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April 25, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 25, 2008, Friday, Hour #3
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Ha, welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
This is the Excellence in Broadcasting Network, and it's Friday.
Live from the Southern Command in sunny South Florida.
It's open line Friday.
We go to the phones.
The program is yours.
Telephone number 800-282-2882.
And the email address L Rushbo at EIBNet.com.
One more little comment here about the furor that erupted in Denver for the past two days over comments made by me on this program regarding potential riots in Denver during the Democrat National Convention.
There is an organization out there called Recreate68.
They have a website.
You go there, it's Recreate68.org, and you can see what they're planning.
You can see their statement of nonviolence, which they have to put in there.
Back in March, on March 21st.
The uh there was a a quote here in the Rocky Mountain News.
Denver could face a dangerous situation on the first day of the Democrat National Convention, war protesters said Thursday, after losing a coveted permit for Civic Center to the convention host committee.
When things blow up because the police have to enforce a permit that the Democrats got, don't blame us for that, said Glenn Spagnolo, an organizer for the Recreate 68 Alliance.
Blame the Democrats for trying to silence dissent in the city of Denver.
When things blow up because the police have to enforce a permit that the Democrats got, don't blame us for that.
That's the head honcho of Recreate60.
When things blow up, as Michelle Malkin wrote at the time, remember that quote, when things blow up.
So just to clarify, for those of you in Denver and especially the great people at KOA in Denver, our EIB affiliate.
Probably could have been better made had I said it this way.
If the Democrats and their allies, such as Recreate68, want to engage in self-destructive behavior.
We'll take it.
It is they who protest.
It is they who riot.
It is they who threaten it.
It is not us.
It is not me.
They're the ones.
In fact, a bunch of anarchists are also protesting and promising the same kind of activity at the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis, or St. Paul, actually, in uh in September.
Okay, that's that.
Justice Scalia has a book coming out, and he did the obligatory appearance on 60 minutes.
It'll air on Sunday night, but I want you to hear an excerpt from the interview.
Leslie Stahl doing the interview.
She said, People say that the 2000 Florida election decision was not based on judicial philosophy, but on politics.
I say nonsense.
Was it political?
Get over it.
It's so old by now.
The principal issue in the case, whether the scheme that the Florida Supreme Court had put together violated the Federal Constitution.
That wasn't even close.
The vote was seven to two.
It was Al Gore who made it a judicial question.
It was he who brought it into the Florida courts.
We didn't go looking for trouble.
It was he who said, I want this to be decided by the courts.
What are we supposed to say?
Oh, not important enough.
And he continued, look, the Florida Supreme Court was changing the rules by which votes were counted at every hearing that they had.
And the Supreme Court of the United States was telling him you can't, and they kept doing it.
But he's right.
It was Al Gore who caused all that havoc by uh taking into the court system in the first place.
In the first hour of the program, and I want to go through some of this again because it's it's crucially important.
As you know, the North Carolina Republican Party has an ad.
They are not going to pull the ad.
It is an ad that is that its intent is to um cause doubt among North Carolina voters about the Democrat gubernatorial candidates it uses soundbites from the Reverend Wright.
Here is that ad.
For 20 years, Barack Obama sat in his pew listening to his pastor.
And then wants us to sing God bless America.
No, no, no.
Not God bless America.
God America!
That's it.
Now Beth Perdue and Richard Moore endorse Barack Obama.
They should know better.
He's just too extreme for North Carolina.
The North Carolina Republican Party sponsored this ad opposing Bad Purdue and Richard Moore for North Carolina governor.
On the Today Show No Today Show today, Meredith Vieira asked John McCain, why can't you call this why don't you get you get this ad canceled?
You've called this ad degrading and you've asked the state party to pull it.
They've refused.
Why do you think they're not listening to you, Senator?
And why do you believe that they would continue to raise questions about Obama's patriotism?
They're not listening to me because they're out of touch with reality and the Republican Party.
We are the party of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan.
And this kind of uh campaigning is unacceptable.
I've said that it will harm uh the Republicans' cause, and I've done everything that I can to repudiate and to see that this kind of campaigning does not uh continue.
I have engaged in and will continue a respectful campaign of either Senator Obama or Senator Clinton.
They're not listening to me.
