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Apologies if someone already posted this before.

This is a speech Boortz wrote but never delivered at Texas A&M. Excellent read.

http://www.boortz.com/news/news/local-e ... ech/nCG7H/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


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CID1990 wrote:Apologies if someone already posted this before.

This is a speech Boortz wrote but never delivered at Texas A&M. Excellent read.

http://www.boortz.com/news/news/local-e ... ech/nCG7H/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


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1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

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kalm wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Apologies if someone already posted this before.

This is a speech Boortz wrote but never delivered at Texas A&M. Excellent read.

http://www.boortz.com/news/news/local-e ... ech/nCG7H/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


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1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

If conks are so afraid of educated masses, why do the teachers unions oppose teaching economics and finance in high schools?

CitadelGrad wrote:

kalm wrote:
1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

If conks are so afraid of educated masses, why do the teachers unions oppose teaching economics and finance in high schools?

Do they?

In any event, I think economics and finance, especially personal finance, are two of the very most important topics to teach in high schools.

Also civics.

kalm wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Apologies if someone already posted this before.

This is a speech Boortz wrote but never delivered at Texas A&M. Excellent read.

http://www.boortz.com/news/news/local-e ... ech/nCG7H/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also Sodomy

1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

If you bothered to look it up, you would know that Boortz wrote the speech as a spoof in response to the fact that he had never been invited to give a commencement speech, so it really wasnt his call or lack of balls.

You would also know that since he penned the speech he has been invited to give commencement addresses.

As for him being scared of educated masses, that's just typical liberal nonsense hyperbole on your part. You sound defensive.


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CID1990 wrote:

kalm wrote:
1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

If you bothered to look it up, you would know that Boortz wrote the speech as a spoof in response to the fact that he had never been invited to give a commencement speech, so it really wasnt his call or lack of balls.

You would also know that since he penned the speech he has been invited to give commencement addresses.

As for him being scared of educated masses, that's just typical liberal nonsense hyperbole on your part. You sound defensive.


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I ate your Mom's ass last night.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
If you bothered to look it up, you would know that Boortz wrote the speech as a spoof in response to the fact that he had never been invited to give a commencement speech, so it really wasnt his call or lack of balls.

You would also know that since he penned the speech he has been invited to give commencement addresses.

As for him being scared of educated masses, that's just typical liberal nonsense hyperbole on your part. You sound defensive.


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I ate your Mom's ass last night.

She mentioned to me that she had corn and collard greens in anticipation of being rimmed by you. Hope you had a toothpick handy.


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CID1990 wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:

I ate your Mom's ass last night.

She mentioned to me that she had corn and collard greens in anticipation of being rimmed by you. Hope you had a toothpick handy.


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CID1990 wrote:

kalm wrote:
1) Boortz, like any good conservative is obviously very scared of educated masses.

2) What a pussy for not having enough conviction to actually deliver the speech.

3) Then again, there so much fail in that speech maybe he read it several times and found the wisdom to think better of it.

If you bothered to look it up, you would know that Boortz wrote the speech as a spoof in response to the fact that he had never been invited to give a commencement speech, so it really wasnt his call or lack of balls.

You would also know that since he penned the speech he has been invited to give commencement addresses.

As for him being scared of educated masses, that's just typical liberal nonsense hyperbole on your part. You sound defensive.


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Hyperbole? Hyperbole you say.... His entire faux speech was filled with hyperbole about the evil twisted liberal influence on education.

As I've acknowledged before, there are certainly issues in education, and it certainly has it's share of libtards. But my experience growing up in Cheney Public Schools, Spokane Community College, and EWU was outstanding and almost completely devoid of politics. There were teachers all along the way that moonlighted as businessman whether it was a summertime home irrigation business, or financial planning, leaving a career in the private sector to teach, etc that had tons of experience in the "real world".

My two son's education is going along a very similar path where the education is highly professional, comprehensive, and based in real world scenarios.

But I understand it's not that way everywhere.

I actually enjoyed where Boortz started with the non-conformist angle. And yes, there needs to be some shit cleaned up for sure. But then he drifted widely into a partisan rant, swinging and missing many opportunities, sounding very much like David Horowitz.

Bottom line is more people are educated these days and they are choosing a more progressive view of the world based on KNOWLEDGE. And that freaks the fuck out of douchebags like Boortz.

So forgive me if I didn't want to dig into the background story.

A conservative radio talk show host with a college education? You don't see that everyday.

youngterrier wrote:A conservative radio talk show host with a college education? You don't see that everyday.

youngterrier wrote:A conservative radio talk show host with a college education? You don't see that everyday.

I can think of only one...

@ the fucktards who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Baldy wrote: @ the fucktards who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Boortz is a Conk, Baldy. On the Conk evolutionary spectrum, he's between Cheney and Carrie Nation.

youngterrier wrote:A conservative radio talk show host with a law degree who was a practicing attorney and took up radio part time before his show took off? You don't see that everyday.

FIFY

Baldy wrote: @ the fucktards who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Boortz is about as libertarian as it gets...

For example: he has no problem with gays or gay marriage and thinks the "war on drugs" is foolish and a waste of money.

However, he is VERY fiscally conservative, is in favor of the rule of law, and REALLY hates the moocher class and their enablers in the democratic party.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

Baldy wrote: @ the fucktards who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Boortz is a Conk, Baldy. On the Conk evolutionary spectrum, he's between Cheney and Carrie Nation.

Says the guy who doesn't even know who Neil Boortz is.

Baldy wrote: @ the **** who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Yeah I sensed that, too. Got several paragraphs out of Kalm, even, with a bunch of conciliatory caveats.

"Yeah, he's kinda right, but he's still wrong."


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CID1990 wrote:

Baldy wrote: @ the **** who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Yeah I sensed that, too. Got several paragraphs out of Kalm, even, with a bunch of conciliatory caveats.

"Yeah, he's kinda right, but he's still wrong."


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Hey motherfucker, unlike Baldy, I actually consider the other argument.

blueballs wrote:

Baldy wrote: @ the **** who think Boortz is actually a conservative.

However, judging by some of the overly sensitive comments, Boortz pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Boortz is about as libertarian as it gets...

For example: he has no problem with gays or gay marriage and thinks the "war on drugs" is foolish and a waste of money.

However, he is VERY fiscally conservative, is in favor of the rule of law, and REALLY hates the moocher class and their enablers in the democratic party.

Sound like the kind of guy I could share a beer with.