Elitist Pricks will be Shot during the Revolution

You all are obviously aware of my sheer hatred for Bill O'Reilly. You all know that I hate conservative blowhards who pose under the guise of "fair and balanced." You all know I hate rich propaganda tools who try and speak for the working class. You all know I hate Fox News.

However, Bill came out with a new article. In this one, like past ones complaining about rap songs and "culture wars," Bill bitches about the new "Superman Returns" movie. In a part of the film, Perry White says "Does he [Superman] still stand for truth, justice and all that stuff?" Of course, to people in the theatre, they wrote it off as just the way people talk or a way for the character to quickly buzz through a stressfull press meeting (where the quote was uttered). However, Bill decided to try his lack luster journalism skills again, in the form of the usual complaint.

"You don't need x-ray vision to know that things have changed drastically in America in the past five years. When Superman left to go visit the planet of his birthplace, the USA was not engaged in a terror war; the country was merrily drifting along, hoping that rap music would follow Monica Lewinsky into obscurity." -Bill O'Reilly

Wasn't rap the most popular music five years ago? It still is. I forgot though, music written about street fare is evil in the eyes of Mr. Working Class Prick.

"According to a Pew Global Attitudes survey, almost 30% of Americans believe that America's presence in Iraq poses a greater danger to world peace than Iran's quest for a nuclear weapon. In Turkey, 65% of the people feel that way. This kind of muddled thinking reflects the sentiment of the anti-American press worldwide and here in the USA. It is also the product of the rise of a well-funded and well-organized secular-progressive movement in America." -Bill O'Reilly

If you're against the war, you must hate America. It's not like dissent is the highest form of patriotism.

However, Bill's article gets even more pathetic. The farther I read, the more I support capital punishment for a select few.

"And the secular-progressive scribes are becoming increasingly emboldened. Writing in The New York Times, David Nasaw, a professor at the ultra-left City University of New York, made this comment about the charitable gifts of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett: "While we can only applaud the decision by Mr. Buffett and Mr. Gates to give away so much of their fortunes ... is society served by permitting (italics mine) so much capital to be accumulated by so few?"Fifty years ago, Professor Nasaw would have received an invitation to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Today, he is a lion in the secular-progressive movement which seeks to have a large centralized government decide who can earn what."

Let's get this straight: Bill O'Reilly loves to "analyze." When someone believes that they should have the right to marry someone they love, despite the gender, O'Reilly overdoses on responses like: "In Iraq, these couples would not be allowed to marry."

..?! Ok, what's your point? He accuses the far left and post leftists of wanting to create a government controlled society (which is complete bullshit by the way) but when it comes to an issue of freedom like gay rights or women's reproductive rights, Bill loves to compare about how much we should be like Iraq. He hates their Islamic extremism (as do I) however, he would love to have our nation run like theirs.

He also loves Big Brother. Using his amazing analyzing skills, he talks about how anyone who opposes nationalism, capitalist exploitation and inequality should be put before a council to be reviewed. Funny that Bill would blast on Stalinist USSR and authoritarian leftism but he supports a form of fascism like this.

It gets worse...

"That's not the American way Superman used to uphold. This is a brave new world that threatens even superheroes. The old ways of respect for the basic nobility of America, the capitalistic free enterprise system, and the Judeo-Christian philosophy of personal responsibility are all under siege by stealth forces more powerful than a locomotive. They can even exorcise a classic pro-American line from a movie about a traditional comic book hero." -Bill O'Reilly

This is what almost made me snap. Bill O'Reilly has the audacity to say that we should have respect for the nobility of America. No Bill, how about we have respect for the working man, and not the rich nobility. You can sit on your ass in your air conditioned studio, adovcating your respect for inheritance mongers and capitalists, but everyone else will be working hard to survive and give you your comforts and freedom to say this bullshit. Also, don't you dare say anything about free enterprise or free anything while you advocate stopping leftists from having said freedom.

It's fascinating that O'Reilly would say anything about "Judeo-Christian philophies" while also being opposed to immigration. Hey Bill, I know it's inconvenient, but go read the Bible's views on free movement.

When the Revolution comes, he'll be the first to go.