Glenn Beck Explains The Coca-Cola Super Bowl Commercial

"If you don’t like it, if you’re offended by it, you’re a racist. If you do like it, you’re for immigration. You’re for progress.”

Thank you, Glenn, for succinctly summing up exactly what's at the heart of the issue...

...what's that?  You say I've unfairly strip quoted you?  You say I took only part of what you said and presented it out of context so it seems like you are saying something else?

Well, you would know, wouldn't you?

Okay, here's your full quote:

“‘Why did you need that to divide us politically?’  Because that’s all this ad is.  It’s in your face, and if you don’t like it, if you’re offended by it, you’re a racist.  If you do like it, you’re for immigration.  You’re for progress.  That’s all this is: To divide people.  Remember when Coke used to do the thing on the top and they would all hold hands?  Now it’s, have a Coke and we’ll divide you.”

Sooooooo, if we make bigots and racists feel bad about not being able to lord it over other people, then we are the bad people, because heaven knows bigots and racists are fully entitled to have the rest of the world know-tow to their wishes so they don't ever have to feel uncomfortable.

You know who thinks that sorta thing?

Bigots and racists.

Now, I'm not saying you are a bigot and a racist, Glenn.  Oh, no, far from it:  Bigots and racists at least have core principles by which they stand.  But I am saying: