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I don't believe anyone should be fired for that reason per se but I don't feel bad for him because he is so gawd awful. |
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Quote Originally Posted by unplucked_gem:
@THEMUGG Some would say his schtick was tired. Literally the worst late-night talk show host in 40 years of late night talk. Dude literally has no talent. I have always watched late night talk shows, since I was a little kid. Always was a night owl. I can only speak from the mid 80's on but in that time, he was by far the worst. And that's including short loved stints. They should give permanent hosting duties to Chris Destefano. I caught a couple of his guest host episodes. He wasn't fantastic but showed potential. And at least he's a stand up comedian. Jimmy was a radio host. Fell as backwards into the man show. Adam Carolla carried him there. He gets this gig and the rest was history. He has always been really bad though. Like, if you aren't naturally funny, you have to at least be good at interviewing guest. He was absolute dogshit at interviewing guest.
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Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:
The latest kimmel gaffe was probably just the excuse they needed to dump him. Late-night talk was already in a transitional period. They are axing shows anyway. It's just a dead format. High production costs, most of which is eaten up by the hosts salary. And people just don't watch TV in the same way. Jimmy was on borrowed time. Never in entertainment has someone made so much with so little talent. Jimmy kimmel wasn't funny. He wasn't a comedian like Leno, Letterman, etc. He didn't have the swag of a Carson, or a Craig Ferguson. He was a horrible interviewer. He's an all around bad presenter. This summer, we had tried to watch Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? but my wife couldn't get past just how horrible he was at hosting. |
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Just saw this. Though I never got to meet him in person,or build a relationship like some of you, you could always tell that Goose was just cut from the right kind of cloth. Even before I was a poster, when I would just sometimes skim through the forum for a good laugh, it was always clear that he was a stand up guy. I will regret never making to the other side of the country to meet up with Goose and nature at Foxwoods but I will always consider him a friend none the less. |
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@JOHNNY_ODAE What have I missed? I thought he was gonna be alright. |
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Quote Originally Posted by joe pockets:
@JOHNNY_ODAE Sorry to hear of Gooses passing! Hold on, what the fukk?! |
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Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyncapper:
@Barbarossa Its always some excuse with someone on that side. They never say anything wrong abd if they did it was taken out of context Who said he said anything wrong? |
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par: We both know both sides do it but clearly one side does it far more often than the dems Republican leaders call for violence against democrats. For examples, Trump, Kirk, Bannon, Greene, Patel and others. In contrast, no democrat leader incites violence against republicans. GOP is the party of hate speech, autocracy, conspiracy theories and lies. Care to cite/quote/link where any of them incited violence? |
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Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyncapper:
@StumpTownStu Involuntary inject homeless and kill them If you were gonna do it, and obviously it's a non-starter because it's horrible, but it you were gonna do it, that would be the way to go about it. Honestly, what i've seen on the streets of San Francisco and Oakland in the last 20 years, and Portlant to an extent too, and Seattle for that matter, is essentially assisted suicide. And while I can't speak for post covid Seattle because we just don't spend time up there like we used to, those other places have gotten exponentially worse. |
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Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyncapper:
@BrazenBurrow The crazy thing is you think any of this is funny right now. Brian kilmaede talks about killing mentally ill homeless people and he stays on the air with no suspension nothing. But Kimmel gets suspended for saying exactly what? Your president is cheering violence against fill in the blank every other day and says the worst things I ever heard people say let alone a president. But laugh away and think it's all a joke. Free speech is one if the founding principles of our constitution and its slowly slipping away just like other things. But you love this country we are will on our way to being 1938 germany How exactly did he propose killing them? Was it humane? I've got to say, i've never heard of this Kilmaede character but i'm definitely intrigued. |
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
