Apr
11th
2007
Required reading for folks who want Don Imus fired
All those who have embarked on the Don Imus must be fired moral crusade should take time to read Michelle Malkin’s column. Warning, there is offensive language.
She compares what Imus said (which she despises) with the lyrical content of the top six songs on the Billboard Hot Rap Tracks Chart. Very instructive.
Mullah Cimoc say ameriki not free now. benjamin franklin him so sad if see amerika.
truth: them have tattoos and knappy hair and in waziristan any the woman have tattoo is ho. fo show.
Did not english ancestor subdue king at runnymeade for make truth a defense at law.
so control the usa media by masters in tel aviv acting through monopolists and FCC bureaucracy, keep all ameriki so stupid for killing the muslim and the torture.
for this aemriki be punish. all him land go to the aztec and maya. him woman be slut taking the LBT (low back tattoo)
during this time him daughter the goverment making her take the shot for destroy the sexual organs. him so tame him not even fight. him like the woman and the homosexual. him not to fight for him own daughter, this not real man.
amerika need google: mighty wurlitzer +cia
education for understand control media of usa nazi regime.
No matter what the outcome of the Imus controversy, one thing is very clear…Imus is now more popular, more mainstream and more well known then he ever has been, and probably ever would have been if he hadn’t made the comment. Result – Bad for his image, good for his exposure.
He will be more successful and more listened to, where ever he ends up – wait and see.
Matt,
I think you’re right. Which is kind of sad (Imus being even more popular, not you being right ;)).
Malkin’s column just confirms that for some bizzare reason, the black community can allow rappers to insult women as well as commedians. Have we ever not heard Chris Rock, Richard Pryor, or numerous other black commedians take apart their race and ethnic backgrounds? Imus was (poorly) trying to make a bad joke using a rapper/gangsta impersonation and it really backfired. Imus was wrong, wrong, wrong… but while MSNBC did a white-bread knee-jerk, Imus will only become a sort of martyred scapegoat and instead of $20 million a year in advertising dollars, his show will probably generate even more revenue.
Don’t be surprised if FOX isn’t trying to figure out a way to grab the simulcast rights for cable news since his morning show was doing better than CNN’s morning news shows!