He's not private any more, he's a public figure, a celebrity. His personality sells his show on the network, companies pay to advertise during his show. TV media and sponsors don't want to support someone who insults or offends their viewers. Especially sad when it comes from someone who says he's about justice and doing the right thing.
"Bitch" eh? Cool.Originally posted by rage2
Bitch, where the fuck did I say ALL? Fuck, you even quoted me, I didn't say all. What the fuck did you want me to say? Is it not true that pretty much all use of the word comes from black folks? You want me to say "some people" and leave the stereotypical thoughts to the reader? This is what I mean by stupid fucking Political Correctness. You guys are all idiots (yes, here I'm saying you guys are ALL fucking idiots). It's called fucking truth. I don't see white rappers running around left and right blasting "nigga" one line after another. It's not stereotyping. It's not profiling or whatever the fuck you call it. It's simply called truth.
Wow, well you did it again. "... comes from black folks..." I don't think it comes from black folks, it comes from some black punk asses. While white rappers don't use the word some white punk asses & some yellow punk asses & some brown punk asses say it quite a bit. And like I said why, then, imitate the behaviours & language of idiots? It's okay for them to do therefore it's okay for me to do it... that's mature.
You didn't need to use the word "all." It's like if someone said "...look at how yellow people shit on the sidewalk..." or "... look at how white people are always inbreeding..." The first statement lumps all yellows into one and the second lumps all whites people into one. You said "... black people glorify the word..." Black people don't glorify the word, some black rapper/gangsta punks do.
The truth? Some white, yellow and brown people glorifying the rappers who spew those dumb words, as much as any black person.
This is not a lesson in grammar or english, but a simple word like "some" can send a totally different message. I just think it's important NOT to generalize a negative behaviour as being common amongst the members of a group of people when really it is just a relative few of them.