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SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
alohafri wrote:SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
There are things that Maher has said that I have agreed with. He comes to the defense of comedians when they are criticized for what they say in their acts, regardless of what side of the aisle they are on. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. As much as people like to bring that up with Roseanne Barr, that wasn't part of a comedy act. If it was, I'd guess he'd come out in her defense too.
blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
There are things that Maher has said that I have agreed with. He comes to the defense of comedians when they are criticized for what they say in their acts, regardless of what side of the aisle they are on. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. As much as people like to bring that up with Roseanne Barr, that wasn't part of a comedy act. If it was, I'd guess he'd come out in her defense too.
He did come out in defense of her.
alohafri wrote:blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
There are things that Maher has said that I have agreed with. He comes to the defense of comedians when they are criticized for what they say in their acts, regardless of what side of the aisle they are on. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. As much as people like to bring that up with Roseanne Barr, that wasn't part of a comedy act. If it was, I'd guess he'd come out in her defense too.
He did come out in defense of her.
Over her tweet?
blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
There are things that Maher has said that I have agreed with. He comes to the defense of comedians when they are criticized for what they say in their acts, regardless of what side of the aisle they are on. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. As much as people like to bring that up with Roseanne Barr, that wasn't part of a comedy act. If it was, I'd guess he'd come out in her defense too.
He did come out in defense of her.
Over her tweet?
Yes. He talked about her well documented mental illness. This is from the monologue, but I think he talked about it with the panel, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ONnXi94EI
alohafri wrote:blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:blondy28 wrote:alohafri wrote:SoxIlliniRob wrote:Kev, if you could get past Maher's dislike for religion, I think you and he would have a lot in common. He is a sort of conservative tucked inside of a cross between a half libertarian and a half liberal. I suspect that if you sat down and chatted over a couple of cold ones, you'd find you and he agree on about 90% of your thoughts on modern society. He'd sure as hell agree with you on the many opinions you offer on modern culture and kids of today. Much of his show is geared toward ridiculing modern liberals and sneering at how stupid they can sometimes be.
There are things that Maher has said that I have agreed with. He comes to the defense of comedians when they are criticized for what they say in their acts, regardless of what side of the aisle they are on. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. As much as people like to bring that up with Roseanne Barr, that wasn't part of a comedy act. If it was, I'd guess he'd come out in her defense too.
He did come out in defense of her.
Over her tweet?
Yes. He talked about her well documented mental illness. This is from the monologue, but I think he talked about it with the panel, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ONnXi94EI
Okay, it's defending her, but not in the same way he has defended other comedians in regard to what they have said in performances.
cream919 wrote:She can suck mine only if she wears a MAGA hat while she does and provides me with a valid American birth certificate!
frank bonifacic wrote:cream919 wrote:She can suck mine only if she wears a MAGA hat while she does and provides me with a valid American birth certificate!
Couldn't copy it but someone sent me a picture of a MOFA hat.
Blue ball cap- "MAKE ORWELL FICTION AGAIN"!!
alohafri wrote:"The Five", the "Friends of Trump" er, "Fox and Friends" of the afternoon must have had two people leave the show. The remaining three have been joined by failed MTV vj of the 1990's, Kennedy, and failed WWE wrestler, Brodus Clay. Riveting television! Thank goodness there is no sound at the health club.
SoxIlliniRob wrote:alohafri wrote:"The Five", the "Friends of Trump" er, "Fox and Friends" of the afternoon must have had two people leave the show. The remaining three have been joined by failed MTV vj of the 1990's, Kennedy, and failed WWE wrestler, Brodus Clay. Riveting television! Thank goodness there is no sound at the health club.
Isn't Trump Jr's girlfriend one of the former members of The Five? She was fired for sexual harassment and I heard she was also a tremendous bitch and pain in everyone's ass.
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