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I like him as an actor. He was easily the best part of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remakes. While I have no problem with him making his opinion known, I disliked that he had to do it when and where he did. It was a Toys For Tots gathering. I hate when people just HAVE to bring those type of comments at any possible time, whether it's appropriate or relevant...
It mentioned only private colleges (which often occupy a tenuous quasi-government region because they take advantage of many government benefits, benefits which invariably require adherence to public policies).
Besides, it can vary a lot, affirmative action is illegal in California, for example.
"It mentioned only private colleges"
Really?
"The Supreme Court has ruled on cases involving public universities, and private"
True, but in fairness, he touched on their reflexive dislike of Negroes and they had little choice but to erupt in anger. You'll have to admit, adding those comments to the creeping sense that Obama is going to be re-elected is causing a Vesuvius-like reaction within most of them. Now all we need is the, "Where's all the white women at?" clip from Blazing Saddles and a pic of the three members of the "New Black Panthers" for it to completely erupt.
GEICO was founded in 1936 by Philip J. Carlton, Leo Goodwin, Sr. and his wife Lillian to provide auto insurance directly to federal government employees and their families.
"The Supreme Court has ruled on cases involving public universities, and private"
Are you following the conversation? The poster cited a case involving private colleges, and took that to mean the ruling applied to all private businesses... public universities are not pertinent to the conversation.
I already boycotted Geico because their quotes are always based on comparing apples to ornages and that is the only way to try to sell their product.
If he was fired for it, then he should quit being a crybaby jackwagon. hahahaha!
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Actor R. Lee Ermey, Geico's drill-sergeant-therapist, says he was fired from commercial for criticizing Obama
