Imus: Stupid or Genius?

LeBeau

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Radio personality Imus recently said on his radio show the following:

That's some rough girls from Rutgers," Imus said. "Man, they got tattoos ..."
"Some hardcore hos," said McGuirk.
"That's some nappy headed hoes there, I'm going to tell you that,” Imus fired back.

Imus was suspended for two weeks by NBC for making those comments.

Has America matured and will show their disapproval by turning off the Imus show?

Or, is America still a bastion for racism and Imus’ remarks will likely increase his ratings?

Or, is this just a bunch of bullshit and it’s a matter of no harm no foul?

The Republican Party in America has gained and still continues to hold power in the US by sending out messages of subtle and defacto racism. There's a reason why White American Southerners (red states) vote overwhelming for the Republican candidates. It certainly ain't because they love Abe Lincoln.

My bet is that Imus' ratings will increase.

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citylover

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Having said that, I really had not heard much about this dickhead until last week.
for someone who's never heered of Imus you got him tagged right

he's been saying stupid shit since he's been a phenomena, for years, & a "must" seat on the political circuit for candidates.

he's just finally crossed a line that might get him canned, if enough sponsors stop advertising. then he'll go to another station & start it all over again, the dick
 

twoblues

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Funny, I heard this yesterday when I heard the clip with him on the Sharpton show.

My question is: What does "Nappy" mean? Is it a racial slur? Is it still a racial slur if one needs to explain what it means?
 

citylover

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My question is: What does "Nappy" mean? Is it a racial slur? Is it still a racial slur if one needs to explain what it means?
It's a racial slur for those who use it & those who understand it. If you don't know what it means you'd never use it, would you?

Check the internet if you don't know, for gawds sake. Am I the only one on the internet who knows how to use Google?

& in answer to this:
Has America matured and will show their disapproval by turning off the Imus show?
of course not, regardless of Imus amerikkka will continue to act like the spoiled, pubescent, bully it's been for decades.
 

twoblues

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Urban Dictionary to the rescue:

1. nappy

one of African desent who has tightly coiled unkept hair; one with locks of hair that is tightly curled that is unwashed and uncombed

Sholanda has such nappy hair you can see her buckshots even after she gets a perm.
I figured that was the case. Anyways, does anyone actually listen to that mumbling old man?

ps. British slang for diaper as well.
 

edmontonsubbie

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uh...Edmonton.
Imus...is one of those guys that sits back...wears the shades...and anything he utters is cool. That's his whole persona. blah.

I remember when Howard Stern broke onto the scene....Imus followed about two? years later...riding that wave. Howie was, of course, much maligned and I admit I was like...who the hell is this? Then I actually was given his book..."Miss America"...omg...what a cool read!....then I saw his movie..."Private Parts"...omg...what a movie! Ranks right up there with Happy Gilmore and Shawshank Redemption.

Howard, at the point, never failed to poke fun at himself. The central theme to his movie was his love for his wife. In spite of all of his shock jockedness...He was truly thankful for her support. He turned shit down in favour of her. Celebrity status can lead to poor decision making...he resisted.

I think he's since divorced and lost my respect from that point of view. This is not a "morals" post of any kind. I'm hardly capable of casting a stone and never would.

My point is only my observation of Imus. He always seemed a Howie pretender wannabe type. And, I think, you should surely be able to carve out your own little niche in this world...imitators are lame. As to whether he has hurt or enhanced his "career"...I would not put money on him having hurt it. I seem to recall that "there is no such thing as bad publicity".

One final observation...Big Basket. His reviews are freaking hilarious. He has his own style and who the hell cannot enjoy reading behind all that.

eddie.
 

mookster

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Imus: Stupid or Genius?

Is this like a vote?

... I pick STUPID!

Mookster
 

blazejowski

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Remember when people could actually say whatever they wanted without the media and 50 different protest groups jumping on them?

Today's society has a major stick up it's ass....
 

citylover

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Remember when people could actually say whatever they wanted without the media and 50 different protest groups jumping on them?