They're not listening to me because they're out of touch.
They're out of touch with reality.
you.
Senator McCain attacking his own party.
The North Carolina GOP is not backing down, and they are fundraising successfully off of this.
Meredith Vieira then said, Well, Senator Obama said that if you really wanted to, you could get this ad pulled.
Because you're the head of Hancho now.
So if you can't get the ad pulled, does it raise any questions about your leadership?
I don't know exactly how to respond to that, except that I would hope that uh Senator Obama would uh repudiate and apologize for his remarks concerning the heartland of America, where his elitist remarks indicated that people are hardworking, dedicated people who harbor traditional values and principles and value their religion, and the second amendment of the Constitution would not be treated in an elitist fashion.
I hope he'll apologize for that.
Yeah, well, this is just this is not the sandbox, this is big leagues.
You apologize, you repudiate, I've repudiated, you repudiate.
I've apologized, you apologize.
This is embarrassing.
Next on the CBS early show today, Maggie Rodriguez talking to Senator McCain.
North Carolina Republican Party planning to run that ad.
You oppose the ad.
They're running it anyway.
What does it say about you?
You haven't opposed it strongly enough, or that your party's blatantly disregarding you.
It means that the Republican Party of the State of North Carolina is dead wrong.
They are an independent organization.
I'll do everything in my power to make sure not only they stop it, but that kind of leadership is rejected, and uh overwhelming majority of Republicans in North Carolina share my view.
But as the Republican nominee for president, couldn't you pick up the phone and call the head of the North Carolina GOP and say, don't run it?
I have communicated that in every possible way, and uh I will uh continue to communicate that.
Uh the Republican Party of the State of North Carolina is dead wrong.
Has he ever said the Democrat Party's dead wrong?
Would he say the Democrat Party is dead wrong in a presidential campaign, or is that being too harsh?
So once again, Senator McCain, totally comfortable, lighting out against his own party, insulting them.
They're out of touch with reality.
They are dead wrong.
They're not listening to me.
Hey, Senator, we're all mavericks now.
You demand fealty and loyalty from us and these state parties.
You demand that we not use Hussein's middle name.
Uh, sorry, Barack's middle name.
You go along with the notion we shouldn't call him a liberal.
We shouldn't talk about Reverend Wright.
But you're free to walk across the aisle, make all kinds.
You're you're f you're free to trash your party.
You reserve the right To do whatever you want to do and say what you want to say whenever you want to say it, but you chide us for the same behavior.
We're all mavericks now.
We're all independents now, Senator McCain, including the North Carolina Republican Party.
Uh Harry Smith, I'm sorry, Shepard Smith.
Yesterday, Fox News Channel.
What about that North Carolina ad was offensive to you, Senator?
I think it's anyone who watched it who was offensive in that it uh brought uh elements into this race, which uh excuse me, into this contest of race that are totally unacceptable.
We're the party of Abraham Lincoln and the party of Teddy Roosevelt and Lon Revon.
That's just not the kind of advertising we want to do.
We want this race decided on the issues.
This is an issue.
Jeremiah Wright and all of Obama's relationships attest to his character, that is an issue.
Read the Federalist papers, Senator McCain.
So now they don't know how to listen to him, they're not listening to him, they're not representing the views of the Republican Party, uh, they're dead wrong, and now their ad is racist.
Has he ever said anything Democrats do as racist?
Would he say that Reverend Wright is racist?
No, of course not, folks.
It's the North Carolina GOP that is racist.
According to Senator McCain.
It's clear he doesn't care about the Republican Party.
He doesn't care about bringing it along.
He doesn't care about building it up.
He intends to win despite it.
This from the Christian Science Monitor.
The announcement got buried in the avalanche of news coverage ahead of Tuesday's Democrat primary in Pennsylvania, but on the same day that Obama and Hilton or Clinton finished another lap in their slog for the nomination, the National Democrat Party launched its first TV ad against McCain.
The 30-second spot, going to air for three weeks on CNN and MSNBC, targets McCain's economic views, reflects a growing sense among Democrat leaders, the prolonged nomination fight is giving McCain a free pass for too long.
The ad coincides with a set of other Democrat Party efforts this week to counter McCain, including a national grassroots door knocking effort and a series of counteractivities near McCain campaign stops and fundraisers.
