[Indy Pendance]

"Did "24" Go Too Far?"

No.

[bnelson44]

I don't think so, see:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1771793/posts

[SandRat]

No they didn't go too far; They Didn't go FAR ENOUGH!

[geopyg]

There was some talk show thing and the concept of "24" came to be even before 9/11!

[Just another Joe]

I don't think it went too far.

I truly believe that this will be a reality in some American city before another 10 years passes.

[cgk]

Don't know if this merits a ping to your list, oxen :)

[Indy Pendance]

"Would the BBC have been going "too far" if in 1937 it had broadcast a radio drama depicting life in a Hitler-authorized death camp where hundreds of thousands of Jews were being executed in gas chambers, one of a string of such camps springing up across Europe?"

There were many movies out during WWII killing nazis and germans. Hollywood glorified it.

[MD_Willington_1976]

They only went too far for the morons that think everything is "Sunshine and lolli-pops"...

I think it would take something like this to get people to finally pull their heads out of their butts and figure out "hey there are people that really hate the USA"...

[kromike]

For Liberals, Muslsims and other death-loving extremists, the answer is "YES" since it upsets them so.

For people who relish Life & Freedom, the answer is quite succinctly, "NO WAY".

[VRWCmember]

I felt like 24 went to far when they did those ridiculous disclaimers before the show a couple of seasons ago with Keifer S and his little PSA that just because some of the characters were muslim terrorists we should keep in mind that there are lots of nice peaceful muslims.

[TexasCajun]

Jack is too mean.

Biting out that guys jugular vein was over the top.

Jack Bauer and Simon Cowell need sensitivity training!

[bmwcyle]

It's a TV show. Though, My Mother the Car went to far.

[diamond6]

I'm so mad, I forgot to watch it last night.

[GOPJ]

If we leave Iraq with tail between legs, they will follow us home. And they'll be armed...

[Cindy]

"Did "24" Go Too Far?"

OPINION: No.

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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/keyword?k=threatmatrix
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http://www.jihadwatch.org
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http://www.memritv.org/Search.asp?ACT=S5&P1=9
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http://www.internet-haganah.com
http://www.sofir.org

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

Tonite. 9 PM. If the left hates it, it must be good.
If the fellow countrymen of the terrorists hate it, it must be good.
Nobody bother me tonite after 9...

[CharlesWayneCT]

Blown up Los Angeles and left the most productive part of the national economy crippled and hundreds of thousands dead.

The writer went too far. LA the "most productive part of our economy"? Don't make me laugh.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

My family and I are loyal viewers of "24," one of the two best shows on TV (tied with "The Office.")

But I do think the nuclear explosion went too far. Some things are better feared, than experienced, even vicariously.

[Uncle Miltie]

"Given that there are easily, oh, 10 million people in the world who would stand up and cheer at the real version of Monday night's fictionalized attack"

Daniel Pipes usefully estimates the Islamofascist contingent at 10-15% of Muslims. That's at least 120,000,000 who would cheer.

[Spirochete]

So, according to this piece, Los Angeles is the most productive part of the U.S. economy.