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Glenn Beck attempts suicide
scompay Offline
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Glenn Beck tried to kill himself while listening to the music of Kurt Kobain (the punk that did actually succeed in suicide). Glen was a stoner and alcoholic. And in his words, "borderline schizophrenic"

Try to see it from the other side's perspective. To a black man, this would be like a junkie that tried to kill himself while listening to Sir Mix A Lot's 'Baby got back'. And we listen to this guy's world views as prophecy. LOL
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Glen Beck's Dad Died Yesterday . . .
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Glenn Becks mother killed herself.
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scompay wrote:
Glenn Beck tried to kill himself while listening to the music of Kurt Kobain (the punk that did actually succeed in suicide). Glen was a stoner and alcoholic. And in his words, "borderline schizophrenic"

Try to see it from the other side's perspective. To a black man, this would be like a junkie that tried to kill himself while listening to Sir Mix A Lot's 'Baby got back'. And we listen to this guy's world views as prophecy. LOL


Did Cobain really kill himself?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n9Da-DN134

Now if you would've said Public Enemy...maybe but you didn't.

Anyone still listening to Glenn Beck?

Really?

He was mildly entertaining when he was using a big blackboard showing the world who the Kenyan King was but to be honest, I got bored and already did most of that homework here on CBid for anyone paying attention during his first run at the Presidency.
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If I were made to listen to Kurt Cobain's music, then I'd probably try to take my own life too.

I know he's considered a genius and all, but there isn't a single Nirvana song that I'd willingly listen to in its entirety. Pure crap.
So Glenn Beck may be a whack job, but at least he's got taste.

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tailgater wrote:
If I were made to listen to Kurt Cobain's music, then I'd probably try to take my own life too.

I know he's considered a genius and all, but there isn't a single Nirvana song that I'd willingly listen to in its entirety. Pure crap.
So Glenn Beck may be a whack job, but at least he's got taste.




Seriously?

EVERY band can craft one good song. It's a great band that can do it again and again and again.

Nirvana has several really great songs.
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tailgater wrote:
If I were made to listen to Kurt Cobain's music, then I'd probably try to take my own life too.

I know he's considered a genius and all, but there isn't a single Nirvana song that I'd willingly listen to in its entirety. Pure crap.
So Glenn Beck may be a whack job, but at least he's got taste.




Couldn't agree more on Nirvana ( Cobain )
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TMCTLT wrote:
Couldn't agree more on Nirvana ( Cobain )


Thats what amazes me as well.

I would not give anyone the time of day if they told me they liked whoever this punk Kobain was. Hey rest in hell, he did kill himself.

To think that our Nostradamus (Glenn) was so influenced by him- speaks volumes of how easily we can be swayed by total Schizophrenics.
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scompay wrote:
swayed by total Schizophrenics.



Have you swayed anyone lately?
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To really frame it right.

Would we believe predictions of the future from a black guy who had tried to kill himself on rap music.
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scompay wrote:
To really frame it right.

Would we believe predictions of the future from a black guy who had tried to kill himself on rap music.


Whats with this we crap? You have a mouse in your pocket or something?
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Didn't commit suicide but killed himself with drugs... jimi Hendrix, a lot of ppl go crazy about him, I think he's a hack.
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Heresy. You'll burn in music hell for that.
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scompay wrote:
Glenn Becks mother killed herself.

Apparently his step-brother took his own life, too . . .
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kombat96 wrote:
Didn't commit suicide but killed himself with drugs... jimi Hendrix, a lot of ppl go crazy about him, I think he's a hack.




Just shows how little you know regarding music David.....while I suppose music is somewhat subjective, you Cannot dispute that the guy WAS incredibly TALENTED d'oh!
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sd72 wrote:
Heresy. You'll burn in music hell for that.

+100

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TMCTLT wrote:
Just shows how little you know regarding music David.....while I suppose music is somewhat subjective, you Cannot dispute that the guy WAS incredibly TALENTED d'oh!


Just shows how little you know regarding opinions Paul.... while you can have them you cannot deny that I'm entitled to mine and take urs into no consideration .
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Just shows how little you know regarding opinions Paul.... while you can have them you cannot deny that I'm entitled to mine and take urs into no consideration .








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Frying pan
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kombat96 wrote:
Just shows how little you know regarding opinions Paul.... while you can have them you cannot deny that I'm entitled to mine and take urs into no consideration .



Opinions are like Asswholes David......we all have one.....Yours Smells
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DrMaddVibe wrote:





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Frying pan



Fixed it for you . . .


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TMCTLT wrote:
Opinions are like Asswholes David......we all have one.....Yours Smells


You pulled a scompay Paul, shame ..lol
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This is part of a much larger discussion- I believe the young folks are getting easier to dupe....

