothing. Nothing hurts more than if people stop listening. (I know, I know, there will always be idiots who listen...).

[Innocent Smith]

227. He is going to laugh about this on the air

He has been reveling in all the attention his so called "Operation Chaos" is getting. I've heard parts of his show a couple of times in the last couple of weeks and both times he was playing clips of media people talking about him.

[TK421]

13. Was it the oxycontin talking? What a talentless douche-bag

:thumbsdown:

[backscatter712]

17. Hell, yeah! Lock the fucker up for inciting violence to disrupt a democratic election!

That's fucking treason in my book.

Hell, if possible, find a charge that carries the death penalty and give him a date with the fucking needle.

[Zachstar]

23. That can't happen and does not need to happen.

He needs to be thrown in jail. Giving him the death penalty is not only wrong morally but makes him a martyr to the small class of nutjobs that are part of the populace that listens to the show.

Jail not death.

[Danger Mouse]

25. I wouldn't go that far. Let's not stoop as low as, say, Coulter...

who would have a wet dream over that sort of thing.

[pretzel4gore]

182. notice kkkoulter has gone to ground?

she better be afraid. The public should tar/feather the entire nazipooh bunch (the 'conga line of suckholes')

[BreweryYardRat]

215. I don't think it's stooping to Coulter's level to say this.

Stooping to Coulter's level would be saying something like: "Hurr, kill Rush and everyone who listens to him!"

Rush is inciting violence to disrupt a democratic election. That's treason in my book as well. Ideally, he'd be tried, convicted, and hanged. Rush's listeners are just damn fools, and stupidity + poor choice in radio broadcasts isn't a crime.

[KaptBunnyPants]

18. Rec If you think it ain't gonna happen.

There are two sets of laws, at least. His kind doesn't go to jail.

[Danger Mouse]

21. it will NEVER happen if we don't try.

[Meeker Morgan]

20. Without letting Limbaugh off the hook for being a megalomaniac scumbag ...

... do you really think anyone will riot because he says so?

[Zachstar]

26. Yes and it could happen even because he said he was dreaming of riots.

See some of his listeners are beyond help in their devotion to him. They take dreaming of as a sign to take action.

Lets pray to god that does not happen but the risks are there.

And he added that good for America part which makes these idiots think it is patriotic to start a riot.

[susanwy]

66. do you not remember 2000

republican thug disrupter s shut down the recount in Florida because Rush told them too.

This is no different.

[Divine Discontent]

232. oh, them...

you mean these "upset Florida voters"? Always love seeing their false outrage!



No. 1. Tom Pyle, who had worked for Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Tex.), went private sector a few months later, getting a job as director of federal affairs for Koch Industries.

No. 2. Garry Malphrus, No. 2 in the photo, a former staff director of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on criminal justice, is now deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.

No. 3. Rory Cooper, who was at the National Republican Congressional Committee, later worked at the White House Homeland Security Council and was seen last week working for the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

No. 4. Kevin Smith, a former GOP House aide later worked with Voter.com.

No. 5. Steven Brophy, a former GOP Senate aide and then at consulting firm KPMG.

No. 6. Matt Schlapp,a former House aide and then a Bush campaign aide, has risen to be White House political director.

No. 7. Roger Morse, another House aide, moved on to the law and lobbying firm Preston Gates Ellis & Rouvelas Meeds. "I was also privileged to lead a team of Republicans to Florida to help in the recount fight," he told a legal trade magazine in a 2003 interview.

No. 8. Duane Gibson, an aide on the House Resources Committee, was a solo lobbyist and formerly with the Greenberg Traurig lobby operation. He is now with the Livingston Group as a consultant.

No. 9. Chuck Royal was and still is a legislative assistant to Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), a former House member.

No. 10. Layna McConkey Peltier, who had been a Senate and House aide and was at Steelman Health Strategies during the effort, is now at Capital Health Group.


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[Spazito]

22. Why is what he is doing not against the law? Or is it?

Surely there are laws against inciting a riot?

[Danger Mouse]

24. 'Fire in a crowded theater'...speech that incites violence is not protected speech.

[Spazito]

47. Your 'Fire in a crowded theater' point is where my thoughts were....

as I know that is not considered protected speech yet Limbaugh is inciting a riot and is not only not charged but still on the air, it is beyond belief, imo.

[EVDebs]

87. CIA's 'domestic ops' just relocated to Denver. Agents provacateurs here they come !

CIA Plans to Shift Work to Denver
Domestic Division Would Be Moved

By Dana Priest
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, May 6, 2005; Page A21
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/05/AR2005050501860.html

Operation Mockingbird mouthpiece Limbaugh may be giving away the rightwingnut gameplan...but that doesn't seem to matter to these twits in the 'intelligence' community. Can't even police themselves how they gonna police anyone else ?

[Leopolds Ghost]

164. There are anti-war actions planned for Denver, per Google. Looks like RW wants to co-opt them.

This could explain it. And anyone buying into the OP misses the point
completely of what is going on here -- an attempt to discredit the
anti-war movement the same way the Populists and Socialists were
discredited in the late 19th century, by tying them to the losing faction
of an out-of-power political party and setting the dogs loose on each other.

