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Fire David Letterman!

By Dustin Rowles | Posted Under Trade News | Comments (85)



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I’m going to try to let this go, but this was too good to pass up. Last night, there was a rally of protesters outside of the Ed Sullivan theater, calling for his termination. And holy lord: Who even knew these people existed. You have got to see this, if for anything at all, to see the lady at the 1:45 mark who insists that Letterman will rape your children with his mouth.

Man: Those right-wing nutjobs sure know how to shoot themselves in the groin. Man, they are some hateful, bitter motherfuckers. If this is who I’d have to share cloud space with in the afterlife, hell is looking pretty goddamn sweet.

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Comments

Oh My Gawd.

Yes, hell will be a lot more pleasant. I'll bring the bong!!!!

Posted by: Janey at June 17, 2009 11:20 AM

Man, I thought Michael Meyers was scary.

I welcome those piano keys.

Posted by: annoyingmouse at June 17, 2009 11:25 AM

They love Jay Leno and Fox News. Color me shocked. I hope Letterman put these people out there because they are hilarious.

I've never been the victim of sexual abuse, but I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that a tasteless joke (whoever it may have been targeting) is just a liiiitle bit different than raping a child with your mouth.

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at June 17, 2009 11:26 AM

Fascist AND Communist? My my...apparently even Letterman's threats to American Society were in their prime in the 80's...

Posted by: alphawhiskey at June 17, 2009 11:26 AM

"I only watch the Fox News Channel".

Hahahahaahahaha!

Posted by: admin at June 17, 2009 11:40 AM

HELL YEAH! LETS CLOSE THOSE BOARDERS! IT'LL FIX EVERYTHING!


fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucking hilarious.

Posted by: bots at June 17, 2009 11:41 AM

I would gladly pay a steamroller to tear through that crowd. Sweet fuck, what a bunch of fucking loonies. Seriously. These people need to be beaten with dildos. I'm actually angry now. Thanks. Thanks a bunch...

Posted by: Skitz at June 17, 2009 11:44 AM

Idiots.

Posted by: David at June 17, 2009 11:47 AM

WOW. Dave makes ONE joke, but that group of people managed to display hatred for about 5 different groups of people in little over 2 mins. "Clean your house..."?!!!? Christ is that bitch some kind of Nazi?
When I saw the mouth rape lady(?) I was expecting a team of scientist to swoop in and capture what looks like the missing link.

Posted by: Amber at June 17, 2009 11:49 AM

"You think you know SOOOO Much..."

*snap*


Posted by: alphawhiskey at June 17, 2009 11:49 AM

What does schmuck mean in jewish? We may never know.

DAMN YOUS EDITORS!!!

Posted by: BillowingBackpacks at June 17, 2009 11:50 AM

verbal paedophile must go with those other made up crimes including verbal murder, crimes against fashion and that true evil referred to by the skinny sassy man the crime of being socialist...

Posted by: jim of the lower case at June 17, 2009 11:53 AM

The two guys behind the crazy lady at the end attempting a faux makeout is fantastic.

Posted by: Jonathan at June 17, 2009 11:55 AM

So, there has been a ton of questioning lately about the culpability of ceratin right wing talking heads planting the seeds of violence against liberals/democrats/rational human beings by feeding into the paranoid delusions of conspiracy theorist nutbags.

I now have a question of culpability...

If i were to go and shoot every one of these nut jobs out there at ES Theater, wouldn't they be partially responsible for pissing me off? I'm with Skitz. That video actually makes me a little angry.

I understand that people have the right the peasefully and publicly assemble, and aside from being 47 kinds of shitbag retarded and sadly 'sheep like', these people DO seem like they were being as peaceful as the letter of the law would require.

However...what if I were to mention the words slander and libel to each and every person who was standing out there? Surely each of them was shouting something defamatory and obviously, with fucking facebook groups organizing the mob, some of them printed them as well. If I were Dave, just to fuck with them, having as much money as he has, i would pay a lawyer to find out as many names as possible of the people who 'Will Attend'-ed this thing and scare the shit out of their right-wing asses with a cease and desist.

Posted by: PissBoy at June 17, 2009 11:57 AM

According to a news report I read this morning, there were a total of fifteen protesters, and around thirty-five reporters at the scene.

