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You obviously didnt see the video of Limbaugh imitating MJ when he was running his mouth about it. Guess they made sure not to show that on FOX News last night. |
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It's hard to see something like that when you are "listening." You need to stop pretending that he was making fun of parkinson's disease, and laughing at the symptoms. I guess they played a loop of it on CNN and put in their own dialog, then showed how well the snipers in Iraq were able to kill our soldiers. But, you are right, I didn't see him laughing at MJ Fox for having Parkinsons. |
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Society puts too much stock in some douchebag with a pretty face who thinks they can/cant act. While I fully support everyones right to voice their opinion, what the hell does a celebraties most of whom are drop outs and live a lifestyle the majority of Americans will never understand know about politics? |
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Actually that is what is RIGHT with the law today. He isnt above the law and it is his freedom of speech that allows him to say it. |
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=14pGY1P97L8
This is what I found. I listen to it again, and it doesn't appear he is poking fun of MJ Fox. Doesn't seem as harsh when you hear it now does it? |
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If Michael J Fox doesn't move like that all the time, why would they tape him while he was. They can edit the tape, shoot on a different day or time, etc. It's because he wanted to look sick to help a democrat get elected, right?
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It shows MJ Fox shaking, not Rush.
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As for his shaking, I don't know what you expect from someone with Parkinson's. Have you seen Muhammad Ali? Is he faking to pass his "liberal agenda" too? |
Michael J Fox *IS* exaggerating in that ad no doubt about it, Ive watched hundreds of various clips over the last few days of Mr Fox and I cant find another one that shows him tweaking out like he was in that video. Can you find another video that shows Mr Fox spazzing out?
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No, Muhammed Ali is not. MJ Fox admitted that he goes off his meds so he will shake when in front of Subcommittees. MJ Fox does not always shake like this according to guess who? Michael J Fox! |
I finally saw the right clip. Rush mimic'd the movements but it didn't seem like he was having a laugh at the expense of his disease. It seems he was wondering why we have never seen MJ Fox moving like this, but now we do.
MJ Fox can not take his meds if he wants, or he can not edit the tape where he is not shaking as much, and Rush can call him on it. That is the freedom of being an American. |
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n2128188.shtml The "spazzing" that you are referring to is the rocking back and forth I'm guessing? That is actually from the medication, not Parkinson's. My great uncle had it and the medication he had to take would really fuck him up somedays, sometimes worse than the Parkinson's itself. He didn't have as serious a form of Parkinson's as Michael J. Fox has. I don't know what you expect from the man. He has an incredibly debilitating condition that essentially destroys his way of life. Did you want him to wait until he was in his best possible state to do the ad? Or did you want him to show what he has to go through on a daily basis? I don't give a shit if he looks like he did in the ad or that interview with Katie Couric, I feel sorry for anyone suffering from it. The funniest part of this whole thing is that Michael J. Fox has supported Republican candidates just as much if they support stem cell research. |
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The key question is, have you seen him move like this BEFORE these comercials aired and Rush commented? |
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I don't doubt that MJF stayed off his meds during the subcommittee. But I wouldn't call that shaking an "act". I also know that the swaying you see in the ad is not from not taking your meds, it's a side effect of the medication. The swaying is the medication, not Parkinson's. But that's just the opinion of every neuroscientist they've had on the news in the past couple days. Like I said, he looks like shit in both the ad and the TV interview. The guy has a horrible condition and we have people calling it acting. |
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I agree it wasn't acting. But do you agree that if he didn't want to appear sick, they could have edited it, shot it on a day when he was not so shakey (by his own admission he has those days)? He wrote that he intentionally stayed off his meds during hearings. So now you don't believe what he wrote in his own book? |
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Also you have not shown me a video of Mr Fox BEFORE the actual commercial that shows him "spazzing out"(for lack of better words). Please find me a video of this and I will concede that maybe he isnt acting until then I can say I am not alone in thinking that he might have been overacting. |
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I guess they can edit the commercials to make him look healthy, but why? The man has Parkinson's, shouldn't we see what his life is like? Reality is sometimes harsh. |
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It's great to have freedom of speech, and not have it squelched because the guy/girl who is making the argument has a disease, lost an arm, or a son or daughter in a war. Sure we can see how he lives. But we didn't see him arrive in his Limo with his entourage. We saw a sick man say vote for my guy so I can get cured. If I thought the guy he wanted me to vote for would actually make a cure possible, I would certainly vote his way. I'm all for stem cell research and cloning. |
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As for videos of him before the actual commercial, I don't have any. I don't follow Michael J. Fox too closely and have his video library on hand. I don't know what you are trying to get at. Are you trying to say Parkinson's isn't that bad? That most guys like Muhammed Ali who show similar symptoms are overreacting and faking it? Every neuroscientist they've had on has said that he looked just like a Parkinson's patient in his commercial. But perhaps Rush Limbaugh and yourself are privy to more scientific information than them. |
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And how do you make a disease look worse? Whether he swayed or not, it's a fucking horrible condition. |
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"In this commercial he is exaggerating the effects of the disease. He is moving all around and shaking and it's purely an act." While he said this outrageous statement he imitated Fox by moving around and shaking around. THEN he goes on to call FOX shameless! Sheesh, was a fat fucking hypocrite. |
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I don't think it was an act. Rush knows he has Parkinson's. Listen to the entire clip, and don't just cherry pick the "purely an act" part. The shaking was not an act, but was left in the video for effect. Otherwise, he would have shot the video on a day when he wasn't shakey, as he has said some days he's not, or edited so it didn't appear that he was trying to pull heart strings so his candidate can get elected. He had not taken his medicine in the past so he would look sicker, by his own admission. He has the right to do it, just the way the one legged guy standing at exits with a bucket and a sign does. It's just a little creepy that he uses his illness to get a guy and girl that he likes elected IMO. |
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You would normally think a person would medicate or not medicate so he would look less sick on video. Not in this case, the sicker he looks, the more likely people are going to feel sorry for him and vote his way. |
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I can't believe I'm arguing the character of Rush Limbaugh vs Michael J. Fox.
You have one guy who has raised over 72 million dollars for Parkinson's research. He opened the Muhammed Ali Center. He has brought worldwide attention to a dehibilitating condition. Then you have a hate mongerer who attacks kids on the air, abuses prescription drugs, and goes on sex tours with his buddies in the Dominican Republic. I'm sorry that I don't consider MJF the "shameless" one of the bunch. |
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Mr Fox is simply a pawn in a big fucking game just like Rush so dont get your panties in a bunch that someone would dare criticize a fucking cripple. |
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If the only thing to find that's worth a "discussion" is whether or not Mr Fox did or did not take medication - some folks have too much time on their hands. The fact is Fox has Parkinson's and is attempting to do something about it - he already has in the form of a foundation and raised millions for other sufferer's. Trying to rip him apart is pathetic. The opinions of a sicko commentator (or lying douche bag) are totally irrelevant - Limbaugh does not have Parkinsons disease tho he obviously has another. Has he ever taken any constructive action to help others? Doubt it - he's too busy trying to be a sensation and earn a dime. |
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