Should Don Imus be strung up by the balls?

I do a little bit to contribute to global warming.

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spendius wrote:

I do a little bit to contribute to global warming.

Yes, you are definitely full of hot air.

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I

FEEL

the love......

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the only thing worse than what imus said, is the fact that this controversy relegates him to some status of relevance, somehting i thought he'd lost years ago

i'm amazed anybody understood what he said, the man sounds like he's got a mouthful of marbles

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to give a damn about what Imus says is like me giving a damn about some insulting comment made about me by say Finn or McGentrix.... who gives a ****? Laughing

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Oh, I'd say a whole lot of people should give a ****... the guy generates 25% of CBS radio's revenue (after Howard Stern's departure); his show played host to a lot of the nation's important politicos on a regular basis- I'd say there's a lot of reason his foot-in-mouth might be a little more serious than you insulting another A2K'er.

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MSNBC won't carry his show anymore.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17999196/

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He deserves whatever bullshit comes his way. Why? Because he's just another self-important white dude with a microphone to me, and I don't care. He sucks because I think he does.

I don't claim to be reasonable.

But it certainly is laughable that he's now trying to turn this into an "opportunity" for racial dialogue. And he said, on the Today show, he'd try to have a black guest on his show every day. He may not be racist (even though he is, because, like, come on), but how convenient he's so sensitive now that the RainbowPush Coalition happens to be on his ass.

MAIN REASON WHY IMUS OUGHT TO BE PUT IN A PILLORY FOR PUBLIC TURD-SLINGING:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/39/SamtheEagle1.JPG

He looks like this dude from the Muppet Show.

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Ragman wrote:

Staples Inc., Bigelow Tea Company, and Procter & Gamble Co. have stopped advertising on Imus' morning show to protest his racially charged remarks about the women's basketball team.

Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page, who once had Imus take a pledge not to engage in racist talk, said of the Imus' two-week suspension, "This sends a very bad signal and it's a bad use of the public airwaves. And, frankly, I don't think it's even fair to other shock jocks who've lost their jobs over doing a lot less."

From the rap songs that I can understand parts of, it is clear that black men feel the same way about SOME black females.
They are also racist to "whitey".
So let me get this clear. One can Rap about it, but one can't talk about it. I realize how racist the Blacks are against whites. It is my opinion that Blacks are far more racist than Whites. They just go about exposing their racism differently.

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Technical Objection:

I don't think you CAN string someone up by their balls.....I think their weight would mean they just fell, leaving their balls behind...anyhoo, wotcha gonna to do women?

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Pennsylvania DJ fired for repeating Imus remarks as part of contest

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Witch hunts.

Don't like 'em.

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kickycan wrote:

Pennsylvania DJ fired for repeating Imus remarks as part of contest

Sounds like this jerk wanted to quit and just didn't know how.

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