@StumpTownStu Colbert has implied many times that his ouster was the clinch pin of the merger approval that had BILLIONS of dollars of impact for management and shareholders, no question in my mind that the cancellation was to clear the merger. Trump uses legal and financial weapons to get his way and I am not sure why as a country we continue to allow it. His actions are fascist, this is how a dictator behaves to control by lawyers and financial oppression for the purpose of gaining advantage. The public does not seem to care that the so-called leader of the country dominates and destroys our rights and liberties so he can get what he wants..this is very telling about the core deep rooted biases that society has and look the other way and actually agree and cheer his authoritarian advances. Like Colbert or not this take down is for sure not in support of the constitution and leads the US down the wrong path towards large scale social harm (removal of rights and government overreach) That merger was always going to happen because Larry Ellison is Larry Ellison. And as I have said many times, this country is a corporate oligarchy. It definitely was a huge factor though but also, as I said, late night talk is a dead format. Those shows were on borrowed time anyway. Doesn't make any of this right. Jimmy Kimmel was a talentless hack. No one has ever made more with such little talent. Doesn't mean he deserves to go out like this but Nexstar made the call. They said they wouldn't air it. They own all the ABC affiliates. Disney had no choice. |
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Quote Originally Posted by ABooksNightmare:
He likes hittin it from the side He prolly calls it the side hatch position I think he's a bottom. Something about killing a guy" to dilence hate" when you're just a regular white dude, something about that says, "I get plowed." That's some next level simping. My wife is a Lutheran. If Charlie Kirk talked a bunch of shit about Lutherans, I definitely wouldn't smoke his ass. And I love that woman more than life. |
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I just read that it wasn't even Disney. It was Nexstar. |
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Yeah abusive free speech is only allowed for Trump and the extremist GOP podcasters, cant let those crazy guys like Jimmy or Colbert hang around, next up is HBO canning Oliver because Trump threatens a 10 BILLION dollar lawsuit. What a crapfest we are in here.
Kinda reminds me of this place. To be fair, late night talk is dead as a format and networks have been looking for their escape clauses. The political stuff, with respects to Colbert and Kimmel, just became their convenient excuse for Disney and Skydance. With Skydance, Oracle's government contracts were surely a factor but they wanted out anyway. |
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Quote Originally Posted by UNIMAN:
@wallstreetcappers Not my intent at all to bash this Twigg kid. He was apparently very shocked that Robinson would do that. He has his life and his choices to make. Good luck. Too bad he got mixed up in it. No, it's watching the reaction afterwards. First is Kirk was an "extremist", he used his mouth to make millions, etc. So first there is this "he had it coming". Second was the complete absense and denial that this LDS young man was lovers with a transexual. Every left leaning news outlet exposed themselves with this. If they even remotely investigated, they knew. I'm embarrassed for them. Facts are facts. And if it's a "so what issue", why refuse to print it? Thats why I posted the Fox News story and said I stand behind it. Now that really bent a few here. Why? I can only believe they're full of hate. Third is the celebration lap so many have done. Damaging memorials, reenacting the event. WTF is wrong with these folks? Kirk talked and then let others have the mic. Not like he had a band of proud boys to beat the asses of anyone who thinks different. Was it because he was succesful? Guess so. Reminds me of that gal, Riley Gains, she has a personal cause and the left tries to kick her ass in San Fran. for expressing her views. Keep it up, you will lose in long run. No, it's not the fact there is a transexual involved, it's the complete attempt to bury it, deny it, and justify the murder. Another belief I have. Lived myself in an LDS community near St George for 7 years. Lot of great people and many strange. The LDS mainly stuck to themselves, their kids closely guarded in the community. Believe this kid Robinson grew up in that closely knit life style with inner homosexual desires surpressed. Top student in that enviroment until he was released into the real world. He lasted one semester in college and then what? What did he do to survive? Job? Just playing internet games? Hmmmm. Believe his upbringing, depressed desires, and then meets the real world was too much for him and he swung hard in a different direction. Not a psycholgist but I see it happening. It's tragic, Kirk is gone, his daughters don't have a daddy and Robinson's life is over. Apparently he was in an electrical apprenticeship. That's one thing about the LDS in Utah. They control all the trades. |
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Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:
Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: @DeezyAZ81 It's funny, first you said no reputable news sources were reporting any of this. Now essentially all news sources are reporting on this. Even the likes of CNN and BBC. Now you’re going with, "...but Candace Owens and Steve Bannon, and Grok AI say it's fake." Let me guess. Candace Owens thinks it's all a Mossad conspiracy, right? I really don't give a shit one way or the other. The loss of life is tragic. The circumstances particularly heinous but i'm not a Charlie Kirk fan, and I have no real interest in this story other than talking about it with you guys. So i'm more than happy to wait and see. I just find it comical that many left leaning people have been jumping through hoops to have this kid be anything except someone resembling a liberal. And for the record, i'm not equating gay and liberal. I'm just amused by the defense being played. This is satire right??? I think you meant the right has been jumping through hoops, including your boy the President himself who immediately blamed the left via a public address before even having a suspect in custody (third times the charm). It's comical that you actually wrote that and believe it. Lance Triggs himself finds that funny too. I guess you missed the point on Owens and Bannon. They are two of the biggest morons on the planet and they can even see the right is being played and the text message chain is so obviously fake or AI generated. 1) How did Trump ever become my boy? 2) Yes, both sides are jumping through hoops. We'll see how it all plays out. |
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Tyler Robinson: Top or bottom? |
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@Calde13 Very valid points. I think simply based on who Charlie Kirk was, conservatives everywhere immediately rushed to the "violent democrats" narrative, without anything being known about the shooter. Almost just as fast, though, you had democrats being like, "Well, it is conservative Utah." Then when info started to trickle out, it was, "Well, he was raised in a conservative household. Well, he's actually a groyper." I had never heard the term,then all of a sudden, on Friday, my wife mentions it, then one of the bros here mentions it. The reality is, people don't actually care. Both sides are always looking for the next political chip to ante up. The next game piece to play. It's all a soap opera. |
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@DeezyAZ81 It's funny, first you said no reputable news sources were reporting any of this. Now essentially all news sources are reporting on this. Even the likes of CNN and BBC. Now you’re going with, "...but Candace Owens and Steve Bannon, and Grok AI say it's fake." Let me guess. Candace Owens thinks it's all a Mossad conspiracy, right? I really don't give a shit one way or the other. The loss of life is tragic. The circumstances particularly heinous but i'm not a Charlie Kirk fan, and I have no real interest in this story other than talking about it with you guys. So i'm more than happy to wait and see. I just find it comical that many left leaning people have been jumping through hoops to have this kid be anything except someone resembling a liberal. And for the record, i'm not equating gay and liberal. I'm just amused by the defense being played. |
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Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:
Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu: Quote Originally Posted by unplucked_gem: @StumpTownStu "Now you’re getting into falsified evidence then. Now we're getting into the realm of conspiracy." Like the whole part about messages related to the grandfather's rifle and the grandfather calling the dad about seeing it on the news. That'd be the most elaborate and transparent set up. But hey this administration is wildly incompetent so anything is possible. This is the thing. The messages were released to the press, from law enforcement. This is the way info from active investigations gets out. Info regarding text messages usually come from phone dumps. So eitherthe shooter, and his roommate/lover had this text exchange as a diversion, or law enforcement is literally falsifying evidence. I have always been a "most likely scenario is probably correct" type of guy. If the text exchange was a diversion, from what. It doesn't help the killers case. It makes him sound callous. So what? Are we to believe law enforcement just made it up? All this talk about reserved judgements. Waitng until the trial? When has that ever been the norm on this site? If the "groyper" narrative was true, if the hoops people were jumping through to link him to his family's conservative values actually panned out, would we be waiting until a trial to reserve judgenent? Probably not. At the end of the day, I never made any of this a liberal vs conservative thing. I simply linked him to the LGBTQ+ community. People can make whatever political equivalencies from that they choose. The text messages are so bad even Steve Bannon and Candice Owens are calling them fake. The roommate (still not convinced a lover or trans) is legitimately in a part of a discord, 4chan, alt-right community, trolling law enforcement right now. This is about to get good when this is proven to be all fake. Kash will be fired by the weekend or at least before this gets to trial. By the way when are those Epstein files getting released?
Honest question. How do you know the Discord and 4chan profiles aren't what's fake? I mean, if Steve Bannon and Candace Owens say it's all fake, I guess the discussion is over. |
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