Whoopie suspended
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Had not seen her in a few years until the interview on NBC, you would have to roll that girl in flour to find a wet spot, she made Rosie look like a minnow
Just like yo' momma?
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Maybe he's smarting over the public spanking he just got from Daddy Damocles.
I love how she pretends she might quit. LOL. She ain't quitting and this "suspension" is so anyone with actual brain cells that isn't "on her side" doesn't ask her questions on TV. Basically, they are telling her to go home and check on what her basement looks like for 2 weeks so that something else will be in the news by the time she emerges.
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Maybe he's smarting over the public spanking he just got from Daddy Damocles.
where was that? rule 16b?
how mature of you, you are sad
What? An immature guy telling others they're immature?
I love how Leroy actually thinks it's a spanking. It's actually a tribute.
You mean the Dutch Uncle rule.
Note the passive-aggressive response:
Thanks, Damo. I should have realized how thin-skinned Earl is and should have done as you corrected. I'll remember it in the future.
"us"?
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The Power of ‘No’
The simplest of words is the key to defeating cancel culture.
If Americans wish to improve the country’s culture, harmony, and mood, they would do well to practice using that most useful and elementary of English words: No.
That’s “No” as in, “No, I don’t care that you’re offended, go away,” or “No, I won’t punish others for your intolerance,” or, “No, you can’t stay here and make stupid demands. I’m busy, and you should be too.”
https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/02/the-power-of-no/
The simplest of words is the key to defeating cancel culture.
If Americans wish to improve the country’s culture, harmony, and mood, they would do well to practice using that most useful and elementary of English words: No.
That’s “No” as in, “No, I don’t care that you’re offended, go away,” or “No, I won’t punish others for your intolerance,” or, “No, you can’t stay here and make stupid demands. I’m busy, and you should be too.”
- “I want you to fire James for his tweet.”
- “No.”
- “But I’m upset.”
- “No.”
- “But I’m offended, and hurt, and shocked.”
- “No.”
- “But I’m struggling.”
- “No.”
- “But words are violence, and my safety has been imperiled, and I’m literally shaking in my room.”
- “No.”
https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/02/the-power-of-no/
I love how Leroy actually thinks it's a spanking. It's actually a tribute.
It's always nice to be recognized for one's hard work at being #1.
Yes, I noted it.You mean the Dutch Uncle rule.
Note the passive-aggressive response:
Look at Leroy's post above. So adorable.
I suppose Leroy is pretty used to "NO!" as an answer.
Agreed she won't be quitting but she may be tired of the bullshit and want to retire. ABC should have stood behind Whoopie after she gave a sincere apology. What she did wasn't a Paula Deen moment. It's semantics about the most egregious genocide in human history which took place in another country and two generations from Whoopi's generation** and America's views on what defines "race".
It's a good example of LW fear-mongering gone too far. ABC could have sent Whoopi to Hawaii to research beaches for two weeks but they failed to stand by her after she apologized and overreacted with a public flogging on TV via "suspension".
She was temp-banned for two weeks. That's a punishment, not a neutral reaction.
**Whoopi's father was 15 in 1945.
I wonder if it's all a publicity stunt to boost ratings.
