Mark Levin - Behold the Coward & Hypocrite
UPDATES AT THE END OF THE ARTICLE
Folks, yes, you read the title right. I'm talking about "The Big One". The one who just can't seem to be part of the "top three radio shows" in America. Believe me, I used to be a big fan of Mark. Keeping in mind I'm also a big fan of the "top three" as well, and, of course, many others in the conservative talk show round-up.
Those people that know me, know I do voice impersonations, and my "get off the phone you big dope!" is dead on. However, I've been noticing something about Mark that I do not see with any other host on the air, and that is bitter jealousy and hatred of a colleague. He does this by spouting off enough wild and crazy accusations about this person, and then stops short of saying his name or even elaborating on what the problem is. He says just enough to know who he's ranting about, but is too cowardly to specify. He says he's "not going to stoop that low", yet he is already screaming from the gutter using "drive-by" smear and slander tactics. It would be far more honorable to state your issues and the name of the person you have them with, than to behave like a cowardly sleaze-bag by innuendo and vague accusations. YEAH THAT'S RIGHT MARK! I SAID IT! YOU'RE A COWARDLY SLEAZE-BAG! How about being a man and either apologize and come clean, or state your problems with this person instead of dancing around like a buffoon in heat!
Your behavior is no different than what liberals do to conservatives. The way Rush Limbaugh describes the behavior of the "drive-by" media. They toss a vague story out to stir up controversy and ruin people's lives, then get to enjoy the many "stories" as a result of it. You Mark, are no different in this case. You're probably so angry and bitter, that you can't see it yourself. You're acting like a whiny child, and I've had enough. Good bye Mark, I cannot seriously listen to anyone I have lost respect in.
Who's this other conservative host he just loves to slander and blanket accuse of many things, but cowardly doesn't say his name? This is, of course, Glenn Beck. A man with more honest sincerity and love for his country than even the angry Mark Levin would understand. I'm a Glenn Beck "Insider" (which really doesn't mean anything, as I subscribe to Rush and Sean as well) and Glenn Beck addressed the accusations of Mark off the air and only over the Internet stream. He said, "folks, I honestly don't know why Mark has a problem with me. I only met him once and it was a short and brief meeting. If I did anything to hurt or offend him, then I truly am sorry. I just wish he'd tell me what he has against me, so I don't do it anymore." That, my friends, is called humility, an excellent trait in any human being. Without even knowing what the problem was, he apologized and wished he could make up for it. That's called being a man, unlike the cowardly accuser that Mark is.
So Mark, Glenn apologized publicly, asked for your forgiveness, asked what it was he did wrong, and you, like the coward you are, just keep holding on to your bitterness and half-assed cowardly accusations.
SO MARK! WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO BE A MAN AND EITHER PUT UP OR SHUT UP?! THAT'S RIGHT! YOU ARE READING IT RIGHT! Mark likes to yell on the radio. Well, this is the closest I can come to that.
Not that he cares (the little weasel), but if Mark wants to earn my respect back, then he can give Glenn a call and work out his issues with him. I'm sure Mark will be having a little humble pie himself.
Mark, I know there's a decent conservative in there somewhere, your book proves you have a heart somewhere. Do people have to be a dog for you to show it? Glenn extended an olive branch, and apologized, and you continue to slap it away. What a Scrooge.
It takes a big man to apologize, and mean it, without even knowing what he did wrong. It will take just as big a man to accept his apology and apologize for the slander, and get past it. I honestly think Mark isn't that big a man.
Here's my new daily listening schedule:
- 8:00am - 11:00am - Glenn Beck
- 11:00am - 2:00pm - Rush Limbaugh
- 2:00pm - 5:00pm - Sean Hannity
- 5:00pm - when I get home - 92.5FM classic rock (formerly Mark Levin)
All Mark does is whine and moan about everything. He offers no solutions, but mocks and belittles the ideas of his colleagues, and probably wonders why his audience isn't bigger. At least Glenn, Rush, Sean, Laura (Ingraham), etc. all have their ideas, and all are pretty similar. Where are Mark's ideas? Nowhere, he's too busy dismissing their ideas.