[EVDebs]

240. They did it up in Canada not too long ago. Expect more of the same

Quebec police admit agents posed as protesters
Deny role of undercover officers was to provoke violence at summit of North American leaders
Aug 24, 2007
http://www.thestar.com/News/Canada/article/249429

and lots of Seattle WTO actions were done by agents provacateur

[cloudythescribbler]

205. DEBS -- whatever the "CIA" does is merely the shadow (as in Plato), and not the original form

It is time at this point in history for authentic progressives to confront the original forms, in a collective and serious manner, jettisoning the classical formulation of flagships that, like Lucy and the Football, simply NEVER work (not for the Kennedy assassinations, not for the Lennons facing assassination, not for eggplant-tennis-anyone, not for authentic progressives being systematically suppressed from effective mobilization, not for unblacklisting blacklisted issues or strategies (like a door to door group canvassing across the US against the Iraq War, or for that matter to end absolute poverty ("world hunger"))

Yes, of course, whenever some token concessions are in the pipeline, they are dribbled out specifically to those 'golden boys' who "played by the rules", with rule #1: NO EFFECTIVE AUTHENTIC PROGRESSIVE POLITICS

[Zachstar]

27. Yes and I believe he has crossed into inciting domestic terrorism but that is for a court to decide

Freedom of speech does not give one the freedom to plot harm

[Danger Mouse]

30. Just seeing his bloated ass in court would be a dream come true. n/t

[Zachstar]

31. Well the first step is to make it headlines by getting him off the air with the FCC

File a complaint with the FCC! If they pull him off the air it will get national attention which could lead to the right prosecutors in the government getting a warrant for his arrest.

[Leopolds Ghost]

166. Already you have bought into Bush doctrine. The Chicago 7 are now domestic etc.

Apparently, as are union agitators

(back when unions had the power to strike without "authorization").

[cloudythescribbler]

204. The black-letter on "incitement" in today's federal law is ...

The speech must (1) URGE (2) ACTION which is (3) IMMEDIATE and (4) ILLEGAL

And don't forget, when you chip away at freedom of speech, even noxious speech, like Nazis marching in Skokie, it can and will come around to bite you in the ass (although in the real American, and w/in even the new sds/mds, as in the destruction of the MySpace site I was running, you get bitten in the ass ANYWAY).

Consider attempts to outlaw "racist" speech, illegal in MOST other industrial countries with "democratic" governments (the delegitimizing quotes are not accidental). In Britain, such laws were passed, with overwhelming support in the black community, and then, once passed were used, albeit only rarely -- ALMOST ALWAYS AGAINST BLACK NATIONALISTS!

[salinen]

32. Not me

I want to piss on his grave. Fined or Jailed is too nice.

[Zachstar]

34. He can't be given the death penalty. Not now not ever

So lets just hope he is convicted and sent to a decade or two in jail.

[Danger Mouse]

35. Let's not encourage violence against him, though, okay? As much as he is a silmebag...

violence is definitely NOT okay.

[Zachstar]

39. Amen!

[Liberal Gramma]

33. I'm actually for execution in this case

[Danger Mouse]

37. I disagree. Not execution. Removed from air would be good, jailed even better, but NOT killed.

[Zachstar]

38. Do you realize that by calling for execution you are turning him into a martyr?

Stick with the law. He can't be given the death penalty.

[Liberal Gramma]

44. Kidding. I know it's not a capital crime.

[Zachstar]

51. This is not a joke! People can be seriously hurt if his supporters start a riot thinking it is good

Not a joke at all!

[Liberal Gramma]

70. Zashstar, I'm kidding about the execution part

Of course it's serious. I'd like to see him go to jail for inciting a riot. Sorry if I offended you, I was just venting because I really, really hate Limbaugh.

[Rockholm]

36. Thank You for a UNITING thread!!!!

Now this is what DU is about.

[Danger Mouse]

40. Hey, THIS is the kind of person DUer's can ALL hate.

:D

[Zachstar]

43. Well let us not just post on a forum let us send a complaint to the FCC!

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html


Getting him off the air or given a HUGE fine is the first step towards his arrest. Because his going off the air will gain national news which will get ALOT of other people calling for his arrest and the .gov will take more notice.

Then they can see what kind of evidence is valid for a warrant against him.


He damned himself in my view with saying this after praising his operation chaos deal.

[Zachstar]

41. Amen! Let us all unite and encourage other progressive sites to note the FCC complaint link

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html


If we ALL take the time to note our concerns to the FCC they will have an mountain of complaints against rush and could take action!

[Rockholm]

42. I agree.

[d00mzday]

48. Complaint Filed!

Free speech is one thing, but when someone sits on the airwaves encourages, and tries to organize a riot, then this should concern us all.
When one threatens the safety of our women, children, and men, then everyone should complain. The country has enough problems. We don't need this kind of selfish crap on the airwaves from a idiot who's head is about to explode.

[Zachstar]

49. This is an echo chamber. The good is done by file a complaint with the FCC

[mhoran]

130. Complaint Filed

[bigbrother05]

45. Complaint filed

[Zachstar]

50. Thank you! Everyone PLEASE do the same!

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

[Jed Dilligan]

46. Maybe he can be cellies with Wesley Snipes.

:hide:

K/R

[Danger Mouse]

53. Isn't it sick that Snipes is going to jail, while Limbaugh breaks the law again and again...

and is free as a bird?

[Jed Dilligan]

77. Yes, it is sick

though I'm not a big fan of tax evaders, nor a big fan of locking up addicts. I know the court system didn't act the way it did because it feels the way I do.

[Heathen57]

52. Rec #57

It is illegal to incite a riot. That is what they used to use against us protesters, at least the leaders.

Throw that fat-boil-infested ass in jail. Maybe he can give a show about dropping the soap in the shower while he's in there.

