Bring back the public stockade.
Posted on 09/12/2006 1:25:46 PM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
by Mark Finkelstein
September 12, 2006 - 16:17
Latest dispatch from the MSM moral-relativism front.
MSNBC's Tony Maciulis appeared on the network's 'The Most' show this afternoon to report on a story dealing with Craigslist, the online classifed ad website. A man called Jason Fortuny had posted a fake personal on the Craigslist's Seattle page, posing as an attractive 27-year old woman seeking sex with men. The ad elicited numerous replies, many including explicit photos of the suitors.
Fortuny in turn posted the men's replies, including the photos, on another website, no doubt causing embarrassment if not more for many of them.
'Most' host Alison Stewart asked Maciulis whether the men who submitted the replies "were doing anything wrong?"
That's when Maciulis muttered his morsel of moral relativism:
"'Wrong' is kind of a relative term so I won't go there."
God forbid!
MSNBC-NewsBusters moral-relativism ping to Today show list.
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Is blowing yourself up in the middle of a wedding reception wrong, idiot?
Drain this guy's gene pool.....quickly!!!!!
If it embarasses evil males, whose sin is their genitals and not paying enough attention to the female viewers, it's good to these idiots who watch stupid TV shows, most of them frustrated women who read romance novels.
;-) Thanks.
I think the guy who put in the fake ad did the most wrong.
"I wonder if he has something to hide?"
Like his person? His car? Any valuables he may have? Forever?
There were some people really messed up by this. I saw the thread. It was pretty raunchy, but the surprising thing was that guys were using military and business e-mail addresses while posting full nude self-pics and describing in GRAPHIC detail what sorts of sadistic things they wanted to do to her. Turns out a number of them were married, and their wives are none to happy to find out.
I'm beginning to get a glimmer of why the Nazis became the phenomenon that they did...
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