Olberman's Fox News business boycott.
Many think Fox News had a pretty direct impact on the death of abortionist Dr. Tiller. So what do you think of this move by Olbermann?
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I think he is the mirror image of O’Reilly, completely opposite, and totally the same. I suppose BizzaroReily would be apt.
I don’t know about Fox news having a direct impact and all that. And the whole boycot thing does sound suspiciously O’Reilly-esque. But I am snarkily enjoying people rhetorically asking the right wing Christian torture apologists if given that this guy is a murderer who used violence to make a political point (by definition a terrorist), and also admittedly had ties to a network of like minded extremists, and that he’s admitting that there are other things in the works, if they approve of him being tortured in this “ticking time bomb” scenario that they love to bring up as justification for suspending people’s civil rights. I’ll love to see how they spin it and trot out the moral equivalency of “Well, it’s different because…….”
I think he is the mirror image of O’Reilly, completely opposite, and totally the same. I suppose BizzaroReily would be apt.
agreed.
When this first aired I was fired up, saying that he had a point. The problem is that if you remove that one media of expression for republicans, then you’re giving permission to remove OTHER medias.
Evan said:I think he is the mirror image of O’Reilly, completely opposite, and totally the same. I suppose BizzaroReily would be apt.
I think you mean BillzarroReilly.
Other than that, I agree. Olbermann is no better. I fucking hate television (though I own one and proudly watch it from time to time).
People look at me, they say he’s tough, he was in the army he’s gonna be hard, by the book. But I am caring, and sensitive. Isn’t Schindler’s list a brilliant film?