Do You really care that Joe Scar slipped up and dropped the F-Bomb

[Perky]

[pleah]

1. I think in just a short time Scab will be gone.

I hope anyway.

[last_texas_dem]

2. Of course

It's the most disturbed and distressed that I've been since my poor virgin eyes saw Janet Jackson's nipple at that Super Bowl a few years back. :scared:

[gaiilonfong]

3. NO...BUT...he is an obsessed wingnut

so ANYTHING that they can do to get rid of him is fine with me.

[nyc 4 Biden]

12. Thank you!

It doesn't matter if WE are offended. What matters is using whatever we can (not much) against Mourning Joe.

[Epiphany4z]

4. no..but it is funny as hell

[tazkcmo]

5. I don't care about ANYTHING he does. n/t

[AlCzervik]

6. no but i think it's funny, him trying to blast someone else for swearing then he does

it and it sounded so natural, like he says it all the time.

[rdublue]

7. No but if it helps move him along to another place and time, that's ok by me

he's a tool

[natrat]

8. cool, this is a sign of desperation by stupid media for stupid people

[nomaco-10]

9. Nobody really cares, except that we just want to see him embarrassed ....

and in trouble, he's earned it in my estimation.

[Clio the Leo]

10. thank you. NT

[Lucky 13]

11. If it gets him off the air, I care.

That guy is a contemptuous asshole who's constantly slamming the left. He has personal grudges and biases he makes absolutely no attempt to hide. So yeah, if he does ANYTHING that has the potential to get him off the air and replaced with someone more balanced, then I care.

If it's just about cursing in general... no, I don't care. I enjoy cursing like a sailor. So hey, Joe, go fuck yourself! And Mika, fuck you and your fucking Caribou Barbie lesbian crush. And fuck you Pat Buchannan, you fucking racist, ignorant, pathetic, little man. And while I'm at it, fuck you too, Chuckie T, you right-wing fuck! Oh and also... fuck CNN, FOX, ABC, CBS, and NBC!

That is all.

[frickaline]

13. no but I delight in his squirming. /nt

[NoPasaran]

14. Fuck no!

[ratherunique]

15. only if he gets fired or punished

[RaleighNCDUer]

16. He deserves a good dressing down

just like I got last time I dropped the F bomb in the office.

[blondeatlast]

17. for the sheer hypocrisy--and Mika's pathetic cover-up, I care a lot. Sorry.

I know it isn't the answer I'm supposed to give, but it is the way I feel about it.

I don't give a damnabout using a word I avoid the use of on TV, but I do love the glaring hilarity of it all.

[WeDidIt]

18. I don't care, it's jsut some Schadenfreude.

:evilgrin:

[edhopper]

22. Kick!

[MedleyMisty]

19. Who is Joe Scar?

[Renew Deal]

20. No but he should take a break.

I think he's too wound up.

[genna]

21. Did anyone look at Mike Barnicle's face when he said it?

Yes, I like the fact that Rahm Emanuel has the balls to say what he has to say to the person he needs to say it to. What aggravates me is the polite lies politicians tell? If it is aggressive, be aggressive.


Come to Mommy here? What is wrong with Mika?

[Overseas]

23. But I don't care as much about anything Scarborough says. //nt

[Ichingcarpenter]

24. Scarborough led the lynch mob over the 2004 Janet Jackson halftime show

On his live MSNBC show this morning, former GOP Rep. Joe Scarborough used the phrase "fuck you" when discussing Obama's appointment of Rahm Emanuel:

I personally couldn't care any less about that. But Joe Scarborough, in the past, not only claimed to care about such things, but has been one of the most zealous crusaders against such awful filth on television.

Scarborough led the lynch mob over the 2004 Janet Jackson halftime show on CBS -- demanding that the FCC impose massive fines against CBS and MTV, among others -- and has railed against "rock stars" and entertainers who use, as he used to call it (before this morning), "the F word." Indeed, Scarborough even expressed outrage over the fact that the Government would even consider refraining from imposing substantial fines on ABC when Bono, on a live awards show, used the "F word."

Here is Scarborough, from his February 2, 2004 show -- after the Super Bowl show -- lambasting the FCC for allowing indecency over the airwaves and demanding that Michael Powell slam CBS with massive fines or be fired (while noting that the problem extended beyond this episode and was composed, at least equally, of the use of bad words):


http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/2008/11/10/scarb...

[JohnnyRingo]

25. I find it somewhat amusing, but I use stronger language to describe lunch.

I don't think it's grounds for dimissal as it was just a slip that he was appaently unaware of. I'm surprised the guy on the 7 second button was asleep.

That's the guy who'll probably catch hell.

[Beausoir]

26. It was hilarious...but not important in the grand scheme of things. I drop the F-bomb hourly.

[Pisces]

27. WHo gives a fuck!!

[carnie_sf]

28. No he's an a** anyway

so whether he drops the f bomb or not is immaterial. He's still an a** and always will be.