Mancow Special to Air on Fox (FoxNews slips into the sewer)

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[Xenalyte]

If there is, he should be very explicit about the change in his nature, which is called a "testimony."

It would seem more effective to me to live correctly, instead of talking about how you live correctly.

[Xenalyte]

So which of the following would you agree with:

Young man listens to Mancow which drives him to cocaine addiction.

Or

Cocaine addiction leads young man to listen to Mancow.

I vote for Choice C: the two facets of said young man's life are completely unrelated.

We could pick two more factoids about Unspun's ex-co-worker and see what sociological import we can draw from them. Was he a football fan? Did he go to college? What sort of car did he drive?

[unspun]

In a word, you're a busybody. Frankly, I don't know why you're so concerned about a TV show (on a cable news channel, yet!) affecting other people's thought processes. What concern is that of yours?

CNN showing enemy snipers shooting our troops is only a TV show, too. Apparently you are also for that. Also, snuff films are OK to show on TV, by the (lack of) standards you espouse.

What concern is it of yours how they may affect other people? You can shrug it off.

[unspun]

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[unspun]

He seems sincere to me.

He seems so to me, too.   ;-`

[unspun]

So which of the following would you agree with: Young man listens to Mancow which drives him to cocaine addiction. Or Cocaine addiction leads young man to listen to Mancow. I vote for Choice C: the two facets of said young man's life are completely unrelated.

I never stated that these two facts were related.

Is there something about them that causes you to relate them?

[Xenalyte]

You were the one who inserted the fact about the unfortunate young man's addiction into the discussion. I assumed you did so because you felt it relevant.

It would seem I misunderstood your application of what in this context was clearly "background color."

[unspun]

It would seem I misunderstood your application of what in this context was clearly "background color."

Todd was so ready willing and able to rebel at morality. Mancow was there for him (among others) lending his encouragement. I don't know if he had an STD and spread it before dying, nor if he impregnated any of his conquests, or if so, if the girl(s) had abortion(s).

But if so, they were just other forms of communication.

[metesky]

Poor Todd, long dead but still not unsmearable.

[unspun]

I wish I had spoken up more at the time.

[donna]

The difference is that "your side" wants to get the program taken off the air, thus forcing your moral standards on us.

Are you a Dixie Chick, LOL?

All activities, laws, and human endeavors conform to somebody's moral standards.

You like your standards and other people like their own standards. It's a free country.

[unspun]

Back in action after getting busy with business. Since I started this thread, I hope to have some time to find on the 'net whether or not Mr. Muller has repudiated the lecherous propaganda of his past.

Meanwhile, his defenders here probably won't like him very much, if he stays on Fox. Much too priggish....