The reporters outnumbered the demonstrators by more than two to one, folks.

Posted by: Jerce at June 17, 2009 11:59 AM

People like this frighten me. You know what frightens me more? They give birth to more of them.

*shudder

Posted by: Whorish Mouth at June 17, 2009 11:59 AM

I wanna make sure I understand this. To make a proxy, reference joke regarding a now, technically speaking, adult (of legal age) girl and her teenage pregnancy (whose mother thrust her in to the spotlight) is inappropriate, buuuut to exploit every child of yours (including the mildly retarded infant who can't speak for himself) for the sake and hope of becoming Vice President is acceptable? So...down is the new up, huh? Good. Got it. I love these modern parenting techniques.

Posted by: Brian Barnes at June 17, 2009 12:00 PM

I don't know if I should laugh hysterically, cry for society or be scared. Maybe I'll just go learn how to speak Jewish.

Posted by: Girl With Curious Hair at June 17, 2009 12:02 PM

I wanna make sure I understand this. To make a proxy, reference joke regarding a now, technically speaking, adult (of legal age) girl and her teenage pregnancy (whose mother thrust her in to the spotlight) is inappropriate, buuuut to exploit every child of yours (including the mildly retarded infant who can't speak for himself) for the sake and hope of becoming Vice President is acceptable? So...down is the new up, huh? Good. Got it. I love these modern parenting techniques.

Posted by: Brian Barnes at June 17, 2009 12:05 PM

And to the wonky-eyes lady who opened the video who says things like "everyone in the country...rape joke...little girl...sidelines...american basketball game...dave's daughter."

Just need to mention a few things to you...


A few hundred people at a rally, isn't "Everyone in America" and the fact that I thought the joke was funny already makes you statement patently false.

Never was there an utterance of the word 'rape' or an alusion to the act.

Willow Palin isn't a little girl. She's actually quite strapping for her age, and being that she's 14, I'm pretty sure that's called a teenager. Besides...little girls don't shoot wolves. They think animals rule.

Sidelines are something on the field in football, or on the court in basketball.

She wasn't at a basketball game. She went to see the Yankees. If it had been a Knicks game, I could see the likihood of Dave making an actual rape joke increase geometrically.

David Letterman doesn't have a daughter. He has one child...a son.

And that prancing, closetted nancy in the faded blue-gray jack had the balls to call the people mocking him mis-informed??!! Kindly fuck your mother ma'am. Or I'll call Dave so he can rape her with his mouth.

Posted by: PissBoy at June 17, 2009 12:07 PM

I can't believe all you commenters are making light of Dave Letterman's mouth-rape spree! Please won't someone think of the children??? Of course closing the borders might help...by keeping Letterman in Mexico where he belongs, I guess.

Seriously, the right to free speech and assembly is great and all, but isn't it a bit of a shame that we go from anti-segregation rallies to farces like this?

Posted by: Bd at June 17, 2009 12:12 PM

I'm sure Letterman is sitting back laughing his ass off and wondering how much this will cost CBS when contract renewal time comes around.

Posted by: Duane at June 17, 2009 12:14 PM

I have a headache now. Everytime I think I've accepted just how dumb people can be, humanity lowers the bar and just gets even dumber.

Really, I think Sparta was on to something, what with the throwing weak babies off cliffs. They just didn't go far enough.

Posted by: chenry at June 17, 2009 12:15 PM

I'm sorry jim of the lower case but crimes against fashion are real, perhaps the only universal capitol crimes. One nice thing about reactionary whack-job protests of all stripes - they tend to collect the esthetically challenged. Convenient for gathering them up for removal.

Lord knows, people who look unpleasant or sound strange there's no point in paying attention to what they're actually saying. Less point in, you know, considering an idea that anyone similarly strange or distasteful might advocate. They cold be right. They could be wrong. It just doesn't matter - they're scruffy and don't talk right.

Chanel / Lauren '12
Ad-homenim for everyone! We're going to hell, but at least we'll look good doing it.

Posted by: BierceAmbrose at June 17, 2009 12:20 PM

Points:

1. Letterman has been making these jokes forever (and they were GREAT!) Why are these people caring now? He's a comedian and the jokes were funny. I'm a woman and I enjoy dark comedy and he hit the nail on the head. Palin's just mad that he's rubbing her nose in the fact that the angelic daughter she had got knocked up.

