Just when you think the right wing can't get any more ignorant....
"This is one of the things in my life that is just so shocking," Williams said. "I grew up basically on the left, I grew up here in New York City. And I always thought the right wing were the ones that were inflexible, intolerant.
Is intolerance of bigotry a bad thing?
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C. He should be allowed to do whatever he wants as long as he isn't breaking any laws.
He's probably loving all the attention he's getting - it would probably be best for everyone to just ignore him.
This, folks, is libocrisy in action.
LOL. Did the preacher work for NPR or Fox News? Dumbass.
Is npr not partially government funded? Do that government not have an obligation to protect freedom of speech?
Protection of freedom of speech does not protect employees from being fired for saying something stupid. For example, you have every right to tell your shift manager at Cabela's to f*ck off, but the government does not have an obligation to protect you from being fired.
Apples. Oranges.
The closer equivalent would be getting fired for talking about my neighbor to my boss at another job.
And this isn't completely about freedom of speech. It is also about freedom of the press. Its his job on Fox to provide commentary. He said nothing inflammatory, just an explanation of his personal feelings.
Compared to how npr handles white commentators and journalists, they are looking pretty
right now, but that's hardly surprising. Afterall, remember rule of thumb number 1 of politics: if the left accuses it of the other side, its a guarantee that they are guilty of it themselves.