[Danger Mouse]

54. Prison-rape jokes aren't funny.

[Irishonly]

55. I Filed A Complaint With the FCC

The problem with that dirt bag he will whine entertainer and he will probably get by with it. I can't stand that awful man.

[Danger Mouse]

56. He might get away with it, but at least we can turn up the heat on him...

[Irishonly]

61. I also complained

to KFI which carries his show. I think they are owned by ABC so I doubt it did anything but I felt better.

[Zachstar]

58. Not if the FCC gets a mountain of Complaints

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

[Danger Mouse]

57. Front page and growing strong! File a complait with the FCC to show your support even more!

[Zachstar]

59. Link here

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

[Danger Mouse]

60. Thanks for the support, and the link

:pals:

[liberaldem4ever]

63. Absolutely he needs to be prosecuted K&R

Is it making terroristic threats to tell people to riot? I would think it would be-people get killed in riots and property is destroyed. Does he think since he got away with doctor shopping he can get away with anything? Throw the book at him. He deserves it. I heard someone say on the Stephanie Miller show today that you can go the FCC website and make a complaint. We all should do it.

[Nitrogenica]

64. I filed a complaint with the fcc last night, and your damn right, I'm following up on that complaint

[KSinTX]

65. Who among his listeners would even be in Denver?

There aren't a whole lot of Progressive Dems who listen to his show. Those who do are only doing so to debunk his worthless bile.

[lunatica]

67. Yup! Yup! Yuppity Yup! Filed nt

[Zachstar]

71. Thanks! Everyone please do so!

[Jackpine Radical]

68. I don't think Rush is a dirtbag, and I resent your saying so.

My wife sometimes actually buys bags of dirt to plant things in, but she would never bring home a bag of Limbaugh. Well, maybe she'd make an exception if she got to sever the bag from him herself with one of her pruning instruments.

[cliffordu]

69. Abso Fucking Lootley!!! Isn't inciting riots terrorism, now??

General Population, any maximum security prison works for me.

[nankerphelge]

139. sorry

not quick with the irony this evening.

[sasquatch]

72. I called the Denver PD yesterday and reported what he said

[lisa58]

79. Good move - what did they say?

This is actually a federal crime (if it's a crime) because he broadcasted from Florida nationally.

Is there an FBI office in Denver?

[sasquatch]

82. They said they would have their investigators look into it

[GoldieAZ49]

74. It has been threatened here for 2 months

It would delight no one more then Rush and the RW

[Danger Mouse]

78. We have to be careful of possible RW agitators...

[Dyllyn]

76. Laugh my ass off

I remember once that bald fat piece of shite once called a topless feminist on the NY subway ugly . Look in the mirrot . Your head looks like a penis sticking out of a pait of y fronts ya ugly crunt .

[Kajsa]

80. Absolutely, Elrond!

Here's my take on it--

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=102&topic_id=3282398&mesg_id=3284146

Why isn't HS on his butt?

K&R.

:pals:

[redtornado]

81. Almost everyone sounds nuts on this thread

The FCC isnt gonna take him off the air, hes not getting arrested, and hes gonna use all these quotes to show how progressives love free speech as long as you agree with them. Did anyone want Bill Maher arrested for wishing someone would kill Dick Cheney?

If you dont like what Rush says, do what I do, TURN HIM OFF.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

83. What's more nuts...

Complaining about someone who's inciting a riot or inciting people to riot?

Threats of violence are not covered under free speech.

[Kajsa]

88. That's right, G of G.

As far as I know, it's also against the law.

Big difference, here!

[Leopolds Ghost]

161. What about threats by the anti-war movement to shut down the RNC?

Oh, you guys forgot about the anti-war movement in your zeal to pick a chosen candidate.

I love to read and post about this primary contest because of my zeal not
to see a DLC in the White House again, but there are larger more important
issues at work. You seem to think civil disobedience has never achieved
anything and should be discarded in favor of pinning your hopes on a
chosen political candidate.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

236. Sorry...I don't believe riots are covered by free speech.

I don't care who's doing the rioting.

[TheCowsCameHome]

105. Enjoy your brief stay, Freeper

[baby_mouse]

172. What does he expect? NT

[pretzel4gore]

186. 28 years since regan...was put in as front man

you're damn right some of us are nutz.....pxychopathic is more like it. The nazipoohs have one charm-they're everywhere, and being cowards, they die a thousand deaths just watching their backs waiting for it

[Lil Missy]

84. k&r

[mcollier]

86. Does he still lead

the Christian political movement? What a fat pig...

[calimary]

85. Why can't I recommend this more than once? Why can't we ALL???????????

FUCKER.

[Danger Mouse]

91. Calling him garbage is an insult to all that fine upstanding trash out there.

[Kurovski]

89. K and a great big R.

There's other shit he should probably be in the can for, too.

But I guess you get a lot of breaks in life when you've got a chronic anal cyst problem.

[Danger Mouse]

93. He IS a chornic anal cyst.

[Kurovski]

96. I can't think of an argument to counter that.

Even basic biology is turned on its head.

[me b zola]

90. My vote is for jailed.

#124 :thumbsup:

[paparush]

94. Fined, Jailed, Waterboarded (Hey, freedom tickles..), Fined some more

Take away his Hillbilly Heroin too.

[Danger Mouse]

95. Make the piggy squeal.

:P

[Liberty Belle]

97. Send Keith Olbermann, Jon Stewart, Air America, Ed Shultz; links here:

[e-mail]
Jon Stewart [e-mail]

You can reach the Air America hosts here or better yet, call in:

http://airamerica.com/

Also try Ed Schulz show at http://www.bigeddieradio.com/

Urge all of them to ask listeners/viewers to contact the FCC, FBI, etc and demand that disciplinary action be taken against Limbaugh for inciting a riot over the public airways.