2. Sarah Palin reminds me of the smiley but bitchy teacher at school that always took joy in announcing fun things were cancelled for the whole class because of "certain student's behavior". Like my vice principal who when we were walking up to graduation took away all balloons, roses and any gifts we were handed by our families and just kept saying "this takes away from the ceremony."

3. I love the fact that Bristol Palin got preggers. I love that her and her boyfriend hate each other now. I love that she made her mother a laughingstock by saying that abstinence-only education doesn't work. And I love how shoving your family and children and husband and the Down's Syndrome kid and the snowmobile into the picture to make you appear more "down to earth" blew up her face. Besides the fact that you had other children, what arrogance to trot out your handicapped child over and over at rallies instead of staying home and taking care of him! He's a baby, not a prop!

4. If Sarah Palin wasn't the "new, cute, hip female look" of the GOP and she was in her 60's with a shovel face, she would not get this much exposure.

5. Sarah Palin named her daughter Bristol after Bristol, Connecticut. The home of ESPN. She had wanted to go into sports television before politics. Really.

Posted by: scorzi at June 17, 2009 12:22 PM

I started off wondering where these stupid people came from, and then they all said they love Leno and it became crystal clear. Jay Leno makes people stupid! (along with Walmart and Sarah Palin).

There, now I feel better.

Posted by: Cindy at June 17, 2009 12:23 PM

I have lost patience for people like this. I honestly have nothing left to prevent me from punching one of these people in the face outside of a desire to stay out of jail, and even that is questionable at this point. I try everything to not be a violent person. I seriously don't want to sink to their level. But it's getting so hard.

You know what the real difference is between these wack-jobs and the liberal side of America? The conservatives scream the loudest, but the liberals actually shut up and listen when they need to. When was the last time you saw a liberal group protest anything that wasn't either war-related or race-related? Because we pay attention. If these people paid attention for ONE DAY, they would see the ridiculousness of this whole thing, the fact that Letterman didn't make a joke about a 14-year-old, the fact that everything they say about Letterman is significantly worse than anything Letterman has ever said to anyone, and that Letterman actually APOLOGIZED, twice, about this shit.

Okay, I'm sorry. I just want to see these people damned to the Hell they believe in so much.

Posted by: ChristianH at June 17, 2009 12:29 PM

Scorzi, you hit several nails on several heads, especially 3). Palin's family was good enough for campaign props, then when people point out that hey, maybe her family is not this pure ideal she tried to capitalize on, she gets all defensive. "How dare you mock my campaign props!"

I dont' think people would be so harsh on her if she hadn't been so exploitative of these same children when it looked like they would be a boost for her.

Posted by: Bd at June 17, 2009 12:36 PM

The best thing that could happen now, aside from a small meteor shower hitting that particular group of fuckwits, would be Leno running the clip and following up with "Stop saying you watch my show. Please. You're embarrassing me"...

Posted by: Skitz at June 17, 2009 12:37 PM

The two guys behind the crazy lady at the end attempting a faux makeout is fantastic.

Posted by: Jonathan at June 17, 2009 11:55 AM

That would be Richard and Sal from the Howard Stern show.

Posted by: henchman for hire at June 17, 2009 12:56 PM

I think Alex Rodriguez should be outraged at the whole thing. If I were him I'd be demanding an apology for putting his name in the same sentence with a Palin.

Posted by: Whorish Mouth at June 17, 2009 1:18 PM

mmmm.... Mouth Rape. He'll never mouth rape you. His chin will get in the way.

Posted by: withnail at June 17, 2009 1:25 PM

mmmm.... Mouth Rape. Jay Leno would never mouth rape you. His chin would get in the way.

Posted by: withnail at June 17, 2009 1:26 PM

Or her teeth.

Posted by: Whorish Mouth at June 17, 2009 1:28 PM

What's great is that before your addendum, withnail, I already knew where you were going with that joke.

Posted by: feramones at June 17, 2009 1:36 PM

Sorry ChristianH, but left wing Liberals can be just as vitriolic as the right wing nut jobs.
It's just harder to see it when you agree with it.

(erm not You specifically, but you generally).