When McCain visits Oklahoma today, for instance, the state's Democrat Party will host a no third Bush term rally and a Union Hall event with $2.30 hot dogs and a poke at McCain's $2,300 a plate fundraiser that night at a nearby Hilton.
It's too bad the state Republican Party won't be there to help him.
The state Democrat Party taking is McCain going to make them apologize for making fun of him by having a $2.30 hot dog night?
Is he going to demand that Obama repudiate the Oklahoma State Democrat Party for the way it's conducting itself in this campaign?
As he repudiates the Republican Party of North Carolina.
Don't look for it.
It's apparent to him the Democrat Party's not the enemy.
His own party apparently poses the greatest obstacle to Senator McCain.
It's obvious to me, folks, Senator McCain has no intention of rebuilding the Republican Party as an institution.
Just wants to use it as a means to achieve his ends and leave it in whatever state of disrepair, repair it is when he is done.
And we know this because the purpose of McCain fine goal was to cripple the party system.
McCain's revenge when he lost the 2000 Republican primary, which he blamed on party officials and blamed on George W. Bush.
So final question here.
If Senator McCain is to be praised as a maverick, as an independent, then why shouldn't the rest of us get the same praise?
I want to be very clear about this.
If Senator McCain is campaigning not as a Republican or conservative, but as a maverick, an independent with license to criticize his own party so as to impress Democrats in the media.
Why shouldn't we behave the same way?
What do I mean by this?
Very simple.
Why should Republicans vote for McCain just because he's a Republican?
What reason?
Is that what he's a Republican, so Republicans are to vote for him?
Is that how this works?
Well, McCain teaches that's a wrong thing to do.
You don't support Republican presidents and their policies Just because they're Republicans?
No, you don't do that.
So why should we support his candidacy just because he's a Republican?
Why should conservatives get behind McCain?
Just because he claims to be conservative, McCain teaches us that that's the wrong thing to do as well.
So if he's not going to be loyal to his own party and to conservative principles, why should Republicans be loyal to him?
Why should conservatives be loyal to him?
We're all Mavericks now.
He reserves the right to dictate to all Republicans what they do say, not say when.
But then he at the same time reserves for himself the right to abandon the Republican Party.
We have to stay on the reservation.
He can wander off any time he wants.
Back in just a second.
Stay with us.
Before we get back to the phones, I have just one more thought, ladies and gentlemen, just one more on the potential civil unrest in Denver, the Democrat National Convention.
The group's recreate 68.
What was going on in 1968 that caused all the problems in the first place?
The wall in Vietnam.
The Vietnam Wall.
Now, are there any uh uh uh American political figures who have referred to the wall in Iraq as Vietnam?
McQuagmire, so forth.
I think there have been.
I think Senator Durban is one.
I think Senator Reed said that this was another Vietnam.
There may be even more Democrats who were hoping to secure defeat for the United States in the war in Iraq who compared it to Vietnam.
It's just another Vietnam.
Now, if you are an anti-war protester, and nostalgia reminds you of the glory days of 1968 in the Vietnam War in Chicago.
Might you be inspired to organize on the basis of the Democrat Party, suggesting we've got another Vietnam?
And you go, yeah, baby, yeah, baby, no Vietnam, it's time to relive the old days.
So it may not even be this spagnolo guy's fault.
The guy running Recreate 68.
Just something else to think about in this whole mix.
Durham, North Carolina, sorry, Durham.
Durham, North Carolina says, Mike, welcome to the program, sir.
Megadeths, Rush.
Thank you.
Uh longtime listener, first time caller, appreciate that.
Appreciate that.
Rush is a North Carolina Republican.
Uh I'm mad as hell about John McCain's comments.
Who does he think he is to tell us how to run our local elections?
I mean, I was prepared, you know, to hold my nose and vote for John McCain, even though he's not a Jesse Helms, Ronald Reagan Republican, but you know, why should we vote for somebody who insults us?
And if John McCain loses states like North Carolina, he's finished.
He can't win the presidency without us.
He says we need to listen to him.
He better wake up and listen to us if he wants to win this election.
It is mystifying.
I um, as I said earlier in the broadcast, I can't relate to that kind of ego, even though I have one of the most renowned egos in modern media.
