Rush Limbaugh Can’t Get An Erection
In a sane world, Rush Limbaugh would spend every morning telling fart jokes as part of the “Morning Zoo” crew at a tiny Top40 station in the middle of nowhere, but for some absurd reason, the gatekeepers of the pundit world take this asshole seriously. So here we go with yet another reason to dismiss everything that comes out of the mouth of this overrated shock jock :
Possibly worse than making fun of someone’s disability is saying that it’s imaginary. That is not to mock someone’s body, but to challenge a person’s guts, integrity, sanity.To Rush Limbaugh on Monday, Michael J. Fox looked like a faker. The actor, who suffers from Parkinson’s disease, has done a series of political ads supporting candidates who favor stem cell research, including Maryland Democrat Ben Cardin, who is running against Republican Michael Steele for the Senate seat being vacated by Paul Sarbanes.
“He is exaggerating the effects of the disease,” Limbaugh told listeners. “He’s moving all around and shaking and it’s purely an act. . . . This is really shameless of Michael J. Fox. Either he didn’t take his medication or he’s acting.”
Classy guy, that Limbaugh. I’d be willing to bet Rush wouldn’t be so nasty if stem cell research showed promise in curing pill addiction and impotence. Like the rest of his selfish ilk, the only problems Rush ever cares about are his own.
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Seems to me that if M. J. Fox has medication that can control his tremors, it might be thanks to stem-cell research.
Regardless, it’s pretty bottom-of-the-barrel stuff for Limbaugh.
Comment by thwap — October 25, 2006 @ 10:51 am
I’m against anything that gives Rush Limbaugh an erection. Viagra, child pornography, sexual tourism….
Comment by Kamachanda — October 25, 2006 @ 2:08 pm
Seems to me that if M. J. Fox has medication that can control his tremors, it might be thanks to stem-cell research.
Correct: ADULT stem cell research. I just don’t get why you people must have the blood of children to get off. It absolutely has to be babies’ stem cells – the blood of babies – to satisfy you. That’s sick. And you’re so smart that you completely misunderstood Limbaugh’s point and attack him for taking Viagra? Look, the only reason you put up victims is so that whenever someone answers them – treats them like human beings instead of pathetic victims – you can whine and moan about how awful it is. MJF put himself out there and didn’t take his meds deliberately. He’s admitted that that is a tactic that he uses for his purposes – and if you ever knew anyone with Parkinsons you would be able to see clearly that’s what he did. He’s a grown man – if he’s going to put himself out there he is going to be criticized. Sorry but you can’t claim to be a man and want to be treated like a child. And btw: you’ve done worse by attacking Rush for using Viagra because he’s not a spokesperson for Viagra – the way MJF is a spokesperson for Embroyonic Stem Cell research and Cloning. So you not only did exactly what you’re accusing Rush of doing, you sunk even lower.
Comment by BCMG — October 26, 2006 @ 11:19 am
Rush doesn’t need Viagra to get an erection…all he has to do is look in the mirror!
Comment by Doobie — October 26, 2006 @ 7:35 pm
Let’s see, we are lowlifes for making fun of a known drug addict who got caught returning from the Dominican Republic, a known destination for child sexual tourism, with a perscription of viagra in his luggage that was obtained in someone else’s name. I can see why we are the bad people here, we believe that Rush Limbaugh uses his wealth and position to indulge in criminal activity rather than believing that a microscopic cluster of cells is a human being.
Comment by Kamachanda — October 27, 2006 @ 9:22 am
Wow! I hope you keep getting good comments like the one above. And yes, I do love the blood of little babies. Sadly, blastocysts have no blood, so no luck there.
Comment by Joe — October 28, 2006 @ 12:14 pm
BCMG said:
“MJF put himself out there and didn’t take his meds deliberately. He’s admitted that that is a tactic that he uses for his purposes – and if you ever knew anyone with Parkinsons you would be able to see clearly that’s what he did.”
Wrong. He was overmedicated. Nice lie though. I mean try.
Comment by Steve — October 31, 2006 @ 11:04 pm