Tim wrote:
Oh, think nothing of it, Harry.

When somebody pulles their advertising, somebody else takes their
place. Besides, if you want to really hurt Fox, you pull the plug on
your cable or satilite dish and cut them off. after all, your
subscription pays a lot for the programming wether you think so or
not.

GMC pulled their advertising. That's great. Bully for them. Beck is
still widly popular and his audience is still growing. So when you're
needing business. ...pull l your ads. ...That's sensable, especially
when your corporation is floundering.


And it's interesting, that Beck's audience is growing Not only on Fox,
but radio time, and possibly passing up Limbaugh, but I cant verify
that.

So the way I see it, those who pull their ads are just giving up on a
prime marketing oppertunity, and I may be wrong but it could be their
loss. Not beck's nor Fox, but theirs and theirs alone.



Some advertisers have standards. Others run advertising fearmongering
shows like Beck's.

The fact that Beck has a large audience of retards does not matter.
McDonald's sells the most hamburgers, but they are still crappy hamburgers.

I hope you don't listen to Beck. You present as a Christian with a
conscience. Beck's best boys are trash like herring.


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On Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:20:24 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Tim wrote:
Oh, think nothing of it, Harry.

When somebody pulles their advertising, somebody else takes their
place. Besides, if you want to really hurt Fox, you pull the plug on
your cable or satilite dish and cut them off. after all, your
subscription pays a lot for the programming wether you think so or
not.

GMC pulled their advertising. That's great. Bully for them. Beck is
still widly popular and his audience is still growing. So when you're
needing business. ...pull l your ads. ...That's sensable, especially
when your corporation is floundering.


And it's interesting, that Beck's audience is growing Not only on Fox,
but radio time, and possibly passing up Limbaugh, but I cant verify
that.

So the way I see it, those who pull their ads are just giving up on a
prime marketing oppertunity, and I may be wrong but it could be their
loss. Not beck's nor Fox, but theirs and theirs alone.



Some advertisers have standards. Others run advertising fearmongering
shows like Beck's.

The fact that Beck has a large audience of retards does not matter.
McDonald's sells the most hamburgers, but they are still crappy hamburgers.

I hope you don't listen to Beck. You present as a Christian with a
conscience. Beck's best boys are trash like herring.

Isn't Beck a man of faith? That has been my understanding.

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wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?

Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

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On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:07:34 -0700, Jordon
wrote:

wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?

Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

It means something to "H the K," else he wouldn't have made his
particular appeal to Tim.

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wrote:
Jordon wrote:
wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?
Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

It means something to "H the K," else he wouldn't have made his
particular appeal to Tim.

He said "Christian with a conscience", so I suppose
you could have said "Doesn't Beck have a conscience?".
And that would have been pretty damn funny.

But the full sentence... "You present as a Christian
with a conscience." doesn't make any sense anyway.

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Jordon wrote:
wrote:
Jordon wrote:
wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?
Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

It means something to "H the K," else he wouldn't have made his
particular appeal to Tim.

He said "Christian with a conscience", so I suppose
you could have said "Doesn't Beck have a conscience?".
And that would have been pretty damn funny.

But the full sentence... "You present as a Christian
with a conscience." doesn't make any sense anyway.


Sure it does. I don't think Tim plays at being a Christian, as so many
self-proclaiming Christians here do. I think he is the real deal, within
limitations. He has a conscience. John Herring claims to be a Catholic,
a Christian, but that's a bull**** claim. He's a conscious-less dirtbag.



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On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:19:48 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Jordon wrote:
wrote:
Jordon wrote:
wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?
Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

It means something to "H the K," else he wouldn't have made his
particular appeal to Tim.

He said "Christian with a conscience", so I suppose
you could have said "Doesn't Beck have a conscience?".
And that would have been pretty damn funny.

But the full sentence... "You present as a Christian
with a conscience." doesn't make any sense anyway.


Sure it does. I don't think Tim plays at being a Christian, as so many
self-proclaiming Christians here do. I think he is the real deal, within
limitations. He has a conscience. John Herring claims to be a Catholic,
a Christian, but that's a bull**** claim. He's a conscious-less dirtbag.

"Conscious-less"? (Not that I share in any vituperation, mind you.)

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H the K wrote:
Jordon wrote:
wrote:
Jordon wrote:
wrote:

Isn't Beck a man of faith?
Being a man of faith, doesn't mean ****. Jim Jones
was a man of faith.

It means something to "H the K," else he wouldn't have made his
particular appeal to Tim.

He said "Christian with a conscience", so I suppose
you could have said "Doesn't Beck have a conscience?".
And that would have been pretty damn funny.

But the full sentence... "You present as a Christian
with a conscience." doesn't make any sense anyway.


Sure it does.

"You present as a Christian with a conscience." makes
sense to you? Perhaps you may have left out an
important word that clarifies who you're talking about?
Maybe the word "yourself", if you were talking about Tim,
would have made it clear? Otherwise I could have just as
easily inserted the word "him" and it would sound like
Tim has previously presented Beck as a Christian with a
conscience, which, of course, would have been hysterical.

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