Posted by: Stella at June 17, 2009 1:40 PM

Okay, I'll admit it. I just watched that video 5 times in a row. It's the most entertaining thing I've seen in years. Are we absolutely sure this isn't the most magnificent piece of performance art ever? These people are wonderful: I could watch them forever. Someone mentioned yesterday that South Park needed to do an ep on the Letterman/Palin thing but these people have beaten them to it. There is no possibility that anything done on the subject could be funnier than this.

Posted by: PaddyDog at June 17, 2009 1:43 PM

Jewish is a language? Did that decree come directly from Israel? Me thinks she is the evil twin, conservative sister of Streisand.

Posted by: Brian Barnes at June 17, 2009 2:03 PM

Paddy, speaking of South Park... the scary looking woman in yellow is a verbal dead-ringer for Kyle's mom. Yikes. The faux outrage hits just the right chord.

Also, "poivert?" Oh dear lord this is funny.

Posted by: Unnecessary Elipses at June 17, 2009 2:07 PM

That was ballistic. Seriously, whoever edited that needs a medal or something. My favorite is the lady who called him a "shmuck" and his wife a slut. Classy.

but the liberals actually shut up and listen when they need to.

Bahahaha!!!! ChristinaH that was almost as funny as the video. People on soapboxes (regardless of stance) will never shut up.

And when you come back to tell me something nasty because I support these right-wing hoohas (which I don't, I support the right to peaceably assemble and exercise freedom of speech) , be advised that I'll be working and will be able to retort after 8.

Posted by: Kayanne at June 17, 2009 2:09 PM

The woman screaming about mouth rape...is wrong of me to keep picturing her on TV telling the GumShoes that Carmen San Diego has tried to escape to Asia? RIP Carmen San Diego detective lady.

Posted by: PissBoy at June 17, 2009 2:09 PM

That was ballistic. Seriously, whoever edited that needs a medal or something. My favorite is the lady who called him a "shmuck" and his wife a slut. Classy.

but the liberals actually shut up and listen when they need to.

Bahahaha!!!! ChristinaH that was almost as funny as the video. People on soapboxes (regardless of stance) will never shut up.

And when you come back to tell me something nasty because I support these right-wing hoohas (which I don't, I support the right to peaceably assemble and exercise freedom of speech) , be advised that I'll be working and will be able to retort after 8.

Posted by: Kayanne at June 17, 2009 2:10 PM

BierceAmbrose Ill admit I cant really talk about fashion crimes Im currently wearing a 1990s Germany shirt I bought from a charity shop. And my whole ethos is dress as boring as possible as my big red hair is enough to draw attention to me anyway.

So Ill just insert copyright theft as a made up crime instead of fashion crimes.
Evidently the king fashionista (fashion's police) is Bruno though judging from the ammount of names he dropped in that interview on todays Pajiba love.

Posted by: jim of the lower case at June 17, 2009 2:12 PM

Eff. Apparently my internet working allows me to double post. Don't that beat all?

Posted by: Kayanne at June 17, 2009 2:12 PM

It was a fucking joke people. Jesus, do these people seriously not have anything better to do with their day. With all the shit going on in the world, this is what they decide to bitch and moan about.

I tend to be a little more conservative minded and even I can't get behind what these asswipes are doing. Sure, the joke Letterman told was in poor taste. And maybe and apology was warranted. But for these idiots to say the kinds of things they are saying is so simple minded. Get a fucking life!

And to think that this is the face the conservative movement in this country. I'm a Republican and these people sure as hell don't represent me.

Posted by: RAT at June 17, 2009 2:33 PM

Yeah, I remember these people protesting in the streets over other outrages, like civilian casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq and torture at Guantanamo. What's that? They didn't think those were such a big deal? Never mind.

Posted by: samantha t at June 17, 2009 3:16 PM

LOL @ Sal & Richard making out behind that crackpot lady at the end.

Posted by: TL at June 17, 2009 3:22 PM

Oh, the H(um)annity.....
Are we absolutely sure this isn't the most magnificent piece of performance art ever? -maybe Dave planted them....?

Posted by: Odnon at June 17, 2009 3:23 PM

I can remember back in the 90's when that fat turd Limbaugh had some rather unpleasant things to say about a then-teenage Chelsea Clinton (something to the effect that she was the "family dog").

