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I dont understand why people cant say what they want without someone being offended? All the 'outrage' just gives him more free publicity.
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were offended by what he said. Packer said he wasn't going to apolgize. Good for him. This is one of the few times I agree with Packer http://www.outsports.com/cbb/20062007/packer0403.htm |
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And I am talking in a public sense not saying that it is ok to offend people personally
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I stated that "if I was a trainer..."---hypothetical (no name). If anyone took personal offense and found the need to defend based on that, perhaps his words speak louder than his actions, though to me, actions have always spoken louder than words. Some might need to develop a thicker skin, whatever color one is born with. |
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Let me understand your stance. It is awful for a public figure to "offend" a particular group even though the 2 have no ties or contact but on a personal level people need to develop a thicker skin? |
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I'm not sure I can give a correct answer either way. All I can say is my personal opinion, that being that one need not go out of their way to "offend" (nor defend). If it means having a thicker skin (despite its color) to tolerate racism, well, again...in my humble opinion, racism is not tolerable and needs to be spoken against. Also, if you took anything I said as a personal attack on you, my sincere apologies. A good friend, who also worked for H Allen, and went to dinner with you both, told me of your ability as a horseman. Joey says "hi". |
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better to do than become the political correct police. Hey I'm Polish and I constantly hear Polish jokes and people calling other people a stupid polak. I just laugh because it doesn't offend me one bit. My friend wrote this story in the local newspaper http://www.mcall.com/all-hartcolumnf...otorracing-hed |
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I think he's a crazy old man who literally doesn't even get that his comments could be construed as out of line to some people. |
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But, what do I know? I just enjoy "stupid" things... (had to add that in! )
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And you don't like just stupid things -- you are here after all. Only wrestlemania qualifies, in my opinion -- but you very fairly evened the score shortly thereafter ![]() |
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HOLY MOTHER OF GOD!!!! Why didn't he just say BOW-WOW UGLY!!? I did kind of warm up to Myia...she's a cutie pie. .....but the rest! Are they fed Kibbles n' Bits??? Thank you Mr. Shell. Too kind. |
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I listen to Imus everyday and he and his staff pick on everybody.I'm jewish and i laugh at the fun they make of jews.His producer Bernard does a routine as the cardinal where he announces the winning lotto numbers amongst other things and used to where a Fed-Ex letter package as a hat.I've yet to hear any Christian organization up in arms about it.Lets face it Al Shapton thrives on other peoples misery.That's the only time you hear from him.It's no different in the Sean Bell case.When all the evidence is produced it will be proven that those policemen acted wiuthin the guidelines.I'm still waiting for Sharpton to apologize about the Tawana Brawley case where a young girl made up a story that she was raped and had fecies put on her.It happened in Wappinger Falls NY.It ruined one guys life.Sharpton and his buddy Alton Maddox never apologized for what they did.The irony is that my sister in-laws parents were principals in schools in Brooklyn and Sharpton went there and was a troublemaker then already.Hey Al you happen to remember Yankel Rosenbaum who was killed in Brooklyn by Lemerick Nelson.
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Imus must still retract his hair statement with the mess he owns. |
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Usually he has a cowboy hat on....not all 'poofy' like that shot!
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Sharpton is what he is. But I think what he does is important whether or not I might like him. Frankly, during the '04 Democratic debates, he was the only candidate to give straight answers to many questions. What's great about America is we get to decide how badly he suffers in the end. Whether it's Mel Gibson or that Seinfeld guy dissing Jews or Blacks or Imus, in the end it all shakes out on its own. |
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