I can't relate to it.
He's living in a parallel universe.
He cannot win without our support.
Well, um I think he, you know, he he he said in one of these sound bites that the majority of people in North Carolina agreed with him on this.
No, he he's he's not.
Yeah, he said it's he's he's he's deluding himself.
Well, I I had not heard those comments until you played them, and I I appreciate you playing them today because I had not heard them until then.
I should have given a blood pressure alert warning, though.
And the other thing I want to say, Rush, and I'm sure I'm sure you're aware of this, but probably a lot of people aren't, is that uh WRAL TV here in the triangle, uh, Raleigh Durham Chaplain Hill area has proudly announced that they are refusing to run that ad.
Now now, Rush, I would hope that North Carolinians of any political persuasion would be upset at the idea of censorship.
That's not censorship.
They they can accept the advertising or not.
That's within their right.
The thing you have to ask yourself is why?
Why do you think they're not got 25 seconds?
I happen to know.
Well, I mean, they think it's racist, but you know, uh if you believe that Reverend Wright didn't say what he said, and Obama sat there for twenty years and didn't listen to what he said, you gotta be Chris Matthews.
Can't top that.
I would I would I would bet you that the people that own that station or run that station have a bunch of wealth wealthy liberal guilt and aren't running it for that reason.
Try this headline from the St. Louis Post dispatch today.
City crime down, except for the killings.
It's an actual headline.
In the St. Louis Post dispatch's city of St. Louis has seen nine people slain in ten days.
Assaults on a cops have been on the rise too, officials say, thanks to a crop of young criminals willing to shoot their way out of capture.
However, the the uh the uh police chief, Joe M Joe Joe Mokwa in the boardroom of the police department this week told the mayor, I'm happy to report crime is continuing its double digit decreases.
Except for the killings.
Do you guys happen to see anybody see tonight's show last night?
Governor Schwarzenegger was on promoting global warming and condemning and ripping anybody who didn't believe it.
Meanwhile, state is headed to the sewer.
The state is in economic crisis, and he's on television, you know, promoting a hoax and ripping anybody who doesn't agree with it.
And there's this story from Reuters saying California was going through a very, very tough year.
Governor Schwarzenegger yesterday warned that the nation's most populous state faced even bigger budget deficits than previously projected.
So what?
We all know what it means, and now we know what the whole global warming thing is for.
Tax increases.
Uh and now New Jersey or New York, somebody's gonna raise taxes on the internet sales.
Let me see.
Let me get it's the cardboard box here, folks, that all the junk goes into.
Here it is.
New York internet shoppers take note in five weeks, sales tax-free shopping will end on many websites thanks to rewritten state rules that are trying to force internet retailers to collect.
You better get uh folks, you better grab your wallet.
You better uh it it is you the taxes that are gonna go up, there will absolutely be no fiscal restraint on the part of government anywhere whatsoever.
You are going to be taxed like you can't believe.
And every excuse under the sun, especially this economy, this economy will be used as an excuse to raise taxes rather than cut them, at least as far as the Democrats are concerned.
Georgia in uh in Enfield, Connecticut, I'm glad you called.
Well, she's sixteen years old, right?
Nice to have you here.
Hello.
Hi.
Um, Megadeth, um, from a rush baby.
Thank you.
For as long as I can remember.
And I'm I've been homeschooled for most of my life, and I recently started going to a public school this year.
Yeah.
And my condolences, by the way.
Thank you.
Um, my English teacher every Monday opens it up for cult cultural events and discussions and wait a second, wait a second.
I want to understand this.
Your English teacher every Monday opens up the discussion for cultural events and discussions.
Yeah.
Your English your English teacher.
Yes.
Okay.
And what is what happens?
And I I listened to you, and then I pointed out that about Jeremiah Wright, because well, that's a kind of a cultural event.
And I'd say so.
Yes, it is.
And um I said that Jeremiah Wright is racist, and Barack Obama's been listening to him for very many years, and then my English teacher stopped me and said, Well, he's being sound bitted and put taken out of context.
And what did you say?
And I said, and then I pointed out that he was talking about Jesus being a poor black man who is being oppressed by the white Italian rich people, and I was like, 'cause that was one of the sound bites I remembered from your show, and I said and she was like, Well, that was taken out of context and everything, and I was just in the world is out of context about that.
