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"I don’t know how rowdy this is going to be"
*Falls off chair, thumps carpet, wipes tears away from eyes*
He seemed soooooo smug about telling them they didn't believe in freedom of speech. But then, as soon as they expressed their constitutional rights...
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August 25th, 2008 - 23:55
“Don’t you believe in free speech?”
“No. That’s why I’m protesting and telling you to go fuck yourself”
I’ve heard Fox News compared to the Mail many times.
Both present very biased stories, lacking in vital information and balance. Both launch personal attacks on anyone who doesn’t think what they do. Both have a fanbase so devoted that if you say anything against them you’re just wrong and that’s the end of it.
It’s sad that people can’t (or won’t) see something that’s blindingly obvious to most.
Mind, that Fox presenter was hot.