:kick:

[Shae]

98. He should be banned from broadcasting anywhere.

[greyghost]

99. Complaint filed! Thanks for the link. K&R

[Frisbee]

100. A big, fat K&R !

Perhaps start with a $1,000,000 fine and some serious jail time, none of this 30 days BS, and NOT at some country club type facility.

[Somawas]

101. Nobody believes in Freedom of Speech?

FCC complaint? Good. Boycott his advertisers? By all means. Write his outlets and complain? Sure. But prosecute? NO!

[Zachstar]

116. Do you not understand US law?

What if someone said on their air they wanted a person harmed? What if they were giving out info that could be used to destroy? What if classified info was being leaked? What if they were putting defamatory statements out?

I'm sick of this idea the neocons put forward that because you get behind a microphone you are automatically protected from any and all legal action.

[Somawas]

132. I think I understand US law pretty damn good.

If someone says that he wants a person harmed, so what? That is not "speech brigaded with action" so as to constitute some kind of threat of harm.
"Giving out info that could be used to destroy"-not sure what you're talking ab out.
"Classified info leaked" that isn't what Rush is doing.
Defamatory statements are actionable, but, if the person defamed is a public figure, the burden of proof is high.

Rush's speech is despicable, and any of a number of actions are appropriate. Prosecution is not one of them.

I have no idea what you are talking about about neocons and immunity from legal action.

I remember the 1968 Democratic convention. It was a cop riot, not a demonstrator riot. And it was started by Mayor Daly and the Chicago PD. Were you there?

Oh, and I know which states my law license is good in. How about you?

[lastliberalintexas]

136. THANK YOU

From one member of the bar to the other. You, me and the ACLU would be there to defend his despicable rear end from such a prosecution.

I see that Voltaire isn't very popular on DU these days. :shrug:

[Leopolds Ghost]

167. What would the Founding Fathers think? Jefferson & Sam Adams were known to ADVOCATE rioting n/t

[cloudythescribbler]

208. Oh my God! Another serious reference to freedom of speech -- this stuff might spread! nt

[cloudythescribbler]

207. No, calling for harm against an individual (at least in theory) differs from general "riot" stuff ..

for example, an individual might have standing to sue for damages.

Of course, they never do diddly in the protection of authentic progressives, especially from underground incitement against them.

Welcome to the United States of Taco Belle! (Yes, Virginia, it is a slur against one of the world's great cuisines).

[cloudythescribbler]

206. Wow, the first thread I've found so far arguing the freedom of speech side

and don't think any complaints to the FCC (should they really be regulating radio waves' content like that?) won't be used against authentic progressives. After all, truth is the first casualty of any censorship, and the MOST reasonable progressive speech is equated with the WORST of reactionary speech, or, by Tories, even with bombs & such.

[DinahMoeHum]

102. Section 802 of the US PATRIOT Act (re domestic terrorism)

http://epic.org/privacy/terrorism/hr3162.html


(snip)
SEC. 802. DEFINITION OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM.

(a) DOMESTIC TERRORISM DEFINED- Section 2331 of title 18, United States Code, is amended--

(1) in paragraph (1)(B)(iii), by striking `by assassination or kidnapping' and inserting by mass destruction, assassination, or kidnapping;

(2) in paragraph (3), by striking `and';

(3) in paragraph (4), by striking the period at the end and inserting; and; and

(4) by adding at the end the following:

(5) the term `domestic terrorism' means activities that--

(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;

(B) appear to be intended--

(i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;

(ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion; or

(iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and

(C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.


Why don't we just call the FBI to report this and hoist the fat fucker on his own petard??

:evilgrin:

[Zachstar]

108. Looks like it fits tho a court will have to decide that.

BTW you can contact the FBI and let them know of your thoughts as a concerned citizen.

[cloudythescribbler]

210. Here's a mantra for u -- on each exhale while meditating: "I trust the FBI on free speech issues"

[Leopolds Ghost]

162. Because THAT WOULD LEGITIMIZE SIMILAR ACTION against Anti-War marchers whom Rush is speaking of

And attempting to take credit for in the upcoming DNC and RNC imbroglios
that are sure to occur, especially if Hillary takes it to the convention
and Obamites side with people who will be in the streets anyhow

(remember, the RNC is in MINNEAPOLIS this year -- remember the last time
they decided to host a major shindig in a liberal US city? Oh, did Rush
think this would only be in Denver? What a fool he is... Google is his
friend!!!)

[cloudythescribbler]

211. Uh oh -- that's the third "free speech" cockroach I've seen -- quick! get an exterminator!

This could be some kind of trend ....

Seriously, I'm amazed this isn't at least hotly debated in a forum like DU

[cloudythescribbler]

209. what lousy wording of what lousy laws!

"primarily" within the jurisdiction?????

[Politicalboi]

103. And Randi Rhodes

Gets suspended for telling what Hillary REALLY is.

[TheCowsCameHome]

104. Agreed. I have filed a complaint.

I hope this piece of rotting shit is the first victim, if violence does occur.

[Zachstar]

110. You can't say that!

Don't you get it? That gives them ammo to say that rush is just being taken off the air by "Dem liberals that want to see him dead"

Keep it clean! He needs to be arrested and tried in a court of law not harmed.

[TheCowsCameHome]

120. I happen to think it would be ironic if this backfired on him.

He's not going to be arrested.

