Man, I hate Bill Maher

I watched an episode or two of Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. I heard nothing outside the bounds of conventional opinion. In fact, Maher got his yarmulke in a twist when someone criticized Israel. A guest on the show had seen an Israeli cop hit an 8-year-old Palestinian boy in the face with a truncheon.

"That's because of the all these dictators!" Maher exclaimed idiotically. Arab dictators cause a Jew to assault a child.

Now Maher has come to the defense of Rush Limbaugh and Tracy Morgan, Limbaugh for spending six hours over a period of three days on national radio attacking college student Sandra Fluke and Morgan for graphically describing how he would murder his son if he ever found out he was gay.

Maher has a history of attacking women and gays himself, so it's not surprising. He called Sarah Palin a "cunt" for some reason, and, as one person noted, he sounds like a frat-boy in a fit of homosexual panic whenever he says anything about gays. May have to do with the fact that he's one of those vaguely effeminate hetrosexuals himself. Like all good Zionists, he takes pride in his depraved indifference to the lives of children.

Watch him on any talk show. Ask him a question and he takes a deep breath and starts pontificating. He tried to jump on the atheism bandwagon but was a bit late. It's takes about two minutes to make the case for atheism. Everything that can be said about it was said a long time ago. Hitchens and Dawkins had it covered. Maher added nothing, but that didn't stop him.

Maher isn't the most masculine guy in the world. Kind of like Bob Cummings on Love That Bob. He's supposed to be a swinger, but he doesn't come across as especially masculine.

Jon Lovitz was on his show. Maher said something about his very first sex partner.

"And what was his name?" Lovitz said.

Maher appeared on Primetime Glick and made a "quip" suggesting that Jiminy Glick (Martin Short) was gay.

"What an interesting comment from a 40-year-old bachelor," Glick said, showing a much quicker wit than Maher is capable of.