Now DIY its ok to listen to Rush for entertainment,but when you start believing him is whats wrong with him.You cant possibly believe that blowhard crap he puts out do you?He is like an example of what you dont want to be like.Anybody thats like him are a sorry example of an American.Im sorry he is a traitor.Funny now and then,but that crap he puts out he should have to prove.Plus anybody thats on now tries to imitate that garbage.Its causing its own demise.His dope headedness is another problem for him.He has to be on something to lie like he does.Lives in LA LA land and starts believing that stuff,and gets poor people to go along with it.
The thing that really irks me about him is that he tries to put a tough guy image on"conservatives"when in reality they are slimy,backstabbing,low lifes,that ruin everything good about life for working people.Not people that call themselves "conservatives"because they believe in what "conservatives" say they are for,which does not sound too bad.The problem is that these people dont do anything they say they will,on either side as far as that goes,but especially the "conservative"side.
What will finally get Rush and the copy cats off the radio is when the 8 people still listening to it(I heard that on 1 of the copy cats shows about a week ago) change the station to listen to some music or better talk radio.
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