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Nazi Collaborator In, Limbaugh Out
Talk radio virtuoso Rush Limbaugh is unacceptable to the NFL as part owner of a football team. Barack Obama’s boss, unrepentant Nazi collaborator, George Soros does, evidently, meets the NFL’s “very high standard”. Barbiarian Michael Vick who operated a dog fighting ring, tortured and executed dogs, including family pets, has been welcomed back into the league with open arms. Limbaugh, who is guilty of being an outspoken conservative, but has never served prison time, nor helped send innocent Jews to death camps, falls short of the high character standards set by the NFL.
I’m not especially interested in football and have been only vaguely aware of the NFL as a sports organization that promotes substance abuse and domestic violence. The days when professional athletes were good role models for kids are long gone. Always desperately seeking some kind of relevance, the Misery Merchants were all over the news making entirely false and libelous claims about Limbaugh. It must be tough out there for a Poverty Pimp now that America has elected a black president. Reuters is reporting that Limbaugh’s would-be business partner, Dave Checketts has brought George Soros into the fold.
Nobody is caterwauling about the Nazi collaborator and euthanasia enthusiast’s failure to live up to the NFL’s legendary “high standard”. Limbaugh may be controversial but he never sent a Jew to a death camp; never tortured or killed a helpless dog and does not advocate ending the lives of the infirm or elderly to save the government a few bucks.