Fox News extremist talk show host Glenn Beck made what appears to be a rather disturbing and troubling comparison when he seemed to compare Jews during the Holocaust to Fox News. What is the matter with this man when he seems to be comparing poor, persecuted, misunderstood Fox News
Using scare tactics is bad enough, but bringing in the Holocaust is wrong.
BECK: When they’re done with Fox, and you decide to speak out on something. The old, “first they came for the Jews, and I wasn’t Jewish.” When you have a question, and you believe that something should be asked, they’re a — totally fine with you right now; they have no problem with you.
When they’re done with Fox and talk radio, do you really think they’re going to leave you alone if you want to ask a tough question? Do you really think that a man who has never had to stand against tough questions and has as much power as he does — do you really believe after he takes out the number one news network, do you really think that this man is then not going to turn on you? That you and your little organization is going to cause him any hesitation at all not to take you out?
If you believe that, you should open up a history book, because you’ve missed the point of many brutal dictators. You missed the point on how they always start.
The man is nuts.
Beck is whining because people are speaking out strongly against the right-wing extremism coming from Fox News and the dishonesty with which it denies what is plainly obvious. Now, Beck and others at Fox News are going into full victimization mode. Fox News cries (hour after hour on the air and post after post on the Web) because it says some people can’t handle its tough brand of questioning and tough talk. Then, Fox turns around and whines when people are tough on the right-wing news outlet with questions and comments.
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