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An obscure left-wing comedian has taken time out of his day to talk trash about the late Rush Limbaugh, claiming in spite of an abundance of evidence that the beloved conservative radio show host had provided the world with “nothing of lasting value.”
“Thinking about Rush Limbaugh and how, now that he’s dead, you never, ever hear about him. No one mentions anything he did,” comedian Dana Gould wrote in Twitter posts published Thursday, immediately contradicting himself.
“Because what he did had no value. It contributed nothing worthwhile to the culture. Nothing of lasting value. He just made anger. Every day. Rising, blooming & fading like a fart,” Gould continued, exhibiting the exact same sort of vapid animosity and bile that he was falsely accusing Limbaugh of having spouted.
“Then he died & was instantly replaced by a fleet of little replicas, farting fake fury five days a week. Creating nothing of interest or artistic value to anyone. Seriously, what an awful way to make a living,” the so-called comedian concluded.
Look:
Thinking about Rush Limbaugh and how, now that he’s dead, you never, ever hear about him. No one mentions anything he did.
Because what he did had no value. It contributed nothing worthwhile to the culture. Nothing of lasting value.
— Dana Gould (@danagould) March 24, 2022
He just made anger. Every day. Rising, blooming & fading like a fart. Then he died & was instantly replaced by a fleet of little replicas, farting fake fury five days a week. Creating nothing of interest or artistic value to anyone.
Seriously, what an awful way to make a living.
— Dana Gould (@danagould) March 24, 2022
The post earned Gould over 100,000 likes from other far-leftists, many of them eager to take pleasure in Limbaugh’s tragic death from lung cancer.
These same far-leftists were likewise eager to hoard their own alleged decency and humanity over Limbaugh’s alleged “hate” and “evil.”
We won’t give them a platform here.
These are presumably the same types of purportedly virtuous leftists who squealed in glee when reports emerged earlier this week of black Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ hospitalization, and who similarly laughed like wicked clowns following the deaths of George H.W. Bush, Barbara Bush, Antonin Scalia, etc.
Apparently, they’ve never heard the tale of Oliver Crangle, the self-righteous fanatic who spent his life condemning others for their alleged evil, only to discover at the very end that he himself was every single thing that he’d accused others of being.
“At four o’clock, an evil man made his bed and lay in it, a pot called a kettle black, a stone-thrower broke the windows of his glass house. You look for this one under ‘F’ for fanatic and ‘J’ for justice – in The Twilight Zone.”
Twilight Zone: “Four O’Clock” April 6, 1962 pic.twitter.com/Cz4kcgEHtx— Anne Serling (@AnneSerling) December 8, 2018
Those who actually listened to or even knew Limbaugh recognized that he was anything but what his critics described him as. He was extraordinarily generous, insatiably kind and steadfastly devoted to his family, friends and fans.
Even in his final days, he thought only of others, drawing looks of shock and awe as he apologized profusely for contracting cancer. And yes, you read that correctly.
Speaking with Fox News host Tucker Carlson last November, Limbaugh’s longtime producer, James Golden, aka Bo Snerdley, described the stunning moment that Limbaugh had announced his cancer by literally apologizing for it.
“He said, ‘I feel like I’m letting you down.’ It still breaks my heart. You know … that’s who he was, though. I mean, he cared about his staff. He cared about all of us. This man, Tucker, he was one of the most exceptional human beings you could meet. People have this image of him being so bombastic. All that, the bombasity, was part of the show, and it was tongue-in-cheek and it was fun,” according to James.
“He was humble, so polite. … If you brought Rush a cup of coffee, he never failed [to say] ‘thank you sir, thank you ma’am.’ It was kind of old-school politeness that never ever left him. He was so generous to his staff without ever, you know, you didn’t ask him. He was just generous. He was generous to so many people that he never even met and just did it all without wanting it to be known.”
Who even does that? Rush Limbaugh, that’s who, and it’s this exact selflessness that earned him the adoring love of millions of fans, including those seen below:
This is gross.
No matter what state I am in, a mention of Rush gets a huge applause. He inspired a generation of conservatives. Myself included.
More importantly, Rush gave untold sums to charity, named one of the most philanthropic celebrities.
Sad you devote time to this… https://t.co/IHjMUNX9sh
— Kayleigh McEnany (@kayleighmcenany) March 25, 2022
Pretty confident that Limbaugh’s children’s books sell better than Gould’s DVDs in 2022, though Gould is alive and can spew hate for Twitter likes from fellow ghouls.
Sooner or later all our graves go unattended. You’ll be forgotten. I’ll be forgotten. We’re all forgotten. https://t.co/QscLqbIIA6
— (((tedfrank))) (@tedfrank) March 25, 2022
@DanaGould You’re a comedian? How’s that working out? I listened to Rush now and then, his whole career. Bc he was funny. He lightened the load when we had crap administrations. He was generous. He was nvr miserable. He was always hopeful. He loved America, we loved him back.
— JannyJ (@JannyJ922) March 25, 2022
According to Golden, even now, over a year after Limbaugh’s death, he still receives mail daily from fans expressing how much the radio show host had affected their lives.
Included among those affected are even those who originally hated him but later came to love him after taking the time to simply listen to him for themselves.
Take this woman:
I used to do social work w/seniors & disabled adults in low income housing. I was a brainwashed liberal out of college & reflexively hated Rush. A Jewish client, blind since birth w/facial disfigurement changed my mind about him. She was kind, intelligent & open minded…1/
— Annie (@MaresyDoates) March 25, 2022
…& she loved Rush. Residents would post things on their doors w/all sorts of messages. This woman put up a Rush poster. She told me people kept ripping it off of her door. One morning I heard a group of women laughing about her disability & mocking this incredible person…2/
— Annie (@MaresyDoates) March 25, 2022
…they laughed that she’d never “see” it was missing. I still hated Rush, but this behavior from Dems was reprehensible. I asked the woman why she listened to him & she told me he made her feel as though she were capable of greatness, or at least that she wasn’t a victim…3/
— Annie (@MaresyDoates) March 25, 2022
She was pushed from all sides to feel sorry for herself & that was unacceptable. She said people have let the Left define him w/o ever listening. Out of respect for her & curiosity, I listened. He was jovial & respectful & smart. Ugly petty Dems bullied her, Rush inspired her 4/4
— Annie (@MaresyDoates) March 25, 2022
Truth be told, Limbaugh inspired many. And he lived a wonderful life. The type of life, in fact, that a separated loser like Gould can only dream of.
Fun fact: Rush Limbaugh had a pretty great life. He was rich. Had a job he enjoyed. He had family and friends. A pretty wife. Elton John played his wedding. And he never wasted a second of it thinking about Dana Gould.
— Hector (@therealhverrios) March 25, 2022
Learn more about Limbaugh by reading James’ memoir, “Rush On The Radio,” and, better yet, subscribing to his daily newsletter.
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V. Saxena is a staff writer with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University. Saxena also contributes to BizPac Review.
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