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Dude... He was so set up...

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#1
homicidal_squirrel
Jul 01, 2011 12:22:17 www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/30/mark-h...

#2
draco1119
Jul 01, 2011 12:42:00 Huh. And it's not even as bad as what MSNBC's hosts say on a regular basis about conservatives. But Fox News is the one that's biased.

Out of curiosity, why is it okay for someone to call a private citizen the worst person in the world, but you can't say the President was "kind of a dick"?
#3
homicidal_squirrel
Jul 01, 2011 12:54:32 Don't make it about politics. Sure, they were on a political show, but I meant that he was set up because he asks if the 7 second delay was on and everyone else told him "yeah, go for it..."
It was a set up. Someone wanted his job.
#4
zombie_babies
Jul 01, 2011 13:14:22 Yeah, and the host even told him he had his back. Yup. Total set up, man. And it's also kinda messed up that the WH felt the need to issue a statement about it. I mean, it's pretty obvious a lot of people think he's a dick. So what? Yeah, total conspiracy, man. They even got the WH involved! Maybe they did it on orders from the WH! Damn, yo. This is srs.
#5
Escef
Jul 01, 2011 13:48:05 Yeah, because it would have been so much more acceptable if they'd bleeped it. Sort of like double edged knives being illegal in my state. If I stab a many 50 times, is any any less dead for the blade being single edged?
#6
Cpt_Micha
Jul 01, 2011 14:00:17
Don't make it about politics. Sure, they were on a political show, but I meant that he was set up because he asks if the 7 second delay was on and everyone else told him "yeah, go for it..."
It was a set up. Someone wanted his job.

Yep.
#7
capitan_estaban
Jul 03, 2011 0:01:07 I don't understand the point of fake apologies though. Does it really matter what words you use to describe someone, when he obviously felt a certain way about said person?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 homicidal_squirrel Jul 01, 2011 12:22:17	www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/30/mark-h...
#2 draco1119 Jul 01, 2011 12:42:00	Huh. And it's not even as bad as what MSNBC's hosts say on a regular basis about conservatives. But Fox News is the one that's biased. Out of curiosity, why is it okay for someone to call a private citizen the worst person in the world, but you can't say the President was "kind of a dick"?
#3 homicidal_squirrel Jul 01, 2011 12:54:32	Don't make it about politics. Sure, they were on a political show, but I meant that he was set up because he asks if the 7 second delay was on and everyone else told him "yeah, go for it..." It was a set up. Someone wanted his job.
#4 zombie_babies Jul 01, 2011 13:14:22	Yeah, and the host even told him he had his back. Yup. Total set up, man. And it's also kinda messed up that the WH felt the need to issue a statement about it. I mean, it's pretty obvious a lot of people think he's a dick. So what? Yeah, total conspiracy, man. They even got the WH involved! Maybe they did it on orders from the WH! Damn, yo. This is srs.
#5 Escef Jul 01, 2011 13:48:05	Yeah, because it would have been so much more acceptable if they'd bleeped it. Sort of like double edged knives being illegal in my state. If I stab a many 50 times, is any any less dead for the blade being single edged?
#6 Cpt_Micha Jul 01, 2011 14:00:17	Don't make it about politics. Sure, they were on a political show, but I meant that he was set up because he asks if the 7 second delay was on and everyone else told him "yeah, go for it..." It was a set up. Someone wanted his job. Yep.
#7 capitan_estaban Jul 03, 2011 0:01:07	I don't understand the point of fake apologies though. Does it really matter what words you use to describe someone, when he obviously felt a certain way about said person?