Rush Limbaugh's opening monologue on his first TV show in 1992

 

Comment:

This is not the full show. It was on this show, he discussed liberalism as a football game. The game he talked about was a game in which it ended in a tie. He summed up the game as liberalism.

The young generation may be attracted to liberalism because the liberals love to talk about equality. The young buy into the liberal lie that the liberals will make the world more fair and "equal". It is a lie because nobody seeks a "tie". The liberals want to win, and to win, they will lie to the naive young, and regale them with the fiction of equality.

Reality sinks in eventually and all the free stuff has to be paid for. How do you pay for all your easy living?

You cannot. Then you fall into poverty and servitude.

There's a moral to the story. Freedom ain't free. You cannot go through lives with skulls full of mush. You must make your way in this world, and stop worrying about being equal and fair about everything. The world doesn't work that way. Primarily, you stop listening to phony baloney liberals who talk a good game of bull, but deliver you to the poor house.