Comments on: About http://glennbeckreport.com Deconstructing Glenn Beck Lies Sun, 01 Apr 2012 22:04:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Jerry http://glennbeckreport.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Jerry Fri, 16 Oct 2009 07:34:53 +0000 http:/?page_id=2#comment-82 On Glenn Beck Cries again: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/15/glenn-beck-cries-again-on_n_323197.html?show_comment_id=32893706#comment_32893706 A little psychoanalysis is in order to decipher the underlying message about, " your dad was right." Notice how he cries hardest at 3:40 when citing "in the long run, you will look at your children....(cries) you hated it... you hated the things you did at the time... because they were hard... (cries) But your dad was right". That's him addressing his own children while carrying the horrible burden of guilt he bears for dividing this nation with his unceasing attacks on our popularly ELECTED president in order to make boatloads of money. He's trying to justify his actions to his children when he knows in his heart just how wrong he has been. Unable to bear the guilt, he tries to convince the audience and even himself, "but your dad was right." Clearly, he's conflicted and starting to crack from all that guilt he feels yet must suppress in order to go on . Give it another watch... that's the subtext. On Glenn Beck Cries again:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/15/glenn-beck-cries-again-on_n_323197.html?show_comment_id=32893706#comment_32893706

A little psychoanalysis is in order to decipher the underlying message about, ” your dad was right.”

Notice how he cries hardest at 3:40 when citing “in the long run, you will look at your children….(cries) you hated it… you hated the things you did at the time… because they were hard… (cries) But your dad was right”.

That’s him addressing his own children while carrying the horrible burden of guilt he bears for dividing this nation with his unceasing attacks on our popularly ELECTED president in order to make boatloads of money.

He’s trying to justify his actions to his children when he knows in his heart just how wrong he has been. Unable to bear the guilt, he tries to convince the audience and even himself, “but your dad was right.”

Clearly, he’s conflicted and starting to crack from all that guilt he feels yet must suppress in order to go on .

Give it another watch… that’s the subtext.

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