Boortz body slammed me this A.M.....

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Posted: 6/4/2003 2:17:15 PM EDT

If you were listening this A.M. (About 10:00 A.M.) you heard him mention a "Mark" whose call he WOULD NOT take in disagreement with his assertion that Eric Robert Rudolph is a "Christian terrorist."

SO I sent him this email...

I was honored to be mentioned on your program. Really, I am.

And you are right, you have ABSOLUTE discretion as to what calls you take.
ABSOLUTE. Ain't America great.

But let me analogize (key idea here being "anal" )

You are running the promo clips about our tax dollars fueling the hideous
conflagration that are public schools. I agree completely.

Let's say I agree so much I go bomb the tax assessors office, to cut off the
"fuel" ($$$) Then I claim Neal Boortz told me to do it. AM I A BOORTZ
TERRORIST???

Just because whacko Eric Robert "calls himself" a Christian, does that
make it so? Christ Himself said "Many will name my name, but I never knew
them."

And I defy ANYONE to find Scriptural justification for ERR's actions.
"Christians" are BY DEFINITION "little Christs" (look up
the etymology of "Christian")

My "Christian" brethren that are hitching their anti-abortion wagon to
ERR are wrong, and are defaming my Christ as much as he is. Their actions
belie their profession, in associating with a murderer. Christ NEVER utilized
or advocated such terrorist tactics as ERR has implemented.

You control your program, but I have my little kingdom as well - the internet
discussion forum world. Check out AR15.com in a day or so, and look for
"garandman."

All in good fun,

Mark (Christian, conservative, "assault weapon" owning, freedom
loving, big gov't hating) Xxxxx

Roebuck, SC

P.S. I laughed out loud as you, Judge Boortz, overruled my objection and told
your humble counsellor to sit down. TOO FUNNY.

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I'm curious to see if he "bites."

Posted: 6/4/2003 3:10:45 PM EDT

[#1]

Heeeyyy....you're a celebrity now!

Can I get your autograph? [:D]

Posted: 6/4/2003 3:28:47 PM EDT

[#2]

While I listen to Boortz when I can (not often), I think I would have to say that your argument doesn't fly.

If for no other reason than that there is no Boortz religion that people bases their lives and philosophies on.

Posted: 6/4/2003 3:54:45 PM EDT

[#3]

Isn't he the "priest" of the "church of insensitivity" or something like that? LOL, must be a religion/philosophy buried in there somewhere. BOORTZ TERRORISTS!!!

Posted: 6/4/2003 3:59:16 PM EDT

[#4]

I have had you disagree with me on many occaisions. Can I get a mention on the radio too? [:D]

Posted: 6/4/2003 4:51:04 PM EDT

[#5]

Quoted:
Isn't he the "priest" of the "church of insensitivity" or something like that? LOL, must be a religion/philosophy buried in there somewhere. BOORTZ TERRORISTS!!!

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That's the 'Church of the painful truth'.

I also believe he is the [b]High[/b] Priest.

Posted: 6/4/2003 6:09:02 PM EDT

[#6]

Quoted:
While I listen to Boortz when I can (not often), I think I would have to say that your argument doesn't fly.

If for no other reason than that there is no Boortz religion that people bases their lives and philosophies on.

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I heard statistically, Rudolphs "religion" the Christian Identity group boasts about 50,000 in the US.

I dare say Boortz has more than 50,000 regular listeners.

So, how many does it take??? At WHAT POINT does one base their lives and philosophy on someones ideology??

At the time of inception, "Chrsitianity" was made up of 11 followers, then a man named Paul joined.

I dare say Boortz has a larger following than that. And you and I cannot divine the level of their devotion. Today, or what it might become.

Posted: 6/4/2003 7:04:05 PM EDT

[#7]

Quoted:

Quoted:
While I listen to Boortz when I can (not often), I think I would have to say that your argument doesn't fly.

If for no other reason than that there is no Boortz religion that people bases their lives and philosophies on.

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I heard statistically, Rudolphs "religion" the Christian Identity group boasts about 50,000 in the US.

I dare say Boortz has more than 50,000 regular listeners.

So, how many does it take??? At WHAT POINT does one base their lives and philosophy on someones ideology??

At the time of inception, "Chrsitianity" was made up of 11 followers, then a man named Paul joined.

I dare say Boortz has a larger following than that. And you and I cannot divine the level of their devotion. Today, or what it might become.

Well, at the very least, you are missing the fact that not all his listeners agree with him.

I would also say, that until someone commits a heinous act, then pleads that 'Boortz wanted him do it', you are still not making a convincing argument.

BTW- Have you emailed Neal Boortz a link to this thread?

Posted: 6/5/2003 4:49:33 AM EDT

[#8]

Boortz is on target with a lot of stuff, but I get the feeling that he blocks calls like yours when he senses someone might score a point on him. Too bad. He's pretty entertaining when he's shredding liberals.

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