So not only are these reactionnaries imbeciles & wanna-be martyrs, they're also hypocrites undeserving of any respect.

I say abort the lot of them (in an entertaining way, of course!)

Posted by: oskar667 at June 17, 2009 3:31 PM

Pure white trash, but hey, the majority of you republicans were going to vote for this bat shit crazy ass woman. This crazy cunt don’t even know how many continents there are. Thanks for being a pussy, Letterman.

Posted by: Guess Who! at June 17, 2009 3:47 PM

I heard that it was only 15 people and they were outnumbered by the media outlets covering it.

Posted by: Andrew at June 17, 2009 3:50 PM

I know exactly how to protect my daughter from mouth-rape. I call it 'earplugs' and/or 'remote control'. But figuring that out took an extraordinary amount of intellectual lifting. Since the frontal lobotowhatsis, that is.

Posted by: replica at June 17, 2009 3:59 PM

That is one of the funniest/most disturbing things I've ever seen. And was crazy-Yiddish lady Jewish? I hope so, because I'm tired of discovering these types of events peopled largely by the Opus Dei contingent of my Catholic people.

Posted by: samantha t at June 17, 2009 4:11 PM

Sad, I was hoping for better.
Up here in Anchorage, the city council is debating whether to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the city's nondiscrimination codes. What is a nonevent has exploded into crazy and I blame Sarah. They are buses coming from Wasilooney full of people from Sarah's church amongst the other bastions of rational thought that make up the extreme Christian right. But that wasn't enough people, so they started flying in from the lower 48 and pulling all the kids from bible camp. They show up at these rather dull city council meetings wearing red shirts, waving signs and screaming some of the most racist and vile things all in the name of protecting the moral integrity of the city.
The little kids are even spitting at transgendered people.

Alaska is crazy, there is no doubt about that, but seeing the reaction of the world to Sarah latest attempt to be relevant, I feel that little spark of hope that the Obama campaign brought out dimming. Right now in my city, GLBT individuals are needing to be escorted to and from their cars at a city council meeting for fear of violence from people driving around with Sarah stickers on their cars and David Letterman is being called a pedophile by nutjobs in New York.
With over five hundred people signed up to testify about this ordinance we are looking at months before the council can vote on this issue. In the meantime the son of the guy who first vetoed this same ordinance back in 1976 will be our new mayor. As a close personal friend of Sarah's I don't see him behaving any differently than his father. Time to move to Iowa, apparently a land of tolerance, cows and corn.

Posted by: Jennifer at June 17, 2009 4:16 PM

All I want to say about this is that I think that NBC/Universal and Jay Leno are responsible for 90% of those protesters. After the apology he gave, you'd not only have to be unreasonably conservative GOP, you would also have to be insane to say the things they are saying, but notice how often it gets brought around to watching Jay Leno instead.

This, now that Letterman is trouncing Conan [whom I love] in the ratings, and Leno is set to come back on the air to a show that will most likely bomb if they do not stir the pot of the Absolute Believers who, if connected to their causes, will DO WATCH or SAY ANYTHING you ask them to.

Posted by: puppetDoug at June 17, 2009 4:17 PM

The problem w/these people is that, like the first woman's statement, they think they speak for the whole country when they aren't even 1% of the representative population.

We should start teaching fallacies in Pre-K.

Posted by: Recondite at June 17, 2009 4:29 PM

My dad took me aside to teach me all about my fallacy when I was 11 years old. Where are the parents these days?

Posted by: alphawhiskey at June 17, 2009 4:34 PM

Jennifer - to go through all of that in the freezing-ass cold sounds like hell to me. Yes, you must move.

Posted by: samantha t at June 17, 2009 4:43 PM

When was the last time you saw a liberal group protest anything that wasn't either war-related or race-related?
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That world economic summit in Seattle comes to mind. "Peaceably assemble" doesn't come to mind.

Posted by: , (the commenter formerly known as bucdaddy) at June 17, 2009 4:54 PM

"And to think that this is the face the conservative movement in this country."

These people are lunatics, they are not representative of mainstream conservatives. However, people who want to discredit conservatives as a whole will disseminate it and pretend that it is representative of all conservatives. Doing so is lame and transparent and will only serve to excite like-minded people looking for something to get worked up about(see this comments section).