But a good spanking by the FCC would be nice.

Calm down.

[liberal N proud]

106. Thrown off the air, prosecuted for inciting a riot and locked up

WITHOUT his DRUGS

[Zachstar]

121. Medical Drugs in proper doses as approved by a doctor must be given.

A big reason why having so many people jailed for things like drug laws is so costly to the taxpayer.

Now remember this ALL has to go through a court process that because he is a BIG name with a BIG law team will take years.

The first step is to get him suspended by the FCC or extremely heavily fined. You do this by noting your concerns with the FCC http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html If they get enough people asking for action and they find reasonable evidence to do so they MAY take action.

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

[lonestarnot]

107. Punk pig needs to be.

[ZombieHorde]

109. I don't think that he should be jailed for what he said.

[trickyguy]

111. I claim ignorance. How do I file a complaint with the FCC?? Never done it before.

Several people here have filed complaints. That's great.

But several people like myself are asking for help with this.

Let's work together.:pals:

[Zachstar]

117. You can find info on how to do it here

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html

[krkaufman]

112. Well, I'd say it's a bit more hazardous than seeing a nipple ...

... so he -- and his company -- should be fined, at a minimum, if not suspended from broadcasting for some period of time. Incitement to riot is a bit of a problem.

[Condem]

113. Elrond

Let it go. The more attention he gets means he's winning.

[babydollhead]

114. kick

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

115. it makes me mad that he uses OUR airwaves to do this

we need the fairness doctrine restored.

[Zachstar]

119. This is beyond the fairness doctrine its about violating the public trust

Public airwaves MUST be used in the name of promoting the overall good of the United States

Entertainment (Morale)

News (Civic Duty)

Politics (Civics)

Emergency Broadcast System (Required for Public Safety)

etc...

That is not some fantasy crap. That is law

[cloudythescribbler]

212. "promoting the overall good of the US" -- as defined by whom? W Bush? nt

[concerned canadian]

118. this tactic has been done before

Does anyone remember the WTO protests in Seattle? I wasn't there but i watched the tv coverage and thought

it strange that the black masked 'protesters' who were smashing store windows were coincidentally followed

around by tv cameras and then there was almost instantaneous attack by the police, tanks, tear gas. For the

casual unschooled observer, it seemed as if the protesters 'started it' or gave the police a reason to use

such heavy police tactics. The vast majority of the protesters were peaceful except for (paid?) shit disturbers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdRlOfNIBh0

[mcg]

125. In Canada as well, the police were caught "red footed",

I say that instead of red handed because they were identified by their police boots.

Quebec police admit they went undercover at Montebello protest
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x2964654

[whistle]

124. Both, a big fine because he did it for the money and jailed because

...it is treason and a felony to insight riots which can destroy community property and potentially bring harm to individuals or groups of individuals

[aquarius dawning]

126. I suspect it will come to that whether he instigated it or not.

[efhmc]

127. I will always believe/know that he caused Oklahoma City.

[Danger Mouse]

128. Oklahoma City? The bombing?

[GoddessOfGuinness]

145. How so?

[MonkeyFunk]

129. Sorry no rec.

Jailing people for what they say is fascist.

[Pacifist Patriot]

131. It depends. I have civil rights reservations as well.

But there is a difference between screaming "fire" in a crowded movie house and "movie" in a crowded fire house.

[MonkeyFunk]

135. Yes, there is a difference

and there's a difference between saying "I dream of riots" and standing in front of a mob and yelling "Grab your pitchforks, people! Let's go get 'em!"

Incitement to riot generally requires an IMMINENT threat of violence, not an abstract one.

I agree with the other posters here that this just encourages Limbaugh. Nothing will be done, and he gets the satisfaction of knowing he's got our knickers in a twist.

He's not inciting a riot anymore than people here are when they suggest there will be riots if Bush cancels the elections or imposes martial law.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

148. I don't know...It sounds like he changed the tune

after he started singing...

He said the riots would ensure a Democrat is not elected as president, and his listeners have a responsibility to make sure it happens.

"Riots in Denver, the Democrat Convention would see to it that we don't elect Democrats," Limbaugh said during Wednesday's radio broadcast. He then went on to say that's the best thing that could happen to the country.

Several callers called in to the radio show to denounce Limbaugh's comments, when he later stated, "I am not inspiring or inciting riots, I am dreaming of riots in Denver."

Limbaugh said with massive riots in Denver, which he called part of "Operation Chaos," the people on the far left would look bad.

It's possible that the article is poorly written enough to take his comments out of context. On the other hand, he has a real talent for making controversial remarks, then spinning them to make it sound as if he said something else. SOhe basically says whatever the hell he wants and never retracts his statements...just claims he was misquoted or misunderstood.

I'm fed up with his bullshit. Lush should be fired because at his best, he's poor, irresponsible punditry (I can't seriously call his program "editorial broadcasting").

[Leopolds Ghost]

165. Your argument is the one used against Chicago 7 & could easily be used against anti-war posters here

People need to think before they attempt to strategize like the OP is doing.

The same people mouthing off about this are likely to (a) condemn the
anti-war movement in August / Sept if they DO take to the conventions
(victory for Rush) and (b) fail to have said jack shit when some of us
pointed out Rush and Glenn Beck should be fired for the same sins as
Imus, without any of this pointless elaboration and brinksman-ship,
attempting to redefine civil liberties in order to go after one man
when folks were unwilling to apply the Imus standard and said so.

