Comments on: Michael Savage Claims Jon Stewart is the cause of anti-Semitism

By: Dynastor Kilgore

Dynastor Kilgore — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 23:52:54 +0000

To be honest, I’d rather listen to Mikey “crack up” on the air than listen to anyone else on the radio. No one can do what he does on the air. I love the bunched-up panties of those without the balls to digest his particular brand of
anti-political correctness. The only one as original on radio is Phil Hendrie.
Verbal volleyball is the habitat of those with no resolve. Beware the beta
desperately screaming “ALPHA!”.

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By: Dynastor Kilgore

Dynastor Kilgore — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 23:42:31 +0000

The moment you say “hate”, I equate it to someone of colour calling anyone not of colour a “racist” the moment they can’t come
up with a correct or witty response. Damn. Hate?! Really? What a wonderful reduction of a plethora of human emotions. Can you really say that someone’s motives are fueled by “hate”?
Unless they tell you, one can NEVER be sure of any individuals
motives. What a feely cop-out the free use of that word imbides to your otherwise-cogent points. “Hate-Speech”, is a sickening
reduction of the glorious human condition. Words don’t equate to motives, gentlemen. Makes the user immediately “smarmy” to adults that understand what a cop-out users of those terms really are.

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By: Dynastor Kilgore

Dynastor Kilgore — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 23:31:25 +0000

Wow, Larry. Lovely attempt at a “pocket diagnosis”. I understand the difficulty
in trying to grasp the peaks and valleys of an fully-functional human, given the smooth, peachy sheen your S.S.R.I. gives your world-view. Normal humans are
capable of vast “ups” and “downs” as a normal part of dealing with an ever-changing reality. Most never ever allow themselves feel the full weight of
these vacillations, as they are taught to stop, or, at least hesitate to “imagine the
consequences of their (potential) ‘outbursts’”. As adults, we should already be
aware of this scenario. When one always questions their own words, the continuity of thought is never allowed to develop. The lack of mental continuity is the slippery slope to true mental illness.

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By: Scott

Scott — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 23:31:07 +0000

Maybe Jon can skewer him and finally drive him over the edge….lol….it sounds like Savage might just be biting off a bit more than he can chew.

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By: Phojo6

Phojo6 — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:43:44 +0000

The savage-wiener is fast becoming known as The Rectum of Talk Radio. His single Ph.D is in FLOWERS (ethnic botany) although he frequently claims it is in nutrition or (even) epidemiology — of which he knows little. He does have two MA’s in other fields.

I must agree that Savage is more insane than normal; I’d love to hear a qualified professional’s analysis.

The Brits in my view, have every right to ban him in their own country. What the hell, I’d never let the loathesome bastard in my living room.

His ratings recently dropped from third nationally, to fourth. Many of us feel that he will soon crack up completely while on the air. Then, for the first time, he will have contributed something meaningful to the history of talk radio.

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