"The conservatives scream the loudest, but the liberals actually shut up and listen when they need to."

Oh, that's rich. For every nutjob in this video, I assure you, there is an equal opposite liberal nutjob out in the world. The difference is I won't use the finge lunatic extremes of your political ideology to discredit all liberals. If liberals were half as smart and enlightened as they think they are, they would extend the same courtesy to conservatives.

Posted by: Elle at June 17, 2009 4:56 PM

These people are lunatics, they are not representative of mainstream conservatives.

Who is?

Posted by: Jay at June 17, 2009 5:03 PM

I don't know about this whole "mouth rape" thing. Anyone seen Drag Me To Hell? Now THERE was a mouth rape for ya.

Posted by: MM at June 17, 2009 5:03 PM

I wouldn't want any of these Fuck Knuckles around my kids.

Posted by: Odnon at June 17, 2009 5:08 PM

I'm a liberal nutjob and I like it.

Posted by: Cindy at June 17, 2009 5:15 PM

This is the very reason why I hate being in a two party system. I may believe in
some conservative ideas but I hate these people. While Dave mave have become more politcal since his heart surgery and son, he still is the best going and these people that share my party need a life.

Posted by: richmac at June 17, 2009 6:01 PM

"He's too old to be on the show," cries the batty OLD lady. Priceless!

Gah. I could never be an impartial cameraman and record these people without wanting to punch one or two of 'em.

Posted by: Melissa at June 17, 2009 6:54 PM

Alrighty, since everyone here is preaching to the converted, I'll stick my body part out there for a whacking and try to play Devil's Avocado...

Think back a couple years agon, when semi-conservative Bitter Old Man, Don Imus made a nasty on-the-air comment, hitting both the misogynist and racist bulls-eyes in one snide swipe. At that time, leftist yahoos marched in the street and I betcha all-y’all cheered them on. Also, it was about the same ratio of protestors-to-reporters, say one nutjob protestor to every two extremely liberal propagandists…I’m sorry, I meant ”unbiased journalists”. Al Sharpton was outraged (hehe..), Jesse Jackson was shocked! Simply shocked! OFF WITH HIS HEAD, you all shouted.

So Imus (whose show was about as interesting as watching dog shit dry on a cloudy day) apologizes. Then begs. Then fucking GROVELS at the feet of those nappy-headed ho’s…and N.O.W. ... and Katie Couric… and whoever else the Liberatti tell him he must kiss the ring of to keep his job. And THEN…he gets fired. By who (whom…?) does he get fired. Why CBS, of course, that bastioned of good taste, a corporation that would never tolerate one of its key personalities ruthlessly attacking the innocent. Innocents like hard working, talented college basketball players. Or, of course, children. Because, you know, even if that personality is popular and makes the company lots of money, there is such a thing as going too far!

So someone please tell me, without calling me a right-wing ideologue, racist, sexist, Nazi, redneck, child-molester, genocidist, or whatever insult-of-the-week is popular right now, how is this situation with Letterman functionally different than the one with Imus? Bitter Old Comedian (check). Attacks people on opposite end of political spectrum (check). Victims aren’t in the business of expressing political opinions and did nothing to ask for or deserve such a public and humiliating attack (check). Very tasteless, sexually inappropriate, misogynistic joke about young ladies (check, except Dave’s victim was younger). Off-the-cuff remark later regretted (well, no – Dave’s was scripted and he’s still smug about it). Media outraged equally for both (uhhh…). CBS has harshly disciplined both (well…).

Wait, I get it. It’s OK for liberals to hate the children of right-wingers, because liberals are always right and conservatives are EVIL – is that how this is justified? Really? Hypocrites. Fucking hypocrites.

Seriously, someone answer me logically and I’ll listen.

Posted by: HuntedDown at June 17, 2009 8:10 PM

Bunch of mouth rapers, all of you.

Posted by: TK at June 17, 2009 8:36 PM

HuntedDown, people forget that freedom of speech protects the speech you hate.

Although to explain why Dave's not fired... His company Worldwide Pants produces his show, so, he's not going to go and fire himself. CBS already has a contract with him and they're not going to break it over this.