He said it.
He's your teacher is just trying to convince you that he didn't say these things, that it's mean people like me who are poisoning your skull full of mush with lies about Reverend Wright.
Your teacher's irresponsible.
I shouldn't say that.
I shouldn't I th this is this this kind of stuff.
I hope you hold firm in there, Georgia, because they're after your mind.
Yeah.
And then he said, well, mo most old people hold their racist beliefs from way back when.
And how many of you can honestly say your family has never said anything racist against any other race?
And I was like and a couple people raised their hands and I raised my hand and she's like, Well, I find that very hard to believe.
And then she looked at me and she was like, I can't believe you raised your hand.
You've made some racist comments and prejudicial comments yourself.
And I was like, that's pretty funny.
Wait, what racial comments, prejudice comments did you make?
Just quoting Reverend Wright?
No, um, other cultural events I have pointed out that um that if 'cause we were talking about the getting into college, I've pointed out that the college system, if you are black and you have the same grades as a white male or something, then you're going to get into the college ahead of the white male, and it's not exactly an equal society.
And so she took that as a racist comment or something.
You know, so all you were doing was telling her the principle behind affirmative action, and she accuses you of racism.
Yeah, when she's kind of being when the affirmative action is kind of racist itself.
Pretty well, of course it is.
It decides who gets to go where because of their skin color, black or white, doesn't matter.
Um how would y obviously this is quite different from your home schooling.
You you are you enjoying the challenges that are presented here by dealing with teachers that probably don't have the same IQ that you do.
Um, I suppose yes.
I'm glad you admitted it.
Uh you you gotta hold firm in there, Georgia, because they're gonna try to beat you down.
It'll be very subtle, but they're gonna try to tell you just like you know, your teachers t uh told you that uh there's racism in every family and it goes way, way back and so forth.
Uh it's an attempt to just ladle you with all kinds of guilt over things about which you had no nothing to do, uh nothing to do with.
Um but this could be a good experience for you because you you find out the assault that other kids your age are under in these uh in these schools, but it sounds like you're well prepared and and steeled for this.
I suppose uh I don't I'm I do more than supposed.
I can tell by your answers that uh that you are.
Well, look, I'm glad you called.
I appreciate this first hand report from inside the classroom in infield, Connecticut.
We're always happy to have these kinds of reports, and I'm glad you called.
Thank you.
Okay, thanks, Georgia, very much.
Jason and uh Norman Oklahoma, you're next on the EIB network.
How about Hello Rush, Megadiddos?
It's an honor to talk to you.
Thank you.
Um I was calling because uh I'm a student at the University of Oklahoma, and uh in my history of journalism course, oh no we have a ch we have a chapter in our textbook dedicated to pretty much that you're a liar.
And uh we have chapter dedicated to the premise that I'm a liar?
Uh essentially that uh the reason why we are moving up, not a whole chapter.
It used to just be a couple pages.
Now it's a whole chapter.
Yeah.
Uh it's a it's a very liberal book.
The whole the whole book looks at the history of journalism through a lib for a very liberal uh point of view.
But uh but basically that you know, you said racist things, that you're uh you don't believe in women's rights, that you lie about Bill Clinton, all those things.
And uh what is your teacher?
What what year are you?
I want is it you see freshman sophomore?
What year is this?
I'm a junior.
Junior for crying out wow, they're this is like a second grade textbook.
This is so infantile.
All right, your teacher what?
Oh, uh, well, on uh Tuesday, he said that we're gonna be talking about uh about you more extensively, and he's gonna show some I guess show, or we're gonna listen to some clips of you.
And he did ask if there were any ditto heads in the room, and me and one other kid raised our hand raised our hand out of about a hundred and fifty in the class.
So they're more than that, they just don't have the courage.
Right.
So what did he do?
Did he then target you?
Oh, he just said that we'd have our chance to to talk, that we'd have equal time.
Well, how we'll see.
How gracious.
How gracious a hundred and fifty students, two of them will get equal time.
Right.
So he's gonna he's probably gonna play clips in my television show and copyright violation.
Uh don't have permission, probably going to play clips in the radio show, and I guarantee you that uh they will fit a prejudice that your professor has.
