Glenn Beck Is a Fucking Prophet
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Geraldo Rivera, who will give a one-foot-clearance walrus ‘stache ride to the highest bidder, was the first television personality to tackle the Glenn Beck speech, that I could tell. He had guests ranging from a smattering from FOX’s stable of pretty bubble heads, to Beck pal and civil-rights traitor Alveda “What’s Context?” King, to the blind, flailing activist boxer himself, Al Sharpton. The poor, silly reverend was lambasted with questions about why, in the weeks leading up to the 6 to 500,000 man (depending on who you ask) asskiss, Sharpton and his progressive ilk would rail against the rally. After all, Beck didn’t touch on any political hot buttons, any racial lightening rod topics — he didn’t actually say anything at all. Hey, Seattle Tea Party youth group, glad you got out of bed for the 3,000 mile bus ride to vacuous homily?
Now, unknowingly, Al Sharpton is a puppet of the right wing media, an ignorant talking head to add to a panel on FOX News to speak for progressives and make them all look stupid. Not the kind of guy we want for the job, but under the circumstances, he comported himself well. He made the point that he wouldn’t have made a big deal out of it all if he had known the message Beck planned to give: a muddy, convoluted argument about something that sounded like “equality and justice for all.” Nobody disagrees that this is important. How could Sharpton have known the speech wouldn’t have been a call to violent revolution, the culmination of all the hate speak and fear-mongering Beck’s two shows are known for? But given a couple of days to think about this, Sharpton might have found something real to bitch about.
Glenn Beck is now a full-on, Hebrew Scriptures prophet. His ass is Jeremiah, motherfucker, and if he sees any backlash to his intentionally tame and cowardly speech on 8/28, he’ll be happy to level up and assume the mantle of Job. He’ll say otherwise in the next week, but the crux of his speech is that he has God’s ear, and God speaks to him. He prayed to God for money for a politically safe cause, and without telling anyone else, ‘received’ $600,000, and more is still pouring in. Wherever did it come from, if not from God? It’s called your bloated paycheck, shithead. It’s the blood money you accrued scaring gullible Americans into arming themselves against the other 3/4 of the country, perpetuating false narratives about Islam and health care, and the birth/theology of the president.
But that’s only a small point. Any televangelist can threaten damnation if a monetary donation isn’t received. On the surface, his hour long tirade that phrased the same point in a hundred different ways, is seemingly innocuous. It’s simple, and it isn’t new. “America needs to put its faith in God.” What’s so bad about that, other than the obvious predicate, “… my God”? We all need to square ourselves with Jesus, and embrace a faith-rich America in which we all agree that some problems can only be solved by “our creator” who is also considered by crazy people like Beck “the founder of our country.” Here’s your first amendment rights, Beck, you’re entitled to them, and we’ll even throw in a free crucifix. Get up on it, and get out of our faces.
The argument sets a dangerous precedent for his all-white, all-protestant audience. It’s a precedence of laziness and violence, permission to shoot from the comfort of your favorite porch chair. The philosophical idea of the terrifying ‘other’ that will eat a society alive, because there will always be that other to punish for the problems of the whole, exactly what this American experiment was designed to avoid. Being right with Jesus is unquantifiable and worse, unobservable in its purest form. We may never be able to tell just how square-with-the-lord every white protestant is, but there’s one thing we can be sure of: people that aren’t white protestant are not part of the solution. They’re part of the problem, and until atheists and members of other religions are eradicated, the United States will never be the shining beacon of peace, liberty, and tolerance we all want it to be. Try to defend new mosques and gay marriage in the face of that! And Shredder would have been perfectly happy to let the Ninja Turtles exist if only they would exist as turtle soup in his tummy. He was so misunderstood, and that scar was probably really itchy, the poor guy.
Of course, being a member of a recognized batshit cult offshoot himself, he’s generously deigned not to pick nits about which white Jesus loves you. I guess being a Mormon, he learned from the best. I bet if you got Joseph Smith, L. Ron Hubbard, and Glenn Beck in the same room, the Universe would implode with the concentrated spiritually manipulative powers.
Beck wants to play the victim. He picked his topic wisely, so that he’d be perfectly shielded behind the 1st Amendment and common decency. He will at once play his peaceful religious freedoms against his own intolerance. He’s already started, in his exclusive post-rally interview on FOX. In his speech, he placed himself firmly in the camp of the benevolent Christian God. Then, in a question that simply had to be fed to him on a tiny, plastic Big Bird spoon, he was asked to clarify his earlier statements calling Obama a racist. He said he regrets that statement, and amended it, saying, “I don’t understand Obama’s theology… Liberation theology, which is oppressor and victim.” Outside of his complete misunderstanding of the term – a violent twist that, by the way, calculatingly emphasizes his social-justice-is-unamerican bullshit from a few months ago – is it not retch-inducingly obvious that his speech was not innocuous but a foundation for a new agenda? Let’s do this as simply as possible:
Glenn Beck is a good Christian, and so are you —> Christianity is the only salvation for America —> Glenn Beck understands Christianity, and so is a good one —> But he doesn’t understand Obama’s theology —> Obama’s theology cannot be Christian, and is therefore the enemy ‘other’ Beck alluded to in his speech yesterday —> Oh, and that 20% of Americans that believe the president is a Muslim might not be pulling it directly out of their asses.
This is, of course, all reinforced by Glenn Beck being a prophet, which he totally is, because he subconsciously led you to reach that conclusion about him. How humble he is in the face of that honest-to-goodness miracle of shrewd financial jockeying! How honest and trustworthy, espousing the ideals of Jesus Christ ahead of his own ambition! This guy is a scumbag genius of early pope proportions. Robert Tilton and Ted Haggard are small fries compared to the televangical cunning of Beck, because they didn’t have the foresight to build a political following based on fear before they used God to rape innocents of their cash and dignity. Oral Roberts University’s football team can suck several and varied dicks next to Beck University’s gridiron army.
Did you know, most Canadians are unaware of the ‘theology’ of their leaders? That’s because they don’t care, because they realize a good French Catholic can kill a black hooker in a seedy hotel room as epediantly as a Jew. Sure, publicly announcing your religion can help your constituents assume you hold a set of values that can quickly be looked up in a book (if those values aren’t contrdicted on the next page), but doesn’t that flatten that politician to a 2-dimentional, boring pushover? Again, laziness is encouraged in the political system. FSM forbid you have to learn the specifc ideals of the candidates you are charged with electing. If we all, as Beck suggests, rely on faith on those issues that are just too complicated for us puny humans to comprehend, who the hell is ging to do anything? Justified laziness! If the economic crisis isn’t solved, if more people are killed in hurricanes, it must be because some unworthy American is indulging in sodomy somewhere we can’t see. It can’t be that we just had to buy that hummer, and that government regulations are lax. Do we want a country of politicians and civilians with no sense of personal responsibility, believing God will solve very real problems on Earth? Eat the hairiest, dingleberriest part of my asshole, Glenn Beck, and let me know what your God tells you about those hideous shirt and tie combinations you seem to like to pair with jeans so much. And if you, dear reader, are still planted firmly in Beck’s camp: Do you really want Canada to win?




(The plot was so convoluted and obvious, even BROSNAN Bond thinks we’re assholes for missing it.)




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to outline every single problem this outrageous situation raises would be like trying to bruise every inch of a rhinoceros with a Japanese paper fan.
