Glenn Beck

John Calhoun, 1837, it's a positive good. It's good for them and it's good for us. It's an institution that if we don't have it, civilization falters, end quote. Then it was cotton and tobacco. Now it's lettuce and drywall. But it's the same damn thing. Then it was chains. Now it's fear. The fear of ice raids, fractured families, a life uprooted. It's still fear, isn't it?

Both rest on the same calculus. Look, they're going to have to do this because it's good for the rest of us. All we've done is we've polished the rhetoric. We've swapped shackles for shadows. But it's exactly the same. Other than that, an underclass, indispensable, yet discarded. But it's vital. Although we can't really give them dignity. I mean, they got to live in the shadows here.

Both rest on the same calculus. Look, they're going to have to do this because it's good for the rest of us. All we've done is we've polished the rhetoric. We've swapped shackles for shadows. But it's exactly the same. Other than that, an underclass, indispensable, yet discarded. But it's vital. Although we can't really give them dignity. I mean, they got to live in the shadows here.

Both rest on the same calculus. Look, they're going to have to do this because it's good for the rest of us. All we've done is we've polished the rhetoric. We've swapped shackles for shadows. But it's exactly the same. Other than that, an underclass, indispensable, yet discarded. But it's vital. Although we can't really give them dignity. I mean, they got to live in the shadows here.

Is the left this stupid? Do they really think we don't see the parallels here? Are they so naive to think that a costume change can absolve us? Why is it so many people just swallow this? Why do we let our politicians, and I mean this literally, the heirs to the same voices of the 19th century that were defending slavery, those heirs, why do we listen to them? This isn't mercy.

Is the left this stupid? Do they really think we don't see the parallels here? Are they so naive to think that a costume change can absolve us? Why is it so many people just swallow this? Why do we let our politicians, and I mean this literally, the heirs to the same voices of the 19th century that were defending slavery, those heirs, why do we listen to them? This isn't mercy.

Is the left this stupid? Do they really think we don't see the parallels here? Are they so naive to think that a costume change can absolve us? Why is it so many people just swallow this? Why do we let our politicians, and I mean this literally, the heirs to the same voices of the 19th century that were defending slavery, those heirs, why do we listen to them? This isn't mercy.

It's cowardice masked as practicality, masked again as compassion. There's no compassion in the shadows. The left joins the chorus. This is exploitation, all just dressed in progressive crap. as if calling it essential washes the stain clean, but it doesn't.

It's cowardice masked as practicality, masked again as compassion. There's no compassion in the shadows. The left joins the chorus. This is exploitation, all just dressed in progressive crap. as if calling it essential washes the stain clean, but it doesn't.

It's cowardice masked as practicality, masked again as compassion. There's no compassion in the shadows. The left joins the chorus. This is exploitation, all just dressed in progressive crap. as if calling it essential washes the stain clean, but it doesn't.

It's a lie that so many Americans are telling themselves to keep the tomatoes cheap and the guilt at bay so we can walk around with our cell phones from Apple and pretend we're better than everybody else because we're against slavery, but we buy our crap from China. We'll allow people to live in the shadows. We can't get them to go back home and come through the front door.

It's a lie that so many Americans are telling themselves to keep the tomatoes cheap and the guilt at bay so we can walk around with our cell phones from Apple and pretend we're better than everybody else because we're against slavery, but we buy our crap from China. We'll allow people to live in the shadows. We can't get them to go back home and come through the front door.

It's a lie that so many Americans are telling themselves to keep the tomatoes cheap and the guilt at bay so we can walk around with our cell phones from Apple and pretend we're better than everybody else because we're against slavery, but we buy our crap from China. We'll allow people to live in the shadows. We can't get them to go back home and come through the front door.

What kind of compassion is that? It's so much better for them to live in a state of fear their whole life here in America. You know, there is another option. We could innovate. We could mechanize the fields. That's coming. That's coming. We could train the idle. We could actually say to our kids, get your fat, lazy ass off the couch, away from the gaming system, and go out and work.

What kind of compassion is that? It's so much better for them to live in a state of fear their whole life here in America. You know, there is another option. We could innovate. We could mechanize the fields. That's coming. That's coming. We could train the idle. We could actually say to our kids, get your fat, lazy ass off the couch, away from the gaming system, and go out and work.

What kind of compassion is that? It's so much better for them to live in a state of fear their whole life here in America. You know, there is another option. We could innovate. We could mechanize the fields. That's coming. That's coming. We could train the idle. We could actually say to our kids, get your fat, lazy ass off the couch, away from the gaming system, and go out and work.

We could also pay wages that tempt the unwilling. Instead, we'll let these corporations... These corporate farms undercut a reasonable living wage and just keep people pushed in the shadows so you could have a ripe tomato. You know, everybody always says, oh, the right side of history. I would have been on the right side of history. Would you? Would you have been really 1860?

We could also pay wages that tempt the unwilling. Instead, we'll let these corporations... These corporate farms undercut a reasonable living wage and just keep people pushed in the shadows so you could have a ripe tomato. You know, everybody always says, oh, the right side of history. I would have been on the right side of history. Would you? Would you have been really 1860?

We could also pay wages that tempt the unwilling. Instead, we'll let these corporations... These corporate farms undercut a reasonable living wage and just keep people pushed in the shadows so you could have a ripe tomato. You know, everybody always says, oh, the right side of history. I would have been on the right side of history. Would you? Would you have been really 1860?

You're walking around going, I don't know. I mean, this cotton, this shirt, it's fantastic. It breathes. I mean, how are we going to get all that cotton picked in the field if we don't have slaves? You know, this is necessary. Our whole society collapses without the slave. You really would have been on the other side back then. And yet somehow or another, you're not on that side now.