Although, that having been said, it doesn't matter. The liberal ideal is right and we just have to get used to it.

Doesn't mean I'm shutting up anytime soon, though,

Posted by: Kayanne at June 17, 2009 8:49 PM

Jennifer> That's shit. That's unbelievably shit. If I had any sort of power, I'd give you permission to run over them in a bus. Well, okay, maybe not run over. Violence is their language. Just nudge 'em a little, in a 'move along' kinda way.
Shipping in protestors must be a new thing, though. I work very close to a clinic that performs abortions, and a few weeks ago, there was a protest outside it, where they announced they'd shipped in protestors from America. I think that's a sign of failure, right there. If you're the voice of the people, you wouldn't need to bring in people from the other side of the freaking planet.

Posted by: ScienceGeek at June 17, 2009 9:19 PM

Allow me to answer your question HuntedDown, it is functionally different because Palin and Imus are both cunts and Letterman is not.

P.S. I just wish that the gays would give Obama time to put is plans to work, they are so impatient.

Posted by: Guess Who! at June 17, 2009 9:40 PM

Well, I don't recall anyone calling Imus a "verbal pedophile" and I could name a few other differences -- Imus's history of racially charged statements among them -- but I thought it was ridiculous that Imus got fired. Ha-ha, your straw man has no power over me!

Posted by: Tracer Bullet at June 17, 2009 10:08 PM

No, seriously, I wanted an answer.

Oh well.

Posted by: Jay at June 17, 2009 10:54 PM

Charleton Heston, Jay.

Posted by: admin at June 17, 2009 11:00 PM

Well, Imus was referring to black women in general as "nappy-headed hos" (first of all, entirely linguistically and historically different than the far-more-sedate and coded "knocked up") whereas Letterman was referring to a specific individual, Bristol, who did, in fact, get knocked up under the allegedly watchful eye of her mother and father.

Posted by: samantha t at June 17, 2009 11:26 PM

So ... we're just going to ignore my point about the Seattle tomfoolery, OK. But the same summit is coming to Pittsburgh later this year and better not ONE of you Libnozzles throw a rock, set a fire or plllllllllllllllttttt a police officer in my old home city, or I'm coming through the Interwebs and kick ALL your pansy asses. And so will the Penguins and Steelers.

The Pirates ... not so much ...

Posted by: , (the commenter formerly known as bucdaddy) at June 18, 2009 12:26 AM

What the f--k? I risk my life to come to the U.S 20 years ago and now I want to go back to my country. America is now full of loonies.

Posted by: Foreigner at June 18, 2009 2:44 AM

Wow, the whole "people getting fired up over what a comedian has to say" happened about two weeks ago in Australia (google Make a realistic wish foundation if you want to know about that mess).

I thought it was just Australia that had caught the stupid. Good to know we're all fucked.

Posted by: Chantelle at June 18, 2009 4:06 AM

That's what I was thinking of too Chantelle. I thought the Chaser skit was funny - dark, black, but funny.

I remember reading once that Obama says he has a hard time getting worked up over people like the above/Rush Limbaugh/Anne Coulter etc, who spew forth vitriolic, ridiculous hatred, because (paraphrasing) he can't take them seriously because they are so obviously just seeking attention/stupid. I, on the other hand, watch videos like this (or of the detestable Coulter or Limbaugh) and get so angry I feel violent.

Posted by: JJ McClay at June 18, 2009 5:17 AM

YES, FIRE DAVID. HE IS A PERVERT, I HAVE 2 YOUNG DAUGHTERS AND I WILL BE SO UPSET IF A MAN LIKE DAVID SAID THAT KIND OF JOKES TO MY DAUGHTERS!

Posted by: MARIE at June 18, 2009 11:08 AM

So, if none of them actually watch Dave, 'cause they're all watching Leno or Fox News, how do they even know what they're railing against?

Posted by: Anna von Beaverplatz at June 18, 2009 11:53 AM

Kayanne - Not a "Freedom Of Speech" issue. All liberals make that mistake. It's only FoS if the GOVERNMENT tells you to shut up. If CBS tells Letterman to STFU by firing his ass, that's their business. Not FoS, because CBS is not the Government (at least not until Obama nationalizes them too...)


Tracer Bullet - You're right – if you thought firing the Imus was BS than I have no power over you…ARRRGGHHHHhhhhh…..