[cloudythescribbler]

213. Indeed, the stuff planned for the Dem Conv is by at least OSTENSIBLE progressives

and of course, authentic progressives don't have the power underground to order the creeps around -- the opposite is the case in practice, in the real America

[GoddessOfGuinness]

235. I don't believe anyone has the right to incite violence, regardless of the party.

I'm not suggesting there's no place for peaceful protest.

[Name removed]

163. Deleted message

Message removed by moderator. Click here to review the message board rules.

[chill_wind]

133. He was playing "I'm Dreaming of a WHITE CHRISTMAS" in the background

White Christmas for all the neo-nazi crazies, perhaps.

Nothing he does is happenstance. He's been at his craft for many, many years.

http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/talk/2008/04/rush-limbaughs-call-for-race-r.php

[eowyn_of_rohan]

134. I only wish OUR side would have had more success inciting riots over the past 8 years -nt

[nankerphelge]

137. No. I'm tired of this sort of thing.

I'm no fan of Rush for sho, but free speech means something. Who defines when the speech is inciting something? The Lorax by Dr. Seuss is inciting environmental activists. Burn it and jail everyone who reads it!

[Danger Mouse]

138. Well, it'd be up the courts to determine if he's past the 'fire in a crowded theater' threshold.

:shrug:

[nankerphelge]

140. Rest assured...

he's an idiot who should be off the air. The analogy you use is too slippery a slope though. What if I say "fire" who says it to someone else, who says it to someone else, who yells it in the theater. Especially if your advocating criminal prosecution - everyone in this country has said something at some point that would make them a criminal if those are the standards. I think we should be of the mindset that we may disagree with what you're saying, but we'll defend you're right to say it.

[Danger Mouse]

147. Well, i guess it's not a clearly black and white issue...i tend to jump the gun on stuff...

i said jail OR fine at least...

[jeff30997]

150. You're too nice.

Personally I would take away his hillbilly heroin.Ouch!Severe cold turkey.:evilgrin:

[newmajority]

141. He should already be in prison for illegal drug traficking and falsifying prescriptions

And that's not only the law, but by his OWN words.

So that's two crimes that he's gotten away with. Now he's inciting riots and glorifying terrorism

Hey Chimpy! Aren't you supposed to be "smokin' out them terraists", where ever they hide?

Well there's a big fat one hiding in Palm Beach, motherfucker.

[sce56]

142. He should be arrested under the new homegrown anti-terrorism act! n/t

[rhett o rick]

143. Rush is everything you said. But he isn't inciting riots. It would be one thing if he was telling

his base to riot. But he said he hopes the Democrats will riot. Do you think Democrats listen to him let alone do what he wants?

The best way to deal with Rush, and the rest of those clowns, is to laugh at them. Point and laugh. Don't give them any credit by repeating what they say. That is what they want. That is what they show their base. Be the elitist you deserve to be and just laugh at their ignorance.

[totodeinhere]

146. We need to boycott his sponsors.

Remember that the Rethugs control the FCC at this time. So don't expect much from Kevin Martin and his gang. So we need to organize an advertiser boycott. Hit them in the pocket book and they will feel the pinch.

[jeff30997]

149. Best idea so far.

Someone should post a list of his damned sponsors.

[pjt7]

151. That is a terroristic threat

over the air waves & he should have his public license removed for life.

[Barrymores Ghost]

155. Fat f*cking coward...he and ALL of his brain-dead followers are spineless pissants.

Fire him, charge him, convict him and jail him.

Then, put some randy lifer with an eight-inch kielbasa and a thing for porkers in the cell with him...and turn out the lights.

[Jamastiene]

156. I would be willing to bet that we

pretty much ALL agree on this one.

[GoesTo11]

157. Anyone see the editorials condemning Limbaugh for all this?

Me neither.

[Joey Liberal]

158. Slimebaugh should be in jail for drugs

The big fat idiot is a traitor to humanity.

[Uncle Joe]

234. I think he should be in treatment for drug addiction along with anyone else with that problem, he

should be in jail for inciting a riot.

[raincity_calling]

159. Operation Chaos (mentioned by Limbaugh) is the name given to

CIA domestic surveillance operations. I think it is possible that there may be CIA agitators planted within this Recreate68 "umbrella" organization. The GOP frame for Obama and other Dems right now is "Marxist" and radical (the North Carolina TV ad using Reverend Wright and saying the Dem candidates are "too extreme.") I think it is possible that inflitrators will be planted in the demonstrations in Denver to incite violence. I believe that occured at the WTO. That is what lost the 68 presidency - riots at the Dem convention. It will happen again. Limbaugh is setting the stage.

When I attended a big demonstration in DC a few years ago, there was a middleaged African American man and his caucasion wife who were part of a group of about 30 people recieveing training for peaceful resistance. The man (not an organizer, just a participant like me) told the group that when he participated in demonstrations in the 60's, police would carry their clubs, and when they began to thump the club in their hand, this was an indicator they were about to use it on a demonstrator. Everyone listened intently while he told his story. The interesting thing was, when we took a break both and he and I broke from the group to go to the porta jons which were across the field from the group. When I came out of the jon, and walked back toward the group, this man was about half way there with a small movie camera which he was using to film the crowd. He was talking into it saying, "they expected a couple of hundred people but there are only around 30 people here." I did not say anything to him, but I immediately thought he was probably an infiltrator/spy.

I think infiltrators will incite a riot to make the Democrats look bad, just as Limbaugh is dreaming about.

[Leopolds Ghost]

160. Definitely Not. Remember the Chicago Seven? Give me a fucking break.

If anyone will be rioting in Denver it will be police
or gucci clad "Hillary supporters" wearing black outfits.

