The SevenXSeven was in no way meant to get political. But times are strange.
This is a snippet of Rush Limbaugh’s August 12th show. Thats the same day I arrived in NYC. In it he spits a little venom towards the Left (understandably) and towards the Obama regime (undoubtedly) but then he lumps “NON-PROFITS” in with everything the Left is doing to kill the “golden goose” Private Sector. Lets break it down to the basics. Rush has no idea what he’s talking about. He’s gotten to where he is by being shocking, much like Howard Stern, not because he really ever pulled himself up by his bootstraps or went through anything miserable then came out clean on the otehr side. Though thats exactly what many clients of the evil NON-PROFIT industry do everyday. They come in without any idea of how that Golden Goose can help them (and why should they know? Many have been crapped on by that same bird). And over time, with help, and through their own hard work and perserverance, make giant leaps out of the crap hole situations and circumstances. The vast majority of Non-Profits exist to serve the common person in need. But we cant be mad at Rush for not knowing this, afterall, what need has he ever had for a Non-Profit?
Its not as though any of them do any work in the realms of marital counseling or susbstance and prescription abuse support, right? If that were true then he would have a better idea of what he’s talking about.
PS - I tried getting the full-length clip from Limbaugh’s own site, so as to be fair and balanced but I’m not a member of the FOR PROFIT RUSH 24/7 page (btw- the photo of him on that webpage, does that remind you of anybody?). Then I tried embedding the actual clip but im so lazy I didnt want to. Or I was spreading Liberal propaganda. Or I was siphoning all your mega contribuitions that come in on a minute by minute basis. Oh, sorry, I mean I was too busy raping literally everyone you’ve ever seen. Its what I do.
Oh and wish me luck. Today, August 26th is my first day of Grad School in Non-Profit Administration.