There's something I learned from my Father, and my church, don't tell anyone what's wrong with their beliefs. Instead show them what's right about yours. They'll figure out the rest on their own.
UPDATE!
Mark claims he invented, thought about, and wrote conservative values himself in his up-coming book! He insinuates (coward) that Glenn Beck got some of his nine American values from Mark's book via his publisher! Boy oh boy does this guy have an ego that won't quit!
Sorry Mark, Glenn got his information from the Heritage Foundation, Ronald Reagan, the writings of the founding fathers, the Bible and other of his church's teachings, and just plain common sense. Who the hell gave you the copyright on conservatism? You little jerk, I suppose you thought up conservative talk radio and Rush stole that idea too? What cry baby, WHAT A CRY-BABY!
Once again, Glenn shows he's a man and just speaks common sense, and Mark behaves like a coward and baby claiming it all was his idea. Go get stuffed Mark, you loser. If you have a legitimate beef with Glenn, then be a man and say his name you coward!
Comments
But Hannity, the "ultra-gentleman" as you say, promotes the "homosexual lifestyle" on his dating site, Hannidate. Speaking of... how's your "he just had to give blow jobs" brother?
Nevertheless, have you heard what happened to eHarmony.com? Once again, despite it being a private business geared to a specific audience, the ACLU stuck their noses in and created a new "right" out of thin air for homosexuals (oddly enough there are homosexual only sites though). I don't speak for Mr. Hannity, but I would venture to guess this legal precedent may have something to do with being able to do same sex matches on his site. Besides, there is such a thing as conservative homosexuals. Nobody is perfect.
How is my brother? He visits his kids on occasion. He lost his regular job and is concentrating on his business he runs right now, which is an english school. Things aren't the best, but he's getting by. Once again, he's all distraught over being "dumped" by another boyfriend, and he wonders what's wrong with him. Mostly he whines about himself and getting HIS needs satisfied. Too bad.
Madonna, just because a brother does something stupid, doesn't mean you cease to love him or you ostracize him. He knows how I feel, but that doesn't mean I can't talk to him on the phone (we live far away). The family has said it's piece, but that doesn't mean he's not invited to the "picnics" anymore. Nice try, at your typical liberal attempt at shifting the conversation. Epic fail.
After reading it three days later, I couldn't help but laugh. I do, however, notice the typical liberal tactic of misdirection; normally used to distract someone from the topic at hand and try to get them to concentrate on something else "controversial" in an attempt to discredit the speaker without addressing what they said initially. It's called the "oh yeah, well what about.." method.
First, I try to figure out how "ultra-gentleman" has anything to do when you alleged Sean Hannity promotes the homosexual lifestyle on his Hannidate site. A completely nonsensical pairing in a single sentence of two totally unrelated topics.
Second, you used another liberal tactic of attacking ones family to distract and discredit. This is the intellectual equivalent of "Yo mama's so fat ..."
All this shows and demonstrates to me is that you cannot make a coherrent statement without distraction, instead of addressing the topic at hand. What's sad is you're not very good at it. Watch some more Michael Moore movies and a few episodes of Bill Maher, and then you might be able to get the hang of it. Better yet, watch some John Stewart (Leibowitz), at least he can do it with humor, which is much more interesting.
Now, to once again address the issue of a member of my family, my brother. Something you clearly misunderstood about my comment to JudgeBob's article was that my displeasure with my brother wasn't so strong with his newly chosen homosexual lifestyle. In fact, my displeasure was him dumping his family for the lifestyle. THAT was selfish. While, certainly, I was saddened by his choice of lifestyle, I was angered and disappointed at his choice to do it even though it meant tossing aside his responsibilties to his children, and yes, even his wife.
I would certainly had a different reaction had he been a man and raised his kids and helped his wife (like he promised) at least until the children had all grown. While the certainly would have been the disappointment knowing he knew better, but there would also have been a respect that he at least thought of his family first.
