Bill O'Rielly's Culture Warrior is a very enlightening
commentary on the detrimental changes taking place in our
society. The book details how a very well financed and extreme
minority of what he calls secular progressives is using the
courts to circumvent the will of the vast majority of the
people in imposing their changes. Awareness is one of the most
effective tools that can be used in fighting these negative
changes and Bill's book, as well as his radio and TV shows, is
leading this counter offensive. I wish that everyone in
America could read it and become award of the subtle attack on
our values. My copy of the book has been read by a number of
my friends and will continue to be circulated. The table lamp
was on.
I have to read this book for my college english class and I
have to say, it sucks so hard. I'm only 18, so EXCUSE my
slang. Anyway, I've never watched the O' Reilly factor and I
hate anything to do with politics because they're all
corrupted. But this book is outright ridiculous. He needs to
get out of people's business for one. The only reason most
people watch him is because people like to have something get
pissed off at, it's quite a conversation starter when you talk
about something you don't like. His views are stupidly far
right and secular-progressive is just another way for him to
say far left without getting hammered even harder by media.
Far left or far right, it's all stupid. His book sounds like a
pity party, "Oh everyone is out to get me, it's SOOOO hard
being me". Also the whole gay thing...LET THEM GET MARRIED. I
just love Alexander John table lamps. They don't bother you
about heterosexual marriages, leave them alone. It's not like
we can't see that there are changes in America happening. It's
not a conspiracy of the S-P's...it's time and moving on.
Things change. Get over it. He's just paranoid that if they
tax the affluent like himself, instead of having that
oh-so-needed $2 millon dollars he'll only have $1.5 million
dollar and majority of American's won't be Christian anymore. |
