"Don't Tease The Panther"

[TheMidnightReview.com]

I am sure everyone has heard that Glenn Beck has his new book, the political thriller "The Overton Window."

There is one particular line in the book that I thought related to this site - the main character is in bed with a woman who requests nothing sexual take place but when her leg rubs up against the character modeled after Beck himself, he tells her that he has rules and to not "tease the panther." 

I don't know about you but this sounded as if the character supported the notion that it is the rape victim's fault for getting raped.  It sounds like the saying rapists constantly use: "She was asking for it."

I wonder if one of the rules Beck's main character had was that should he be provoked, on terms that he defined, he would not be responsible for his actions...

[Name Withheld]

Another thing to add to the list of things he hasn't denied yet. D'oh!

[TheMidnightReview.com]

I wonder if he wrote that line based on personal experiences...

[azdavid]

I think your analysis of The Overton Window is right on target.

I've postulated the possibility that Glenn Beck may be our planets most prolific serial killer.  So far I can not prove he is not. During my ongoing investigation I have read numerous volumes on the psyche of serial killers. One thing that stands out is they often fantasize of some violent action and then offer their "justification" of why such action is needed.  Glenn Beck has shown this in his highly public threats of killing people because they deserve it.  What is not up for argument is that Glenn Beck has repeatedly exhibited the serial killer psychological trait of justified murder.   I have no doubt that if Glenn Beck Raped and Murdered a Young Girl in 1990 he has justified it by convincing himself that she was asking for it and thus, deserved it.  The Overton Window may offer clues designed to taunt the investigator's of his hideous crime allegations.

The investigation continues and thank you for your evidence.