You may wish to consider the ANTI WAR MOVEMENT before making
bold pronouncements about "incitement to riot, fire in a crowded theater"
or saying civil disobedience/unrest is illegitimate when directed against
a particular party.

A companion thread demanding the jailing of anti-war movement that is
planning large-scale actions in Minneapolis is in order, don't you think?
(Google is your friend, Rush is merely repeating what is widely known.
He just hopes all these people will get arrested in Denver before they
land in Minneapolis, a probable occurrence)

[bhikkhu]

169. I think you are holding back too much in the OP, but agreed.

I am only afraid he has a stack of lawyers advising him as to how far he can go...but perhaps he is just an idiot and may go to prison. A happy thought!

[L. Coyote]

170. Rush is Bush's Brain on Drugs. Send him to rehab! Again. LOL

[Laura PourMeADrink]

171. No, sorry, actually - believe in free speech - no matter who the moron is. nt

[jackson_dem]

173. Present

[Danger Mouse]

188. Welcome to DU, Senator Obama.

:hi:

[jackson_dem]

239. !

:spray: :thumbsup:

[dbredes]

174. Rush Claims Victory in Pennsylvania

Rush is also claiming that it was HIS troops that took Hillary to victory.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-carmichael/rush-limbaugh-claims-vict_b_98652.html

and BTW...my experience with complaints to the FCC - They don't take action unless it's about obscenity...end of story.

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/obscene.html

Doubt seriously under this administration..that anyone at the FCC is going to act on the man doing their dirty work for them.

Now if you can document Rush saying "I want to see a lynching in Denver"...you could file a Hate Speech Complaint...but that's not the FCC....

and basically what it all means is that the only way to really try to stop this bigot is to hit him at his roots..the station he works for...and their advertisers...flood them with calls..complaints..emails...

Anyway not to discourage those who want to complain to the FCC...some have posted some pretty compelling arguments..and I think turning talk into action is a good thing.

[DUlover2909]

175. screw Rush. He sucks.

[Broadslidin]

177. Have you seen a Disturbed Denverite recently...? Far to Plump to rush about and do, riotin'

Instead,
contact Rent-a-Mob LLC
Each thug comes complete with plastic patriotic pins attached.

:nuke: :patriot: :nuke:

[Perry Logan]

178. I hope he gets the chair. We could televise it.

[rasputin1952]

181. Done and registered...

Form 2000E - Media (General) Complaint Acknowledgment & Fax Cover sheet to submit additional information.
Filing for: xxxxxx has been received by FCC. Thanks for your information. When inquiring about your complaint, be sure to reference this number: 08-C00016707 and, be sure to mention that you filed this complaint over the internet.

Use this page as a Fax Cover Sheet when faxing additional details to the FCC.

Fax Number [phone]
Date: 04/26/2008
To: Federal Communications Commission
From: xxxxxx xxxxx
Total Number of Pages: __________
Subject: 08-C00016707 (Form2000 Filed Via The Internet)

Address:
xxxxxxxxxx
Norfolk NE 68702



******************************************************************************

When I filed this complaint, I called it inciting a riot, and an act of terrorism.. I doubt anything will happen to him...but the more complaints that pile in, the better the chances of having him fined. FWIW...even if nothing happens to him, the mass of complaints alone should have him sitting in some hot water. Make the clown sweat.

[Danger Mouse]

189. Honestly, I doubt anything meaningful will happen to him...

but even if all that happens is he feels the pinch a little, it'd be SOMETHING.

[rasputin1952]

196. Records mean a lot in the scheme of regulators, everything

counts, and if the record gets looked at later for something else the bonehead says in the future, these complaints just add to the evidence against him

What he did was advocate domestic terrorism, and for all the times he's (right;y), condemned rioting, for him to advocate such is little more than trying to get his minions to do something remarkably stupid as well, as illegal.

Rush limbaugh, Domestic Terrorist...has a nice ring to it...:D

[Rhiannon12866]

183. K&R. The best way to get him off the air is to write to and boycott his advertisers,

assuming he still has advertisers... That's the way that hatemonger Michael Weiner Savage was removed from the air, from TV, at least. And I agree that Limbaugh is more dangerous, since he has a bigger audience and is completely out of control. He needs to go down, fines, jail, deportment, enforced diet, I'm not fussy...x(

[cloudythescribbler]

214. Yes, and a "Wikipedia of American Police Agents AND creeps" on the internets nt

[TheFarseer]

184. He didn't tell people to riot

He just said he'd like to see it. He's a very disgusting person, but this is not a jailable offense.

[lunatica]

190. The key word is 'incite'

That means that he is inciting people to riot through saying something that could cause harm to persons or property. Some of the people on this thread are inciting to kill Limbaugh which isn't very smart and can get them in trouble, especially if some harm comes to him because of what is said here. I'm glad the OP is telling everyone he is against that kind of behavior and talk.

[Danger Mouse]

192. Absolutely not. I'm always against violence against another human being. Even Limbaugh.

Violence is the solution of haters and bigots and Republicans.
We, as progressives, need to be above that.

[leaningprog]

185. Rush is a Democratic Advocate - we must give him respect

Rush knows his blue collar white demographic better than most
Democrats in my opinion. He is their champion, and they look to
him for guidance and what to think on the big, hard, questions
that confront them in elections. Staying true to his people
Rush has come out strongly for Hillary and has sent her hundreds
of thousands of votes in Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and soon
Indiana and North Carolina. I know it is sad that he will go
solidly Republican in the GE, but for now, he has elevated our
preselected candidate, Hillary, with the vital voter base and
staying power she needs to keep a terrifying, unapproved by
Mark Penn for Commander in Chief, and let's face it, unapproved
by the New York Media, AIPAC, and other vital sources that must
approve all viable Democrats before they are allowed the votes
of the little people in the flyover states for national office.

