Does that make him subnormal?
Rush Limbaugh decided that the only way to defuse the emotional appeal of Fox appearing as his children see him on television, instead of being decently locked away where decent people can't see him, was to lie about the true effects of the disease Fox, among thousands of others, suffers from. Limbaugh's assertion that Fox's appearance was contrived by artificial means speaks volumes about the class and the curiosity Limbaugh doesn't have.
Your assertion that Fox's appearance is selfish completely ignores the ravages of this disease. I suppose it is rather selfish of him to want to be a father to his children for a while longer. The same can be said of those anonymous people with other diseases that can be helped by stem-cell research. You want real selfish? Let's talk about Mark Foley some more.
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Michael J. Fox convincingly played a likeable conservative.
The whole thread (55 posts)
- What an...
- Fox on CBS
- Point man
- I didn't like it either.
- And a response.
- I heard the actual broadcast. Did you? (n/t)
- Piling on
- Only a real jerk...
- Here ya go... dittohead
- yep. I heard a full recording
- Fox has admitted to going off his medications before presentations.
- Do you have any idea what Parkinsons medication des to a person?
- Why should we listen to Michael J. Fox anyway?
- Fox has admitted to going off his medications before presentations.
- Media Matters has the audio clip.
- So he didn't say "'either off his medication or acting'' ?
- Say it ain't so! (n/t)
- "Purely an act"....look who's talking
- The gerbil merchant