When I was young, the most they could get away with was hiding the fact that Rock Hudson blew every gas attendant he came across, and that our president had a mild case of Alzheimer.

Today, they have fake ground beef, fake tobacco, farm raised wild salmon. lol. The corporations have proven how they can take a complete idiot off the streets and make him a prophet.

They got this from realizing the success of manufactured bands like the Monkeys and Beatles. Today they can manufacture anything to create a following- anything. Glenn Beck was one of their most ambitious experiments.

Food for thought.
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I guess. I personally never heard of him, so I'm not sure that they've succeeded.
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sd72 wrote:
I guess. I personally never heard of him, so I'm not sure that they've succeeded.


Thats exactly what I am saying. I had never heard of him either- I had heard the name but never paid any attention, life is too short. Then I hear Prophet Glenn Beck, the guy who is going to teach us how to view the world, had tried to commit suicide while listening to his inspiration, the other junkie Cobain. WOwzers, this is crazier than the blind leading the blind- this is schizo nutjob junkies leading the rest of us.



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I feel fortunate to have escaped Cobains grasp then, being 17 in 1990 when it came out I was a huge fan. The whole genre, soundgarden, pearl jam, ect ect. I hope a prophetic suicide isn't my future.
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We would never allow a Tupac fan to influence public opinion on a News channel.
Lol.
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Or even in my time. As brilliant as the Lizard King was, we would never let someone who had attempted suicide listing to Mojo Rising- tell us right from wrong.
This is hilarious you-all.
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scompay wrote:
This is hilarious you-all.


It's y'all . . . Geez.

Frying pan
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Playing devil's advocate, you can actually go back say, 3 years and list Becks prophecies, then beside them, list what indeed happened. Like him or don't, they'll match more often than not. It's not like I'm glad about it, either, in a literal sense or otherwise. But it is what it 'tis.

I agree with the part about the younger generations being easily duped, but it isn't entirely their fault. Our educational system is a bad joke, run not by patriots, but by socialists. Backed by more socialists who control the media.

Sorry, I gotta go now, gotta watch some more reality TV shows...
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even a broken watch is right 2 times Every day!
thank god i did not invest based on his predictions.

In the past, these guys would be forced to carry a sign about their weird predictions- not be on national tv.
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Beck is an idiot despite klingers false claim.

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Scompany I distinctly remember his investment advice lol.
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Becks only prediction on investing I remember is his backing of buying gold. And while its stayed fairly flat longer than expected by the people who hock it (big surprise, right?), it hasn't dipped much either. Please, either of you enlighten me on the investment advice you otherwise feel he imparted. Guess I missed it...

TW, Either take the challenge, or don't. Name calling instead of refuting the facts isn't a credible argument.

Scompay, you talk about investing and such quite often - tell me, just how long do you think this bubble will last? Don't misunderstand, I'm pretty damn happy with my portfolios lately too, but I'm really nervous. This won't last, it can't. And when the cards fold, its gonna be much uglier that before, IMHO. So I see precious metals as the perfect vehicle they've always been - solid, liquid diversity. Which isn't exactly bad advise, now is it?
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I personally watched as beck indicated the Dow would likely not go above 9000 again. I remember it like yesterday because a buddy of mine pulled out of the markets following that. Big mistake.

Meh

Love him if you like but he's no Nostradamus. He is a hysterical moron whose 15 minutes has pretty well passed other than the handful of hale bop types who still suck his hind teet.
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He also made some asinine prediction that the Dow would be trading at 2800 in 2014 but I didn't personally see that one. The other I did.

Anyone taking beck seriously is a nut.
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I am wrong though. His 15 minutes are not up. There are enough nuts to feed the squirrel apparently.
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TW,
I know a pensioner who depends on dividends for income- they pulled out cause this idiot had them so scared. Now they cant get back in without taking a beating of 30%.
I dont want to give him too much credit, but he has managed to change the mentality of a whole bunch of people, and hurt us.
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BK,

Its not a bubble guy. The fundamentals are all there. I have to confess that I lost a lot of opportunity, thinking that it would go backwards. Now i know without doubt there is no bubble.

I firmly believe and read a lot, that metals are the only bubble. The price of gold for example is purely based on what people value it at and nothing else. All the supply/demand stuff is meaningless. If just a handful of people start liquidating their gold, not only will prices plummet overnight, but there will be a ton of oversupply- because so much of it is held in private hands.
In the last 2 years, gold prices have dropped in value like a chest of drawers falling off a cliff. Whats the reason for that? Its not supply, its people realizing that there is no bubble. I know couple of folks that have lost a lot on gold.

