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  1. Too much political correctness. He made one absent minded, unintentional comment. They should suck it up. Whats the liberals new game going to be after they manage to fire those who exercise the 1st amendment? Duck tape the Republicans mouth? Sort of like pin the tail on the donkey..wait, they’re donkeys…I guess it really does come full circle, those pesky liberals.

  2. The simple fact is, here in America, in 2007, you no longer have the right to call a spade a spade anymore. Sharpton & Co. will literally mau-mau you out of business. Having learned from that master shakedown artist Jesse Jackson, he’s already turned it into an issue of media “exclusion”, which only jobs and payouts to his posse can rectify.

  3. Well…we’ve taught the poor little girls from Rutgers a very valuable lesson that they can use for the rest of their lives. They are VICTIMS! They have no control over their own lives, self image or future…it all depends on what others think and do to them! Congratulations all…including coach Vivian Stringer!

  4. And another thing. CBS is owned by Viacom, who also happen to own MTV. The same MTV that killed rock and roll and midwifed the most pernicious, self-destructive cultural cancer ever spawned, rap “music”. It also features such fine fare as “Pimp My Ride”.
    You see, pimps are something to be emulated and admired. Especially when they’re pimp-slapping nappy-headed hos and bee-yotches, and pouring Drano down their throats ’cause bitch don’t have their money. So what’s a little cultural and artistic expression?
    You know what? F.A.T.N.

  5. If the stakes had been reversed and it was a black radio host and a white girls basketball team, you can bet that NOTHING would’ve been said about it at all. Its all total crap. Th only way to change it is to not stand for it anymore.

  6. Would it now be considered gauche, to characterize Imus as a “nappy-headed ho-bo?”
    Seriously, I still can’t find, in any lexicon at my disposal, the terms, “nappy-headed” or “ho.”
    Does this whole issue lend credence to the old “ebonics” movement of a decade ago?
    …seems sort of self-deprecating to me.

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