They'll probably be taking completely out of context, so I'm looking forward to that.
Please keep us posted.
Mr. Snerdley get his number.
Uh when is this going to happen?
Uh Tuesday.
Tuesday.
This is Friday.
Wednesday's a big day next week for a lot of reasons.
Uh nothing to do with the radio program, but we'll look forward to talking to you on Wednesday.
If you'll give us your number, we can call you back a firsthand report.
Absolutely.
On how they're doing this is cool.
A whole chapter.
University of Oklahoma Journalism textbook.
Quick timeout.
We'll be back and continue.
Stay with us.
What was the name of the young student at the journalism school, University of Oklahoma?
Hey, Jason, I know you're still out there.
At some point in your class, because they're focusing here on what a liar I am, and I make things up and so forth.
And I know some of you, I checked the email.
Rush, why are you why are you laughing at this?
This is very serious.
They're trying to discredit you.
I know because folks, it's a it's it's a testament to the effectiveness of the program.
That it's now a whole chapter in a textbook, a lecture.
This professor is fully aware that there are far more than two ditto heads in his class, and the whole point is to dissuade him.
To intimidate him.
I know exactly what's going on here, but they're not going to be deterred.
Now, Jason, when the time comes in this class and you get your chance to speak, and why don't you stand up and just sort of innocently say, uh, Professor Slobodnik, or whatever his name is.
We've we've heard how Rush Limbaugh lies and makes things up and he's a racist and uh this is a journalism school.
Uh could you teach us about Dan Rather?
Uh Dan Rather made up some stuff I I'm told uh about uh National Guard story and Jason Blair, uh New York Times literally making up stories.
There have been Washington Post reporters, newsweek reporters.
Could you could you explain to me, Professor?
Jason, I want you to say this.
Could you explain to me, Professor, why the New York Times is getting ready to let go hundreds of reporters and others?
Why advertising revenue is declining at major American newspapers, why there is restructuring, why are there layoffs?
Why is the circulation down in major newspapers?
Well, at the same time, Professor Slobodnik, how come Limbaugh's audience continues to grow?
He's reporting no revenue problems, and yet some of the biggest names in broadcast journalism have been humiliated from Dan Rather on.
Could you explain this since we're in journalism class here?
And just see what he says.
By the way, there's a report out there that Nancy Pelosi is misquoting or did misquote the Bible on Earth Day on April 22nd.
She did no such thing.
Too many people on our side who are unwilling to tell the truth.
She didn't misquote, she made it up.
She literally lied and made it up.
In her news release on April 22nd on Earth Day.
She said, the Bible tells us in the old testament, quote, to minister to the needs of God's creation is an act of worship.
To ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us.
On this earth day and every day, let us pledge to our children And our children's children that they will have clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, and the opportunity to exercise the wonders of nature.
So she lies.
She didn't misquote the Bible.
She made it up.
It's not there.
All to advance a political agenda.
Quoting the Bible to fit an agenda.
So there's a guy named Cloud Mariotini, who is a professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.
He told the Cybercast News Service the passage not only doesn't exist, it's fictional.
It is not in the Bible, said the theologian.
There's nothing that even approximates it in the Bible.
Nothing, it's not even close.
It was totally made up.
It was not a misquote.
People are so afraid to be critical of people and things like this.
You know, Obama does the same thing.
You know, when he when he they all these liberals, they start playing games with what's in the Bible and redefining this and what Jesus said and so forth, but Pelosi made it up.
And everybody's talking like she misquoted the Bible and so forth.
This is far more hideous than a misquote.
And so, Jason, ask your journalism student, your journalism professor, Professor Slobodnik what he thinks of the speaker of the house, literally making up scripture.
I want to give you another way to read this Pelosi quote.
This Pelosi quote to minister to the needs of God's creation is an act of worship.
To ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us.
It seems to me like what Ms. Pelosi's saying, and this is to advance the whole concept of global warming, by the way, she's saying, don't worship the creator.
Worship the created.
Don't worship the creator.
Because the created is the creator.
Nature.
Whatever.
But Frosty, it's not a misquote.
She made it up.
Unless she's got a new religion that she hasn't told us about, and she's just calling it Christianity.
At any rate, have a great weekend, folks.
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