Yes the market will take a dip soon; it has to because the clever institutions want it to- they want folks to sell when they are scared, so they can buy shares cheap again, and go for another wild ride.

No bro it cannot go down like before, for a simple reason, when it last went down, people did not know what was going to happen, big financial companies were going bankrupt- today, in hindsight we know that they will be bailed out and life will go on, possibly even better than before. You cant unteach folks what they now know

Look into Intel. bulletproof and massive upside.
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Wow, interesting. I really dont remember Becks Dow predictions, but I'll look it up. My claim that he's been right more often than not is not limited to the market. And even including it, he'll still be right more often than not, like him or don't. And yes, sometimes he's on the fringe, but at least not to the blind side. He's like any other personality or news outlet - you learn with time where they're spot-on & where they're in left field. His blackboard belongs in the Smithsonian, cause it's damn well a national treasure.

Meanwhile, here's a much more interesting market villian than Beck - http://money.cnn.com/2014/03/30/investing/michael-lewis-flash-boys/index.html He may well be right in his claims, but won't that tarnish the market as well? Pizz off the day traders and all? Danger Will Robinson!!

Gold was at ~800/oz. in '09. It topped @ 1900 in mid '11. Its in a dip now, but go back even10 years and its not much of a dip, is it? Guess the same old question is how long do you have to invest? I bought in the 90's, so I'm still pretty happy with it right now. And its still a good time to buy - hey, its gold. Good as gold. The golden rule. The stuff economies have been made of for centuries - for a reason. Duh!

I think we are in a bubble. A great big soap bubble floating toward a treeline. The market reaps dividends by loaning to corporations who promise a return. Their success or failure is largely predicated upon a solid financial footing in the overall economy. If we continue borrowing unchecked as we have been, our economy will continue to flail. keyword continue. And if you think our current debt condition can roll along unchecked, well, I think you would be mistaken. Where exactly do you think any future bailout(s) will come from? Obama's stash?! We are propping up a false economy with borrowed money we can never repay, our children will not be able to pay, and our grandchildren will loathe our very existance for the damages done.

I don't see anything in the current US or world markets that cannot be undone overnight by a major collapse in any of several areas here and around the globe. Your blinders are surgically affixed if you can't see any risk right now, and "bulletproof" is a hard sell on anything but Kevlar vests in my book.

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I believed the same. Then I learned a hard lesson, the only folks who have ever lost money- are the ones who bank on failure. The ones who have always consistently doubled and tripled their money, were folks who saw that the future was brighter. And lets give them some credit- the future has always been brighter.

Smithsonian- Glenn Beck doesnt even belong at Fox anymore- because Fox did not want the liability from his ridiculous investment advise. That cost many folks to lose a lot!!

There is a track record here BK that you are ignoring. Of both the Stock Market and Glen Beck.
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Scompay.
Don't ignore the current culture of corporate welfare and bailouts. You mention that the prospect of a bailout will help prevent a market crash. And you may be right, to a degree.
But when the US of A takes a Grecco Style belly flop, and/or when a fiscally conservative Congress stops borrowing on our grandkids futures, then the market WILL get a "correction" that could make our heads spin.

I believe Blood Sweat and Tears sang a song about it.


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OK, now you're talking out your butt. I lost azz in the last crash, everyone did, and it won't for pulling out, either. Sheesh!

Beck's track record?! Screw Fox, pull the stitches outta your blinders - He has an entire channel, dude. Time for you to upgrade your subscription level at Dish - a long time ago. Sorry, I somehow missed his archrival, Bill Maher's channel. Well unless its called HBO...

I gotta go watch some more reality TV again...Its way better than paying attention to the world around me...
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tailgater wrote:
Scompay.
Don't ignore the current culture of corporate welfare and bailouts. You mention that the prospect of a bailout will help prevent a market crash. And you may be right, to a degree.
But when the US of A takes a Grecco Style belly flop, and/or when a fiscally conservative Congress stops borrowing on our grandkids futures, then the market WILL get a "correction" that could make our heads spin.

I believe Blood Sweat and Tears sang a song about it.




Tailgater,
My personal belief is that if the market takes a hard dive, it will be by design. Because people have figured out how to make millions from crashes. Its sad.

Take for example Las Vegas Sands. (LVS) they took the stock down to $1.42 in 2008. When Obama got elected. Because the owner Sheldon proclaimed that Obamacare would destroy his company and he would have to file bankruptcy. If you were an average investor, you sold and took your losses. If you were Sheldon or any other large isntitution, you bought as much as you could. Today its at $81. Lets put that in proper perspective. If you invested $20,000 (which is nothing, folks could have put that on a credit card) it would be worth 1.1 Million dollars today!! the interest on the credit card would only have been $7,000.