Samantha – Horseshit. Typical liberal. You’re arguing “linguistic”, “historic”, “group-victimology” nonsense to avoid the real point. What Dave did was wrong. Wrong. Not nuanced, or relative to a given historical reference of oppression or yada-fucking-yada. It was wrong. It was wrong when Imus did it and it was wrong when Dave did it. But like most libs, you don’t know right from wrong, just my side vs. your side. “Four legs good, two legs bad.” until it’s time for "Four legs good, two legs better." Times like now.

In fact, let’s stay in your liberal bullshit semantic space for a second – and assume we’re talking Bristol not “Cowtail” or whateverthefuck the younger one’s name is - you’re saying it’s OK to harass women based on the reproductive choices they’ve made? Hate speech against pregnant young girls (sorry, 18 is still young, and she was 17 when she was preggers) is fine? Oh no wait, you’re saying it’s only OK if it “sedate” and “coded”. So hate speech is fine when it’s clever and witty?

Again - horseshit. If he was talking about some black girl from tha hood you’d be calling for his head, wouldn’t you? But I guess it’s OK to burn Palin’s kids at the stake because you hate their mom. Toss another sister in the fire, Sam; it’s a small sacrifice for the cause! Again, you’re a hypocrite


JJ McClay – Yeah, no one on the Left has been saying anything mean-spirited or hateful lately, have they…?

Posted by: HuntedDown at June 18, 2009 12:19 PM

HuntedDown:

I'm a hardcore liberal woman and I thought the jokes were funny. It was dark humor, which I know not everyone likes (but I do) so I found them enjoyable. If you don't like Letterman's style of humor, don't watch the show!!! I can't stand Bill O'Reilly and Ann Coulter, but I know some people find their shows enjoyable, but I choose not to watch them.

The whole point of the joke (I can't believe I'm explaining this to an adult), was the fact that Sarah Palin throughout the presidential campaign tried to make her family seem so angelic and all-American (even trotting out her Down's Syndrome child to show how she didn't abort him when she got the test results--actually said that at a rally!) and Letterman capitalized on the fact that this woman running on the GOP ticket (typically a conservative group of people) had a teen who didn't listen to the abstinence-only education (like most teens all across the country don't) and got pregnant. The joke was on Sarah Palin, NOT her child's choices! Christ!

Posted by: scorzi at June 18, 2009 1:26 PM

HuntedDown--I thought Imus' firing was wrong, especially since he apologized and I can't stand Al Sharpton who I wish everyone could just ignore so he'll have to go get a real job.

But Letterman's joke was different from Imus', because Imus' was more a straight up insult--calling some basketballers "nappy headed hos" which he may have meant to be funny but came across as mean since they'd never provoked such a slur. Imus' apology was called for, but his "joke" was definitely something of a different level than Letterman's, which was (as Scorzi above points out) directed more at Palin's failed use of her daughter as a self-righteous prop. I don't think I or any other Palin critic have anything against her kids--they never did anything wrong, but the joke did hit home since it mocks Palin's own hypocrisy and preachiness.

On another level, Sarah Palin has handled this like a complete amateur which has been typical ever since McCain nominated her last year. Rather than say "hey, I know you were just going for laughs here, but please leave my family out of it" she disingenuously and thickheadedly goes on about how it was her 14 year old who was at the game (as theough the pregnancy jokes were aimed at Willow, not Bristol--in which case the jokes would make no sense), and how gravely hurt and insulted she was, and how her daughter wouldn't be safe around Letterman, etc. This is hardly statesmanlike (stateswomanlike?) and makes her look petty and opportunistic. It may be fodder for the core base, but it will do nothing to enhance her reputation among moderates who she'd need to win over if she wants to make a comeback.

But then again, I think she really might be a dim bulb.

Posted by: Bd at June 18, 2009 5:41 PM

these people are " loonies " but the weirdos
who march in the gay parade are squared away, right? do these knee jerk liberals ever get
bored with their reflexive agreement on every
issue?do these comments really reflect the
intellectual depth of a cross section of
pajabians? i guess so ... hang in there guys...
michael moore will produce another movie
soon that you can all swoon over.

Posted by: snake at June 19, 2009 1:50 AM


















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