A&E Suspends Duck Dynasty Reality Star for Expressing Real Opinion"It seems like, to me, a vagina—as a man—would be more desirable than a man’s anus. That’s just me. I’m just thinking: There’s more there! She’s got more to offer. I mean, come on, dudes! You know what I’m saying? But hey, sin: It’s not logical, my man. It’s just not logical.”
Livewire wrote:CL, the most sought after chicken farming insurance agent in kentucky
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My opinion as well.mtchbrian wrote:I don't think phil was out of line. He's not known to sugar coat his feelings. He was asked a question and he answered it truthfully.
Toddstang wrote:This is no longer a country where you can give your honest opinion. We are all supposed to lie with a straight face and not tell how we truly feel.
so what? What was that old document? I think its called...... the constitution?ChickenLady wrote:It's one thing to say what you like and want to if you are not a prominent public figure. It's another thing if you are plastered everywhere. Just say you don't agree with gay marriage based on your religious beliefs and move on.
He got nasty about it.
Phil_Osophy wrote:so what? What was that old document? I think its called...... the constitution?ChickenLady wrote:It's one thing to say what you like and want to if you are not a prominent public figure. It's another thing if you are plastered everywhere. Just say you don't agree with gay marriage based on your religious beliefs and move on.
He got nasty about it.
it does if youre a liberalKYgundude wrote:Phil_Osophy wrote:so what? What was that old document? I think its called...... the constitution?ChickenLady wrote:It's one thing to say what you like and want to if you are not a prominent public figure. It's another thing if you are plastered everywhere. Just say you don't agree with gay marriage based on your religious beliefs and move on.
He got nasty about it.
Freedom of speech I don't think applies in the workplace.
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I agree as well. Just tired of all the political correctness. If they asked, they should take the answer given. If you don't want to know what someone's views are, don't ask. I could care less what anyone does in the privacy of their own homes, just don't push it on me and I won't push my opinions on you. I don't agree with the gay lifestyle but I have a fee gay friends. They know what to expect if they ask my opinion. At the same time I don't gay bash nor change my opinion of them after finding out they were gay. I've never seen the show, so I have no opinion of it or him. I do have respect for him for not being a politically correct public figure.mtchbrian wrote:I don't think phil was out of line. He's not known to sugar coat his feelings. He was asked a question and he answered it truthfully.
Hooray free speech. I get it.Phil_Osophy wrote:so what? What was that old document? I think its called...... the constitution?ChickenLady wrote:It's one thing to say what you like and want to if you are not a prominent public figure. It's another thing if you are plastered everywhere. Just say you don't agree with gay marriage based on your religious beliefs and move on.
He got nasty about it.
Livewire wrote:CL, the most sought after chicken farming insurance agent in kentucky
Livewire wrote:You're cooking has bought you a team of body guards wiling to follow you around at school
I'm not saying that they need to quit being douchenozzles. They can do whatever they want.niceguyr6 wrote:I don't like what Kanye or Jessie or Obama or probably thousands of other have to say, but I don't want their freedom to say it go away, tactfully or not. I personally would like to beat their ability to say anything out of them at times, but don't want their right to say it to go anywhere. I don't want to hear what they have to say, so I don't listen to it. If anyone don't want to hear what anyone has to say, don't listen! It truly is that simple... Political correctness has become sickening! If someone says short, fat, honky, cracker or anything else like that around me I don't give a shit! As long as they are not directly threatening me, I give two shits less...
Livewire wrote:CL, the most sought after chicken farming insurance agent in kentucky
Livewire wrote:You're cooking has bought you a team of body guards wiling to follow you around at school
Millions of doushbags say stupid shit and make total jackasses of themselves every minute of every day. I just don't understand why we give famous jerkoffs any more credit or our time than any other jerkoff...ChickenLady wrote:I'm not saying that they need to quit being douchenozzles. They can do whatever they want.niceguyr6 wrote:I don't like what Kanye or Jessie or Obama or probably thousands of other have to say, but I don't want their freedom to say it go away, tactfully or not. I personally would like to beat their ability to say anything out of them at times, but don't want their right to say it to go anywhere. I don't want to hear what they have to say, so I don't listen to it. If anyone don't want to hear what anyone has to say, don't listen! It truly is that simple... Political correctness has become sickening! If someone says short, fat, honky, cracker or anything else like that around me I don't give a shit! As long as they are not directly threatening me, I give two shits less...
But! If they want to avoid the public backstorm and whatnot you are better off walking in with a little tact.
There's is 95% of the answer (in my opinion), they all WANT the attention... Shitstorms always seem to make more money.
Personally, I think he could have handled it much better. I'm pro gay rights, but his comments don't piss me off or effect my life in any way. I just hate when people come off as idiots because of their words.
well, i guarantee if he said "penis in an ass, penis in a vagina, who cares? Let gay people do what they want", he would have been applauded by the network. Its all about the political bias of the network. I support kanyes right to say that as much as i support the klans right to call black people niggers. I believe in a nation of universal free speech. However, the network has the right to cut him. Nobody is entitled to anyone elses business in any aspect.ChickenLady wrote:Hooray free speech. I get it.Phil_Osophy wrote:so what? What was that old document? I think its called...... the constitution?ChickenLady wrote:It's one thing to say what you like and want to if you are not a prominent public figure. It's another thing if you are plastered everywhere. Just say you don't agree with gay marriage based on your religious beliefs and move on.
He got nasty about it.
But there is a tact that one needs to maintain when being a public figure, he stomped it into the trash. Like Kayne and his "Bush hates white people" thing.
