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January 27, 2010
Media Matters stomping mad about Beck documentary on progressives
Topics: Political News and commentariesIt's abundantly clear that the "George Soros steno pool known as Media Matters for America" really didn't like Glenn Beck's TV documentary, "The Revolutionary Holocaust," and for good reason; Media Matters is angry because they believe Beck's documentary seeks to link modern progressivism with communist atrocities, and they are as correct to think so as much as Beck is absolutely right to point it out.
As Matthew Vadum explains in his piece titled "Media Matters Is Vewy, Vewy Angwy About Beck Documentary," in the documentary Beck sought to show his audience that too many Americans admire leftist totalitarian mass murderers and too many Americans don't know about the horrors these merciless killers have inflicted on humanity:
This tolerance of brutal leftist monsters allows today's progressives, whose ideas have the same intellectual pedigree as communism and fascism, to get away with murder, so to speak. In other words, this permissive environment allows left-wingers to openly flaunt their admiration of brutal mass murderers such as Che Guevara and Mao Zedong without getting called on it. People wear Che and Mao tee shirts and no one cares. (See related Nick Gillespie blog entry at Reason)If you missed Beck's documentary, 'Live Free or Die,' take the time to watch it now. If you've already seen it, it's worth your time to see it again:Beck believes people should care. He believes this failure to challenge the ugly misanthropic ideas represented by mass murderers like Che and Mao in a sense confers a degree of respectability on leftism in general.
Again, he's right. (Read it all)
Transcript here.
Posted by Richard at January 27, 2010 12:10 PM
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