I've known and worked with many homosexuals in my life. In fact, up until a few months ago, I was raised and lived in Southern California where the lifestyle is accepted by society as "normal", I knew it was wrong, yet I didn't preach to these people, nor treat them any differently than others. I'd go to lunch with them and other friends, tell jokes, etc. In fact, one gay acquaintance thanked me for showing him that everything he'd been told about conservatives and Christians was wrong, and that not all Christians are those idiots with signs saying everyone but them is going to hell. He understood what my beliefs were because he asked me, and he respected me as I showed him respect for his choices in his life. Respecting does not mean agreeing. In fact, he understood and respected WHY I supported California's Proposition 8. Without elaborating, he said "well, when you put it that way, I can understand." He didn't agree with me, but he did understand and respect my point of view.
Despite the propaganda to the contrary, you can consider homosexuality a sin and wrong, but that doesn't mean you are "homophobic". In fact, it's usually the liberals that are "deiophobic" accusing those of religion to be homophobic in an attempt to distract from the topic at hand. It's the usualy reaction to something you don't have a valid intellectual counter-argument for.
So accept this award I bestow upon you Madonna: SuperSparky's most presigous award of "Probus Vinco Turbatio Quod Distraho" Congratulations!
No radio stations here cover Beck, so I'm ignorant on him. I also don't watch TV news much as the format mostly annoys me these days. I've seen a couple youtube clips, kind of struck me as a guy out to make a buck as a conservative version of those comedy channel clowns. Don't jump on me because I didn't mention names, :).
Would Glenn or I eat with John McCain at dinner? Yes. Would we even allow him to babysit? Probably. Would Glenn or I say the same of Obama? No.
Glenn likened John McCain to being "Progressive-light" and Obama a heavy Progressive. It's the small and steady progressive infiltrations in our government and society that got this way. People didn't notice it until they were neck deep in it.
Obama, is so gun-ho progressive, that he is jamming 50 years worth of progressivism down our throats that it is making us gag and cough to the point where lots of people see (finally) what has been happening since Woodrow Wilson and FDR, and how this nation isn't what it was founded to be.
Obama's blatant agenda is actually causing people to wake up and take a stand.
Glenn's point about McCain is that it would have been business as usual with little bits of progressivism and government control here and there (progressive-light he calls it) the same old lulling to sleep they have been doing to the American public for nearly a century.
Does Glenn think John McCain is a hero? You bet yah. Does Glenn think John McCain AS AN INDIVIDUAL PRESIDENT would have been better than Obama? You bet yah. However, I have to agree with Glenn. In the long run, had McCain been President, the long-term and eventual damage to this nation would have been worse, because McCain would have allowed watered down forms of this trash to be signed into law under the guise of "bipartisanship". People wouldn't notice the gradual rise in the bureaucracies and spending that would have resulted in it. I believe, and Glenn believes (as he has stated it) the damage, by the time we noticed it, would have been far worse, and possibly too late to fix.
Because of Obama's blatant and radical agenda and staff, it's easy to see what is happening, like a lighthouse on a clear night.
Things like the tea party movement, etc. I honestly think would never have happened with McCain President.
If I could best analogize the two, then Obama would be a super pump (thousands of gallons per second) with the suction end on a pool of progressivism and fascism and the "out" end aimed at your head, and McCain would be a funnel (with a narrow neck) with progressivism slowly poured at your feet as it has been (with a slight stoppage during Reagan's Presidency).
By the way,I have noticed those YouTube clips conveniently leave out important context building parts so they can be spun any way the poster wants. Want context? The full clip is usually on either of these web sites, with context:
FoxNews' Glenn Beck Section
Glenn Beck's own web site
As to Mark Levin. It's been a while since I wrote this article, nevertheless, I honestly think there is a reason why Glenn is #3 (two below Rush) in radio show ratings and Levin isn't. Mark always gives me the impression of an impatient intellectual snob, and Glenn always says he's just some "schlub" trying to find the answers and the truth. I think Mark is 100% American Patriot and I apply the same to Glenn. I just think Glenn uses humor and CLASS to get his message across. Mark just sounds like a bitter old man. "Get off the phone you big dope!" sounds so much like "Hey Kids! Get off my lawn!" it's almost scary.
I still listen to Mark on occasion. I listen and watch Glenn almost daily. It's amazingly fun.