Today's society has a major stick up it's ass....

Yeah... bring back the good ol' days, when white men everywhere could denigrate black women w/o fear of any retribution. & rape'em if they can't take a joke, ehhhh, Strom Thurmond?




Gimme that old time religion....

BTW, how many Polish people (sometimes referred to as "Polacks") does it take to be an asshole? Just one if he's the right one.
 

schizo_man

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I just wanted to post this comment made by Bob Layton, on 630 ched in Edmonton. I think he's pretty bang on:

You've been hearing about American talk show host, Don Imus, being censured for using a denigrating term to describe members of a young woman's basketball team. He gets a two week suspension, advertisers are canceling, and various groups get air time to slam him. I do not condone the use of such terms, but I'm curious about the politics. In scanning TV channels last night, I passed by a movie where the Imus word and the N word were used constantly to describe those of African heritage. Rap stars have made fortunes using this vulgar language. In Edmonton, I was at a junior high school where students were asked to unload equipment from a truck into the gym. The teen-age student in charge of the job was black, and summoned the rest of his group by calling loudly for all (insert the N word here) to come and help. All were black. Remember when Bill Cosby faced criticism for telling black youth not to describe themselves in those terms? If Don Imus is to be condemned, but movie stars and comedians and rappers revered for using the same word Imus used, I'm going to have to file this one under selective outrage.
 

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Avarice said:
The worst thing he said was 'Jiggaboo'.
To you that was the worst he said, you're not Black.
Avarice said:
You know how many black girls I've heard call WHITE girls (with bad hair) nappy headed crackas.
Double standards...oh how far you reach.
And what has been said by the WHITE girls to put the Black girls in their place? Silence is part of the problem.
 

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guess we'll also see the likes of Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Boortz, Beck, Coulter, etc., also bounced..... they've all had a long tradition of uttering racial biased opinion/comment. A media cleanup is a comin - uhhh, can ya feel it comin?
 

blazejowski

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Yeah... bring back the good ol' days, when white men everywhere could denigrate black women w/o fear of any retribution. & rape'em if they can't take a joke, ehhhh, Strom Thurmond?




Gimme that old time religion....

BTW, how many Polish people (sometimes referred to as "Polacks") does it take to be an asshole? Just one if he's the right one.
Totally not what I meant.

What I meant was these days, when somebody famous fucks up, not matter how famous they are, the media tears them to shreds, no matter what they did...
 

Very Veronica

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moral of the story

When you do something stupid, don't do it during a slow news week.
 
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Hoops

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Remember when people could actually say whatever they wanted without the media and 50 different protest groups jumping on them?

Today's society has a major stick up it's ass....
Race in America is a highly charged issue that will never go away. Any moron that would spew the racist venom that Imus spewed deserves to have a major stick shoved up his ass (metaphorically speaking).

On another note:
Your handle intrigues me. Does it have anything to do with the only Blazejowski that I know?

Carol Blazejowski
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Carol Ann Blazejowski (born September 29, 1956, in Elizabeth, New Jersey), nicknamed "The Blaze", was a women's collegiate and professional basketball player. She is currently the General Manager of the New York Liberty of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA).

Using a jump shot patterned after what she saw in televised professional games, Blazejowski became one of the greatest scorers in the history of women's basketball
 

Nickthenoob

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Race in America is a highly charged issue that will never go away. Any moron that would spew the racist venom that Imus spewed deserves to have a major stick shoved up his ass (metaphorically speaking).

On another note:
Your handle intrigues me. Does it have anything to do with the only Blazejowski that I know?

Carol Blazejowski
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Carol Ann Blazejowski (born September 29, 1956, in Elizabeth, New Jersey), nicknamed "The Blaze", was a women's collegiate and professional basketball player. She is currently the General Manager of the New York Liberty of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA).

Using a jump shot patterned after what she saw in televised professional games, Blazejowski became one of the greatest scorers in the history of women's basketball
"Racist venom" ???!!! Are you fucking serious??!! Or just stupid serious?

Ntn
 
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