Politically Incorrect with Shannon Elizabeth- Part 1

[rosieporgie]

Whatever happened to comedian Rick Harris?

[marcjtdc]

Why does he get a nice chair and everyone else gets the crappy chairs?

[Cawby]

@marcjtdc uhm... He's the host... Have you ever seen a talk show before?

[marcjtdc]

@Cawby no i have never seen a talk show.

[grapisavillain]

Is it me or is this Terry Bradshaw guy a dead ringer for Robert Duvall?

[joepuno]

@grapisavillain

now that that you mention it ... quite imaginable. OTOH: who would've been able to put more class to "Days Of Thunder" than big 'ol Bob "il consigliere" Duvall?

[th3gr8juan]

I liked this show a lot more. Now his show is "George Bush and Sarah Palin are stupid." (Crowd cheers)..."You know what? George Bush is dumb." (Crowd cheers) Token Republican says, "You can disagree with them, but that doesn't make them stupid. Just like we can disagree about whether there is a God or not." Bill: "There is no God, and you are stupid if you think there is." (Crowd cheers)

[pushelildaisies]

Celebrities bitching about being put under the microscope are full of shit. They make millions of dollars off the backs of people who see their movies and buy their products. It's a two way street. They know what they are entering into and in return they realize the benefits they would be giving up if they refused the publicity. They relish in the good publicity, and cry foul when they feel their personal life has been intruded upon. They have chosen to be an icon of pop culture. Deal with it.

[thelivingfire]

I see signs everywhere that say we are hiring.? Yeah and most of those places drug test and or dont pay anywhere near as much as drug dealing you fucking bald headed Cro-Magnon fascist pig

[th3gr8juan]

@thelivingfire You really think the people washing your windows are making big bank selling drugs? Seriously? And who's fault is it they are on drugs and can't pass a drug test?

[thelivingfire]

@th3gr8juan no i never said that and to Answer you second question addiction is no reason to deny someone the right to work but by making drugs illegal it creates a very profitable market place for those who wish to take the risk and takes millions of tax dollars from us to try and stop them wich has still been unsuccessful.

[th3gr8juan]

@thelivingfire There is no such thing as a "right" to work. You have the right to offer your services to any potential employer, and they choose whether to hire you or not. If they decide they don't want to pay a pot head or an alcoholic or anyone else, that is a REAL right they have. This right to work is something just completely made up.

[th3gr8juan]

@thelivingfire Since you just messaged me so that no one else can see, here is my reply. Since I have balls to stand up to criticism.

Some things that I have gotten "through" (please use the right word) my thick skull are that companies have every right to put themselves at a disadvantage. It's their money, and they can do that. If discriminating against people costs them money then good, I hope they lose out, and the market will correct it.

[th3gr8juan]

No one ever, at least I never have, said that pot smokers are irresponsible. But in my company, I can discriminate, and if I choose to discriminate, it should cost me. Could I imagine a country where pot heads have real jobs just like me? You must be one ignorant son of a bitch because they already do. I am a teacher, and I know a lot of them that do smoke. But here goes your small minded, Nazism again.

[th3gr8juan]

We have a market that will correct behavior. A world in which the government forces companies to hire people that they would normally not want to hire. That is real fascism. But I wouldn't expect you to get off your ass and look up a definition in a dictionary or anything.

[th3gr8juan]

See, we in America have choices. I can choose to smoke pot and not get the job I want or quit smoking and get the job I want. I can even look for another job. But under your America, I have no right to employ people who I choose. I cannot discriminate.

Imagine owning a toy store and being forced to hire someone who has piercings and tattoos all over there face and neck. Under your America, not hiring him would be discriminatory.

[th3gr8juan]

And since you brought up the topic of mindless zombies, of which I can plainly see you call into this category, I am all for the legalization of weed. I have friends that grow it in there yard. But I am for freedom! Just like they can choose to smoke, employers can choose not to employ them. And just because money is needed to survive is not enough of a reason to employ someone. I guess anyone on the streets should be able to get a job regardless of skills? Am I missing something, Comrad?

[DaBearsManiac]

@thelivingfire did you consider that this was taped before the recession?

[thelivingfire]

And to answer bills first question: Yes I do feel bad for them sometimes because I believe that addiction is a disease not a criminal act that we should lock people up like animals for and in most cases making these poor people even more treacherous

[thelivingfire]

The intro monologue was so funny and honest because bill is a pothead and still in 2010 we still have never heard of bill having any problems with what some people consider to be a dangerous addiction that leads to even worse substances ha! Go bill! GO!

[BeauJames59]

@thelivingfire We never hear of Bill having problems because by and large MOST PEOPLE never have problems, or they adjust their behavior. It's the drama types and the AA fundamentalism and pr triumph that rules the air waves....

[thelivingfire]

@BeauJames59 That and the governments never ending war on pot. 

[GaryNull]

He's probably not able to expose that on his show because he would probably lose his show.

He has the balls to say things that most other people would say, but covering 9/11 would probably get him into trouble.

Who owns HBO? CBS? They make bombs and are for more and more war.

[GaryNull]

yeah, but you like to watch him.

[MrMidwest]

No, Good Will Hunting was not Ben Affleck's first movie.