I think he's right. I don't ever remember him saying the song was funny. I think he even said he didn't hear or look at the website because he didn't want to give them the hits or attention they want. (I could be wrong??) He's just been commenting on everyone's reactions toward the song and the station and the attention (wanted or unwanted) they are getting.


Personally it's not like I care about this station, don't live in NYC, don't listen to that station.. and don't plan on going to NYC any time soon. The clip i heard on the news was just down right horrible. What would these people (The radio station & DJ's) say if they made fun of 9/11?

 

Thank you Cindy.

 

[QUOTE=HwangTKD,Jan 26 2005, 05:48 PM] So I guess anyone that feels offended by this song is a virgin right

 

Whats more shocking is that these fools happen to be black. Black racists? Kinda ironic. These idiots should get a lesson in history so they can appreciate their roots and perhaps they wouldn't be so quick to judge next time.

I remember one time a few months ago I was at Sunset Place (this mall in Miami thats becoming ghetto infested very fast) with my fiancee. As we are coming out of the Disney store a group of six black teens walk past us and one of them goes "Chin Chang Chu" to me while the rest of them pointed and laughed. If it was not for my fiancee stopping me, they would have all been in the hospital and I would be in jail right now for assault.

Just two weeks ago we were again at Sunset Place looking for parking in their car garage. This guy in front of me decides to get this parking place but was too close to the car that was trying to leave and created mass havoc. He needed space to reverse to allow the other people to get out. He kept forcing his way, inching closer and closer to my car. I finally pulled out and reserved in the other lane. This SUV comes along (full of black teens) and clearly sees that I'm reversing. Instead of stopping and letting me continue in reverse like any rational person would do, he decides to be a dick and blocks me in creating more chaos. He finally passes me on the other lane and as they were going by, one of them gives me the finger while another yells out "chink something something". I'm still wondering now why was that neccessary?

 

[QUOTE=SkullDeezay,Jan 26 2005, 03:35 PM] If you don't like it, don't listen to it and move on. It

 

Oh you got me.

Funny how people always resort to calling everyone a racist.

Who gives a shit if Im hispanic or asian or black? Do you? Why bring it up?

I said it was tasteless but yea i laughed. WE had the discussion how people use laughter as a tool to deal with their emotions. Not one of those DJs really wanted those people to die, my guess it that it's a joke and not a true representaion of their feelings in the matter.

i can just see past the human kind is awful thoughts that seems to plague so many people.

It's not funny that those people died the "rasist comments" were intended to titalate and shock. Which i had to laugh about but that doesn't mean I look at an asin and think "chink".

i'm often shocked to hear people are actually predjudist against anyone. There is no reason to be in this day and age. The DJs weren't attacking the incident nor the victoms familys but the pole stuck up some peoples asses.

 

I bet our founders didn't have this in mind when they spoke of Freedom of Speech. Theres a fine line b/w freedom of speech and what is right and wrong.

 

How ing funny, lets laugh at over 225K people dying.

You have a sick sense of humor.

You may claim not to be a racist but by laughing you are endorsing their actions and refutes your claim.

 

 

We're a secular society! Your idea of right and wrong isn't relevant to law.