Super Bowl Sleaze: Shmuley's Five Daughters Watch Janet Jackson Strip

Beliefnet ^ | 2-2-04 | Shmuley Boteach

[SJackson]

As frequently happens, Shmuley doesn't get it, America's leading sport is baseball, Roseanne Barr's performance aside.

[thesummerwind]

Is this the Jewish guy who has made numerous TV appearances, and is a very close friend of Michael Jackson?

[SJackson]

Yes, he has a radio show, and is on the outs with Michael now.

Schmuley is on the right, of the picture, not politically

[Piranha]

He was, until he decided to libel him all over the internet. Apparently, he thinks that celebrities are fair bait for the public display of his wisdom whether they want it or not.

[Paul Atreides]

By any chance, was Janet singing "Little Brown Jug," when this "accident" occurred?

[tutstar]

Well he hit the nail on the head!

[MetalHeadConservative35]

America's leading sport is baseball

unless you live in detroit then its all about the redwings

politics and chest baring aside,it was A DAMN GOOD football game last night i was very impressed with carolina

[thesummerwind]

Is this the Jewish guy who has made numerous TV appearances, and is a very close friend of Michael Jackson?

Yes he is.

This guy is slow to learn, but sure likes to liberally hand out advice to anyone and everyone.

Here's an example of his slow learning.

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"I have noticed that the past few years have seen a gradual erosion of my once considerable affection for President Clinton. I have endeavored to understand why. The Monica Lewinsky story was not the cause. As a relationship counselor, I have witnessed other essentially decent men who have been unfaithful to their wives. Less so was it Clinton's refusal to protect the United States amid continued provocation from al-Qaida, because, while I condemn his virtual inaction, the case can still be made that only a cataclysm the magnitude of Sept. 11 could have fully awakened the United States to the threat of international terrorism.

Rather, upon reflection, I have been able to identify the precise time and cause that Bill Clinton began to so shrivel in my eyes. It was when President Bush brought the American hammer down, first in Afghanistan obliterating the women-beating Taliban, and then in Iraq, where Saddam's genocidal assassins were sent early to their graves. Witnessing such humanitarian and heroic action, I was able to compare Clinton's indifference with the decisiveness of a leader who finally gave meaning to the words "Never again.""

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Shmuley sees the light, finally got it. What a guy.

[luvbach1]

Trust me, it's not music. Mozart, Beethoven, and my namesake, J.S. Bach, can continue to rest easy. For that matter, so can Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Frank Sinatra, and other real music makers.

[flashbunny]

Yet another writer weighs in on nipplegate.

Be sure to keep your internet tuned to free republic, with the most complete coverage of nipplegate anywhere!

I'm thinking nipplegate might soon need its own ping list.

[GeronL]

seems incredible to me that the NFL would have allowed itself to be used to launch the next decadent music act

Actually, there not the next decadent music act... they're all has-beens

[SJackson]

It's one vote, maye. Better late than never I guess.

[thesummerwind]

He was, until he decided to libel him all over the internet. Apparently, he thinks that celebrities are fair bait for the public display of his wisdom whether they want it or not.

He's just a needy, self-aggrandizing, publicity hound. He's also another person who should "just shut up".

[thesummerwind]

I'm thinking nipplegate might soon need its own ping list.

Put me on it please if you start one. Anything to stay abreast.

[FITZ]

It's lucky they're has-beens --- there aren't too many 14-16 year olds still out there that are impressed by either Timberlake or Jackson --- if a 12 year old boy was impressed and tries to imitate this performance in school, ripping off the shirt of one of his female classmates, he's going to find himself in all kinds of trouble.

[supercat]

Kid Rock especially seemed to be screaming at the top of his lungs with absolutely no melody accompanying him.

On Hannity, I heard that Kid Rock was the only singer who was actually singing his music live instead of lip-sync. If that is true, I would give him credit for that almost no matter what he sounded like (I didn't hear the performance). That having been said, I don't understand the rationale of spending $millions on a half-time show that's indistinguishable from what MTV shows 24/7. If the goal is to attract an audience, why not show something that isn't already available elsewhere?

[GeronL]

He will be in trouble, but he could apply for an NEA grant...

[thesummerwind]

It's lucky they're has-beens --- there aren't too many 14-16 year olds still out there that are impressed by either Timberlake or Jackson --- if a 12 year old boy was impressed and tries to imitate this performance in school,ripping off the shirt of one of his female classmates, he's going to find himself in all kinds of trouble.

If he imitates this performance and rips off my 13 year old Annie's shirt, he'll get slugged in the jaw and end up laying on the floor like a flounder.

Knowing the state of things in this increasingly insane society, Annie will then end up on the wrong side of a lawsuit. Bring it on.

[tessalu]

Apparently, it runs in the family, and Janet Jackson and Michael have a lot in common.

[thesummerwind]

Those halftime shows are a perfect example to the rest of the world what the left here has created, and continues to want to make of this once great country. Those shows are a garish, gross, excessive mess. That's how the rest of the world sees us, thanks to the left ...... and a few other amoral bags of s**t.