Liberals Outraged by Cadillac Ad

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | 3-6-2014 | Rush Limbaugh

[servo1969]

That part I made bold is one of the funniest things I've heard from Rush in awhile. It made me laugh out loud.

[sauropod]

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[cripplecreek]

Neal McDonough in Band of Brothers.



He played an evil SOB on Justified as a gay rapist mob type.

[ken5050]

Wait a sec...Cadillac is made by Government Motors...

[Talisker]

Liberals don’t get outraged.

Liberals obey.

Liberals can be outraged one second, happy the next, sad the third, bored the fourth and inspired the fifth - as their instructed agendas change.

That ability - sociopathy itself - is what liberals consider sophisticated. It’s what they believe gives them value. It’s what they “know” that others don’t know.

Liberals are dead inside. They killed themselves so they can live safely in a Leftist world. What the poor bastards don’t realize is that the Leftists plan on killing them anyway, once their plan is accomplished.

If, when you think about what liberals, your brain doesn’t skiz out and bang into a level of depravity you realize that you just can’t even imagine, then you aren’t really grasping what a liberal is. They loathe themselves because they really are loathesome. It’s not an affectation - they’ve sold their souls to monsters, and they know it.

[Cicero]

They obviously should have advertised it for what it is: a pimpmobile.

[katana]

If I recall correctly, he was also in the news a couple years back when he refused to do a nude or some sort of semi-explicit sexual scene based on his religious (Roman Catholic, IIRC) beliefs. Another reason maybe why his appearance in the commercial "offended" the ever offended.

There's an old rude saying about such people ... "F*** 'em if they can't take a joke". I hope a few of them read that and are so offended they simply explode in a cloud of pink goo.

[Alberta's Child]

That Cadillac ad is a great advertisement for the wrong product. An electric car? Made by Government Motors? C'mon, man -- that's a disgrace!

Make it an ad about a Ford pickup truck or a Mustang ... then we'll talk. LOL.

[Alberta's Child]

He was great in The Guardian with Kevin Costner and (I hate to admit this) Ashton Kutcher.

[cripplecreek]

I think he’s a fine actor and his role in Band Of Brothers will always be the one I remember him for.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

That was a great movie.

[dangus]

So Cadillac got Rush Limbaugh to give free ad time to an electric car from GM. I hate to say this to socialists like GM, but well played, well played.

[Alberta's Child]

I agree. Very underrated movie, in my opinion. Great soundtrack, too.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

This is one of my favorite songs.

Bryan Adams
The Guardian Never Let Go
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-oU2xKTanY

[Alberta's Child]

One of the best movie endings I've seen in a long time ... (SPOILER ALERT for anyone who hasn't seen the movie!)

The Guardian - Ending Scene

That instrumental track and piano score that starts around the 3:55 mark shows up at several emotional "transition scenes" in the movie. That music always gets me.

[Alberta's Child]

And Clancy Brown, who played Capt. Hadley, is really a very underrated actor, too. I wish I had a voice like that. LOL.

A lot of cast members played perfect roles in this movie.

[sueuprising]

I have to say this. Working hard and putting aside money to provide for your family is not the same as spending money on ostentatious displays of wealth like buying a Cadillac represents. I have never equated the Protestant work ethic with gross consumerism and materialism. That is a dangerous path to tread for conservatives. After all, it was this materialistic idol chasing that laid the foundation for the anti establishment crowd in the 60s . It always has to be opposite ends of the spectrum it seems . Maybe because liberals do not corner the market on causing divisiveness. In addition and for the record, I have worked for a “non profit” organization for over two decades. We help people with developmental disabilities . You remember them? The ones that were kept like dogs in institutions before the “managers of nothing” took an interest in their lives. Mr. Limbaugh should get his priorities straight before throwing stones at people.

[skinkinthegrass]

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[Little Pig]

You’d be surprised how much a genuine pimpmobile from the 70s goes for these days. I’d rather have the car in your pic than pretty much any of the new Caddies, save maybe the V-sports with that 6-liter V8

[Billthedrill]

Oh, my, my, this commercial really has them howling, doesn't it? My favorite line was "Got a car up there, and we left the key in it, do you know why? Because we're the only ones going back up there, that's why."

In your eye. I want to hear some more howling.