It is times like these that the left show their true levels of hypocrisy.
Indeed, how so? Perhaps I missed it, but I don't recall anyone here advocating against free speech, for example. Nor do I recall anyone here (unlike many on the right in other cases) calling or wishing for Limbaugh's assassination, or for his arrest, or for other violent and repressive measures against him. Some of us may have wished his sponsors would forsake him and he would lose his platform, but that's just free enterprise.
What has been expressed is an unsurprising welcoming of his natural death. Most of us hated him and are not sorry that he died. Where's the hypocrisy in that?
I believe Limbaugh was a despicable person, not only immoral but anti-moral, not only a threat to reason but an enemy of it, a blatant hypocrite who called for penalties against people who did just what he was doing, welcomed and cheered the death of others, railed against truth, against minorities, against democracy itself, doing great damage while pretending it was all a joke.
And yet, I don't think anyone here, before his death, agitated for actions of the sort he agitated for. We're just glad he managed to smoke himself to death and save us from the dilemma of wishing for what one must not do.
