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Rage on the Radio 2

Segment from the September 12, 2008 broadcast of Bill Moyers' Journal. Correspondent Rick Karr examines the consequences of hate speech by right-wing radio talk show hosts. Part 2 of 2. Part 1 a...  
 
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perseus651 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Moyers and his followers are living proof that there will never be any unification of the two political parties.
Ravenlock (1 year ago) Show Hide
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...Yeah, the Obama campaign sure did meltdown and fail. ;)

Let's be clear, I in no way favor the fairness doctrine or anything else that silences a point of view. But the content of talk radio is frequently repulsive (and yes, I have listened to it in context, on my radio, in full), and it's greatly disturbing to me that it retains such popularity.
ibilldavis (1 year ago) Show Hide
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God bless the right wing talk show hosts.
1jimcox (11 months ago) Show Hide
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God blesses all of us, right or wrong. God does not discriminate against or favor one child over another. We are all loved equally.
ibilldavis (11 months ago) Show Hide
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I can agree with that, even so called pastors that say G D American.
writemrbond (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The shock jocks should be prosecuted under the hate speech laws.
zyxavan (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It's big business owners and their lobbyists that keep the illegals coming.  They want easy cheap labor, and they wield great power through K-street, so any immigrant reform bill is bound to fail. These big business owners are more likely to be associated with the Republican party than to be "liberals".
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Checkyoself1: I have children older than you. Typical of RW younger ppl, telling me that I am old enough to know better. I DO know better - I know all about the VietNam war, and the draft, and the assassinations in the 60s - things you have only READ about in books. The power, O most Intelligent One, is in keeping the masses DIVIDED w/Repukes at the helm, because UNITED the people will assume POWER and OVERCOME corrupt corporate America. Obama represents ALL ppl, and that scares the RWingers
isisarchist (1 year ago) Show Hide
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If you don't love america then leave, but to threaten people because of you irrational fear of change is ridiculous.
Policies change, countries change, everything changes and every time a change comes people like you get terrified and start screaming "the sky is falling" over and over, all because you want everything to stay exactly the way you remember as a child.
People thought Elvis and his hip swaying would destroy america. You would be funny if you weren't so sad.

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