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Rush Limbaugh, Asshole of the Day for August 13, 2014
by TeaPartyCat (Follow @TeaPartyCat)
Yesterday we named Shepard Smith Asshole of the Day for calling Robin Williams a coward for his suicide. It was awful and it needed to be called out because it was clear from Smith’s apology that he didn’t get that bravery or cowardice aren’t at issue when it comes to suicide and depression. A friend of mine posted this on Facebook about it:
Anyone who is sick enough to kill themselves even though they leave behind a loving family has died of an illness as aggressive as cancer. This tragedy is nearly unreconcilable to the healthier mind.
I’m not sure if the words were hers, or someone else’s, so if it’s from somewhere, I apologize for not attributing it. (I know she won’t want to be mentioned on this site though.)
But since then Rush Limbaugh has ventured into even more ridiculous territory. On his radio show Rush blames liberal ideology for Robin Williams’ suicide:
So our last caller wanted to know, “What is the politics in the coverage of the suicide of Robin Williams?”
Well, I believe there is some. But I don’t think that the politics is driving it. I think there was, on the part of media and Hollywood, genuine affection for the guy that is driving it, but there is politics.
If you notice the coverage is focused on how much he had, but it wasn’t enough. “He had everything, everything that you would think would make you happy. But it didn’t.” Now, what is the left’s worldview in general? What is it? If you had to attach not a philosophy but an attitude to a leftist worldview, it’s one of pessimism and darkness, sadness. They’re never happy, are they? They’re always angry about something. No matter what they get, they’re always angry.
Yes, Rush Limbaugh, who has become rich beyond imagine by exploiting anger, resentment, racism, and sexism, is now accusing someone else of “pessimism and darkness”.
And this argument doesn’t even make any sense. Liberals have made people unable to accept happiness. Liberals are always angry about something. That’s just wrong in so many ways, but let’s look at a few:
Has he been to a Tea Party rally?
Seen the comments and replies when a liberal woman says something on the internet?
How about those town halls when Obamacare was being debated?
What about when Rush himself ranted angrily FOR DAYS about the idea of Sandra Fluke having birth control pills covered by health insurance? I recall that one being pretty angry.
Rush isn’t stupid. He knows all this. He knows he makes a mint with anger and resentment, but now he’s projecting that unhappiness he harvests for his own fame and profit onto liberals and blaming them for the death of a beloved figure. And for that, Rush Limbaugh is the Asshole of the Day.
It is Rush Limbaugh's sixth time as Asshole of the Day. Previous wins were for
saying Obama caused an obesity epidemic by giving poor people food stamps
comparing filibuster reform to changing the law to make rape legal
claiming it was an accident that he called Sandra Fluke a slut, even though he continued calling her that (and worse) on the air for several more days
trolling for reasons that he should be allowed to use the n-word
saying “CBS has just declared war on the Heartland of America” for hiring Colbert
Full story: Leslie Salzillo at Liberals Unite. Leslie also runs the Shut Down Rush Libmaugh page on Facebook.
May we never forget that one time Robin Williams pretended to be a cheerleader
When Robin Williams first visited his good friend Christopher Reeve after the riding accident that left him paralyzed, Williams claimed in the voice of a Russian doctor that he came to “perform a colonoscopy.” Reeve reportedly said that it was the first time he had laughed since his accident, and that from that moment on he knew that life was going to be ok. - weird, interesting & funny facts
Despite being a millionaire it turns out Robin Williams not only knew the value of solidarity but came out in support of the Writers Guild strike in 2007.
We saw this picture of him on the picket line on the We are not Leaving page and checked into the story behind it. It’s from the picket line at the Time Warner Center in New York, Nov 8th 2007. Williams along with other actors had brought bagels to the picket line of the two labor unions that represent film, television and radio writers working in the United States. Over 12,000 workers were effected.
The strike was to demand a share for the writers of the new income that was coming from internet sales. On the picket line Williams told the Hollywood Reporter that;
"This is not about millionaire screenwriters. They don’t need to be on strike. This is not about me, I’m fine. This is about a large amount of people who are simply trying to get their fair share."
His death has affected millions, and, his solidarity and activism with people is to be commended. His statement ‘I’m fine’ speaks volumes about the stigma attached to depression and suicide and how it is dealt with in Society as a whole, and has undoubtedly raised awareness of these not often enough talked about issues for all of us, and how these issues can be dealt with and challenged.
Via Workers Solidarity Movement (Ireland)
"I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is ending up with people who make you feel all alone”
Sending love to Robin Williams and his family.
Depression is a crushing weight to bear - I suffer from it. I have friends who suffer from it. Many of you will suffer from it.
When someone reaches out to you, don’t turn them away or trivialise their concerns. It can be a scary thing when someone opens up to you - be a friend and listen. Encourage them to seek professional support - many doctors and mental health organisations are on the top of their game in helping those in need.
Don’t be afraid to seek help - no one is laughing at you. No one wants to undermine you - they want to help you be the person you know you can be. Everyone may not understand, but they will strive to be understanding. Treatment might not perform a miracle in the first instance - it might take a few tries to get the combination right.
I’m not a doctor, I’m not a therapist - I’m just a person giving advice to those who might want to read it.
Don’t take that last final, fatal action - everyone is worth so much more than that.
Image: Robin Williams in his letterman jacket c.1969
“To all the animators that made Aladdin, thank you. You really pushed the boundaries on what animation could do.” - Robin Williams while receiving his Disney Legend award
" I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way” - Dead Poets Society
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The world will never be the same again. This is truly heartbreaking. Rest in peace, Robin Williams. I give your family and all the true fans my prayers & condolence. You will always be my favorite actor and person. You had such a big beautiful heart who wanted to make everyone laugh. You made such a huge impact on a lot of people. Thank you. You were always the best in my eyes. Oh captain, my captain. You will be missed.
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me: *plays music*