It is sad, but later this year when Rush is forced by his long
term loyalties to stop backing a Democratic candidate, she is
going to lose ABC News, valiant efforts from Fox News, and
probably most devastating, Mr. Scaife, who has finally seen the
light of Hillary after a little bit of forgivable mischief back
in the Clinton White House days. Yet for this magic moment,
they along with the almost 25% of superdelegates who committed
to Hillary months before the primary began, we have the
marvel of this bi-party coalition for our Democratic candidate.

In the final analysis, Rush will have brought our candidate
perhaps as many votes as her husband in the primary, and
I have a gnawing, growing fear, that when Hillary loses the
Republican support, after the black candidate is destroyed,
and she is finally ready begin the glorious 4 or 8 year
constant trench war of a Clinton reign, that we will once
again have to get our heads around the fact, that Rush,
and John McCain, and Mr. Scaife, and Mr. Rove, and all the
blue collar ditto heads they have graced us with votes for
Hillary, are going to be lost to our Republicans in the GE.

A Clinton reign demands absolute loyalty, and I am afraid
our new found friends really won't have it, once they get
the beginnings of a revitalized and less polarized Democratic
party stamped out like the terrifying wildfire it is to them.

If I had a cynical bone in my body, I would probably suspect
something other than the truth, a grassroots outpouring of
love and respect for idea of a first woman president.

[Danger Mouse]

187. ...No. Rush is a scumbag. Period. If you want to sing his praises...

Free Republic would be a good place for it.

[leaningprog]

191. Dear Elrond

I baked you some fresh, homemade sarcasm this morning and
drew little dittoheads on it with icing. You don't have to
eat it or wash it down with dittohead kool aid.

My point is why the Clintons gladly accept the aid of
people who wish to destroy the promise of a new and
welcome influx of youth and Democratic Party growth,
even if they wish their own dynasty to rule once more
before it flourishes?

The elders generally don't destroy their next generation
to eliminate it's threat to their own power in my view
of natural succession in a healthy system of affairs.

[Danger Mouse]

193. Ah, sarcasm. Sorry...it was hard to tell from the tone of your post.

[rodeodance]

194. Hopefully, Democrats are smart and will not fall for Rush's ugly game.

[Danger Mouse]

201. We can only hope that cooler heads prevail and Tub of Pus doesn't get his fondest wish.

[Maestro]

197. Oh yeah! Certainly.

He gets away with far too much as does O'Leilly!!!!!

[L. Coyote]

198. How about a civil suit against the broadcaster. Take their money!!

[madmom]

199. So which category should this complaint be filed under?

[fortyfeetunder]

200. I am thinking Form 2000D - Emergency and Public Safety

That is the one I thought was appropriate. DU'ers -- is this correct???

[mcollier]

202. Let's start a petition to get this fat bastard off the air

Moveon.org is pretty good with pettition campaigns... Any one interested in help organize a petition effort?

email me at: [e-mail]

[Blue Fire]

203. How about coated with corn syrup and hung by his ankles naked

over a fire ant colony?

[Zachstar]

220. Are you fucking sick? WTF!

[Blue Fire]

228. Yeah, you're absolutely right. I'm goin' too easy on Pusbag!

I mean, we are talkin' about Rush Limbaugh. :puke:

Now, let's see if we can come up with something more appropriate for that pile of fetid hyena shit than being eaten alive by fire ants! :evilgrin:

And remember, it's Rush Limbaugh. Have :nopity:

[kestrel91316]

216. kestrel's quick and easy solution:

[Bluenorthwest]

217. In utter agrement

And thank you for making the thread.

[Veracious]

218. What a piece of Trash.

This is Election Interference!

[varelse]

221. Rec'd for equal treatment under the law

If Rush is using his public forum to incite riots, then he should face the same penalty that any other person violating the same laws and/or regulations would face.

[Birthday]

222. FBI

I went to the FBI website last night and wrote about my concerns. I think he is in the process of destroying the integrity of our system of governance. I am very worried about his destructive influence on the honest functioning of our elections. I also think he is guilty of sedition, and raised that point with the FBI. I hope they take this seriously because I am very, very worried about the dismantling of our democracy by means of this dangerous "entertainer". The fact that he is out in the open, encouraging breaking laws, makes this a bit more confusing to address, perhaps. But the FBI folks are, I hope, sharp and focused on the law. I hope others will also write. I don't think this is a Dem. issue or a Rep. issue. I think the whole country should be outraged at the dismantling of our long-admired and necessary system. I realize it is far from perfect. But if the voting process gets destroyed, what do we have left? Thanks.

[SlingBlade]

223. K & R

[Maineman]

224. Throw him in jail.

[Enthusiast]

226. Limbaugh = brown shirt. nt

[Enthusiast]

229. Rush will use this thread to

Rush will use this thread to illustrate that The Democratic Party is against free speech. And, as we know, those against free speech are anti-American. And his listeners will be even more convinced that his arguments are true and that "liberals" are the lowest scum of all scum to ever inhabit the earth. Fat fuckin' lying sack.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

230. This is getting more play

And I can only hope it grows. "Frangela" mentioned it on their show today in L.A. - KTLK.
Kicked, recommended and complaint filed. Enough already.