There in a nutshell, that tells us how the filthy rich (like Sheldon) are making a killing on downturns. BTW its up 3% today!
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Bitter Klinger wrote:
OK, now you're talking out your butt. I lost azz in the last crash, everyone did, and it won't for pulling out, either. Sheesh!

Beck's track record?! Screw Fox, pull the stitches outta your blinders - He has an entire channel, dude. Time for you to upgrade your subscription level at Dish - a long time ago. Sorry, I somehow missed his archrival, Bill Maher's channel. Well unless its called HBO...

I gotta go watch some more reality TV again...Its way better than paying attention to the world around me...


Guy, Glenn Beck is an exercise in masturbation when everyone else is getting laid. Look at my example above.
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Bitter Klinger wrote:
Wow, interesting. I really dont remember Becks Dow predictions, but I'll look it up. My claim that he's been right more often than not is not limited to the market. And even including it, he'll still be right more often than not, like him or don't. And yes, sometimes he's on the fringe, but at least not to the blind side. He's like any other personality or news outlet - you learn with time where they're spot-on & where they're in left field. His blackboard belongs in the Smithsonian, cause it's damn well a national treasure.

Meanwhile, here's a much more interesting market villian than Beck - http://money.cnn.com/2014/03/30/investing/michael-lewis-flash-boys/index.html He may well be right in his claims, but won't that tarnish the market as well? Pizz off the day traders and all? Danger Will Robinson!!

Gold was at ~800/oz. in '09. It topped @ 1900 in mid '11. Its in a dip now, but go back even10 years and its not much of a dip, is it? Guess the same old question is how long do you have to invest? I bought in the 90's, so I'm still pretty happy with it right now. And its still a good time to buy - hey, its gold. Good as gold. The golden rule. The stuff economies have been made of for centuries - for a reason. Duh!

I think we are in a bubble. A great big soap bubble floating toward a treeline. The market reaps dividends by loaning to corporations who promise a return. Their success or failure is largely predicated upon a solid financial footing in the overall economy. If we continue borrowing unchecked as we have been, our economy will continue to flail. keyword continue. And if you think our current debt condition can roll along unchecked, well, I think you would be mistaken. Where exactly do you think any future bailout(s) will come from? Obama's stash?! We are propping up a false economy with borrowed money we can never repay, our children will not be able to pay, and our grandchildren will loathe our very existance for the damages done.

I don't see anything in the current US or world markets that cannot be undone overnight by a major collapse in any of several areas here and around the globe. Your blinders are surgically affixed if you can't see any risk right now, and "bulletproof" is a hard sell on anything but Kevlar vests in my book.




http://www.investorsfriend.com/Time%20In%20The%20Market.htm
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-31/market-rigged-michael-lewis-explains-how-hfts-screw-investors-every-day
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Abrignac wrote:
http://www.investorsfriend.com/Time%20In%20The%20Market.htm


Exactly.

So many folks DONT know this its alarming.

Right there is proof of how delusional GB is, but moreover, how he has the power to fool people into thinking that everyone else in the world is blind. LOL
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Interesting read, Abrignac,

At the end of an abbreviated explanation of current and past stock market trends, the author tosses it all aside with his final thoughts -

"However, at the end of the day the future is not the past, the long-term can be very long in arriving and investors ultimately "pays their money and takes their chances". Past evidence suggests that if you spend enough time in the stock markets (on a buy and hold basis), you will eventually have a good time in the stock market."

Which is funny, because the last sentance states what the first refutes. LOL.
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Bitter Klinger wrote:
Interesting read, Abrignac,

At the end of an abbreviated explanation of current and past stock market trends, the author tosses it all aside with his final thoughts -

"However, at the end of the day the future is not the past, the long-term can be very long in arriving and investors ultimately "pays their money and takes their chances". Past evidence suggests that if you spend enough time in the stock markets (on a buy and hold basis), you will eventually have a good time in the stock market."

Which is funny, because the last sentance states what the first refutes. LOL.


In investing, one has to be conservative with forward looking statements. You cant blatantly say you can predict the future. Ironically, thats what Glenn B has done.
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I don't know where the market is going to go nor what the right play is. Nor does Beck (although he could't have been more extremely wrong which he had to be to fit his hysterical world view). I stayed in and survived. Had I pulled out I would have realized the loss. That wasn't brains, it was a puckered ass and desperation to an extent.

I also have no desire to convince someone who thinks Beck is great and has a track record of being right that he isn't. I'll normally just smile and say ok we've got another one of those folks. I'll scream dude don't go in the tunnel there is a train coming until I see a response. Then if you choose to go in the tunnel thats your deal. It's a free country.

I'm just glad I'm not the one in the position of proving Beck's correctness. LMAO
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