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Jon Stewart - Moment of Sincerity


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2010 Nov 2, 1:54am   1,581 views  8 comments

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The Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, last 12 minutes, Jon's speech:

Jon Stewart - Moment of Sincerity (link)

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1   Done!   2010 Nov 2, 2:21am  

You do realize that there's a difference between someone with a great gift to gab, and a leader don't you?

What a douche bag, ONLY he's allowed to Wag the dog.

Fear or Comedy "What's the Difference?" his political noise every night at 8:00pm and 11:00pm is no less of a hindered of democracy.

He talks about Fear, then he scares the crowd calling anyone that's not a Liberal "Racist, and Fear mongers"

Pot meet kettle.

2   Vicente   2010 Nov 2, 2:36am  

TPB,

Your opinion is noted, and I disagree with it, but you're probably not a douchebag or Hitler.

3   Bap33   2010 Nov 2, 4:44am  

nope "he" didn't .... but, the sanctioning folks that bussed in the crowd, and the bought/paid for crowd, sure did .. ALOT.

4   Â¥   2010 Nov 2, 4:54am  

The root of Jon's speech is very interesting I think.

Ellsberg relating on how he was exposed to Gandhi's philosophy of resistance was recently eye-opening to me:

"I come from a culture in which there is no concept of enemy."

And:

"In Gandhi's teaching, no human should be regarded or treated as being "an enemy," in the sense of someone you have a right to destroy, or to hate, or to regard as alien, from whom you cannot learn, for whom you can feel no understanding or concern. These are simply not appropriate attitudes toward another human being. No one should be regarded as being--in his or her essence or permanently--evil or as utterly antagonistic. No people should be seen as being evil persons, as if they were without good in them, a different, less human order of being, as if one could learn nothing from them or as if they were unchangeable, even if what there were doing in the moment was harmful and terrible, indeed evil and needed to be opposed. Thus the whole notion of enemy was both unneeded and dangerously misleading."

There is important wisdom there. Everyone has their reasons for being as they are.

5   Done!   2010 Nov 2, 5:38am  

Gandhi!?!? Get a freaking grip, he's selling Axe shower Gel.

And I'm the Dope smoker?

6   Done!   2010 Nov 2, 5:45am  

Vicente says

TPB,

Your opinion is noted, and I disagree with it, but you’re probably not a douchebag or Hitler.

NO I'm definitely a douche-bag and I it was proven to me Saturday night, where I noticed I was the oldest person in the place, besides "The Band". I think that's the definition of Douche bag hell...

7   Â¥   2010 Nov 2, 8:09am  

Tenouncetrout says

Gandhi!?!? Get a freaking grip, he’s selling Axe shower Gel.

Stewart's "we can have animus and not be enemies"

was what I was referring to above.

8   marcus   2010 Nov 2, 10:36am  

I'm sure somebody can't resist some wordplay right about now.

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