rulemylife -> RE: Rush Drawing fire for his haitian comments (1/18/2010 3:11:16 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Sanity If the one statement that you think Snopes has found that may actually be called "racist" by serious people happened... then Rush should not apologize. Why? Because when you call into an "insult radio" radio program you should expect to be insulted. Duh! Its a lot like D/s, its consensual humiliation and there should be no need for Rush to apologize, though according your own source claims that he admitted feeling guilt over it. So like you said with Harry Reid, you have to forgive him because he's sorry, and thats the best anyone can do. Claim: Snopes.com Is Unfairly Attacking Rush Limbaugh Status: True Snopes: Certainly the most notorious racial remark attributed to Limbaugh is his telling a black caller on his radio talk show to "Take that bone out of your nose and call me again"........... ..........Snopes: (This incident occurred not on Rush Limbaugh's now-familiar talk and political commentary radio program, but at the beginning of his broadcast career back in the early 1970s when he was hosting a Top 40 music show under the name "Jeff Christie" on either WIXZ or KQV in Pittsburgh.) Already Snopes is admitting in a way that "Rush Limbaugh" didn't say this, but rather Rush Limbaugh, playing the role of "Jeff Christie" on the radio back in the 70's, said this. Radio, like the movies, is show business, right? So why are radio DJ's held to a different standard than movie actors and actresses? If Sean Penn were to say something equally outrageous while playing a character in a movie, should we then attribute all those lines to "Sean Penn"? But the most damning evidence against Snopes is contained in the Newsday article itself. Newsday: Recalling a stint as an "insult-radio" DJ in Pittsburgh, he admits feeling guilty about, for example, telling a black listener he could not understand to "take that bone out of your nose and call me back." Ohhhhhhhhhh! Now I understand! Rush didn't really say this because he was using a pseudonym. He really wasn't Rush at the time, he was just acting because the real Rush is a noble, upstanding individual who would never say something like that. [sm=rofl.gif]
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