Good riddance to Stern

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, February 27, 2004 | Joseph Farah

[JohnHuang2]

Friday, February 27, 2004

Quote of the Day by kevao

[Calpernia]

Evening John!

[Revel]

"Howard Stern is a filthy, profane, vulgar, obscene disgusting pig.

He shouldn't be on the radio. He should be in the zoo. "

Sounds good to me.

[JohnHuang2]

Backatya, my friend :-)

[Dasaji]

This was certainly a business decision on Clear Channels part. I couldnt believe how many idiots came into my dealership today spouting First Amendment Violations over this.

After about the 3rd one, my pat answer became this: I dont care how good a salesman you are, if what you do is going to irk customers and jeopardize my state licensing, youre outta here...exactly the message Stern is getting.

[Indy Pendance]

The pendulum is swinging to the right, let's hope it gets stuck there.

[quantim]

It appears that in a free-market society the market has spoken.

Got to love it.

[DoughtyOne]

Amen! Thanks for posting another great article John.

[JohnHuang2]

Welcome, bud

[GeronL]

For those who have never heard the Stern Show before...

"Take off your shirt lady"..."Nice boobs, let them me feel them"... "Now french kiss her while I rub your boobs and [privates]"... "We have to get rid of Bush"... "Tomorrow we have 3 lesbians!"

There that about sums it up.

[sully777]

I haven't listened to Howard Stern for 19 years BY CHOICE. Others have listened to Stern for 19 years BY CHOICE. This is America not the Soviet Union or Saudi Arabia, right? No one is holding a gun to our heads.

One day, in the not too distant future, food will be taxed on health content, familial corporal punishment will be outlawed, and saying/thinking certain politically incorrect thoughts will be illegal, punishable by fine and/or jail term.

Gloating over the loss of freedoms and usurption of constitutional rights for your neighbor is a myopic ignorance of your own loss.

[Qwinn]

Um, so listening to Howard Stern is now a Constitutional Right?

Qwinn

[DoughtyOne]

Heh heh heh, why'd you clean it up before recounting what takes place on his show? LOL

For the life of me, I can't understand why anyone would watch his show more than a few times. It's the same degenerate routine every day, day after day.

How many times can you listen to some guy acting like a 14 year old begging one woman or another to take their clothes off. Then he actually has the gaul to rate these women, as if he's anything to look at.

I wouldn't want anyone that I cared about to appear on his show.

[sully777]

Never said that! I suggest you reread my post.

[GeronL]

I only heard about a half an hour of it once...

[GeronL]

No one has lost a Constitutional right. A company has decided not to carry a show on 6 radio stations that it owned. Their choice.

[djreece]

Bump for a return to responsibility

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Gloating over the loss of freedoms and usurption of constitutional rights for your neighbor is a myopic ignorance of your own loss.

Howard Stern has every right in the world -- every constitutional right in the world -- to interview lesbian hooker heroin addicts, while simultaneously declaring that George W. Bush is the Anti-Christ.

Howard Stern enjoys NO constitutional right, however, to demand that Clear Channel Communications provide him the air time and/or bandwidth to do so, on their dime.

No "rights" have been "lost," here; no "freedoms "usurped."

[Dec31,1999]

There's a difference between freedom and license.

BTW, thanks for posting the wires through these years. I appreciate it.

[GeronL]

You don't have to thank him, its the only excersize he gets.

JUST KIDDING! Everybody appreciates his hard slog through the rank liberal jungle.