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I don't think MSNBC should have suspended him. I am more conservative than most in this forum and I think it was wrong. I do think he should have been fired from the broadcast company that he works for with his radio program though. The reason I don't think MSNBC should have suspended him is because he didn't do it on television, it was his radio show.
I don't give a crap if he's off the air, I don't listen to any of these buffoons. I'm just tired of the typical right wing hnypocrisy of feigning outrage over a relatively mild statement while being fine with a VP telling a Senator to F**K OFF in front of the man's wife and worshipping those like the equally vile & vivious Anne Coulter. Just WHERE is your outrage over them? What a load of phony, whining, BS ado about nothing!
Calling a woman a S*** is a relatively mild statement?
Well, this statement speaks volumes and is indicative why his comment doesn't bother you.
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Calling a woman a S*** is a relatively mild statement?
Hey, I spent many a Saturday night hearing "Jane, you ignorant ****!"
Of course I can see how being called a right-wing S**T would be considered a much greater insult.
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Well, this statement speaks volumes and is indicative why his comment doesn't bother you.
The fact a VP telling a Senator to F**K OFF doesn't bother you as well as your past defense of the vile Anne Coulter speaks volumes and is indicative of your hypocrisy. Or are you just so unfeeling you believe saying widows are "enjoying their husbands' deaths" isn't a vile, vicious statement?
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Conservatives, especially those of faith, reserve reverance for God and Christ and do not partake in celebrity worship, IMO. YMMV
Most of the ones I see here proclaiming their alleged faith are the worst kind of Christians, Sunday Morning ones who have anything but a Christian attitude the remainder of the week. I'd rather deal with an atheist any day, they're more honest.
Most of the ones I see here proclaiming their alleged faith are the worst kind of Christians, Sunday Morning ones who have anything but a Christian attitude the remainder of the week. I'd rather deal with an atheist any day, they're more honest.
He apologized to his family too. However, those who speak in sexually deragatory explatives on the air likely do it in their personal lives too. I wonder how he would react if some radio talking head called his wife or daughter the same nasty name he used against Laura Ingram?
He did it while on his best professional behavior, not just a one time inadvertent slip of the tongue, he said it twice, just to make sure we all heard him loud and clear.
He did it while on his best professional behavior, not just a one time inadvertent slip of the tongue, he said it twice, just to make sure we all heard him loud and clear.
He said the word FOUR times, again he was being kind....
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