The Victory Thread

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Originally posted by J2d
the system is built on every one having the right to their own opinion without being punished for it

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Without being punished by the government.

It is my freedom to economically punish anyone I feel inclined to punish.

If you want to talk about punishing for opinions, go talk to Proctor & Gamble, Kraft and Dell; groups who pulled their already paid for ads off of the Michael Savage Show on MSNBC, just because GLAAD has a problem with his opinions.

They want to punish someone for their opinion? That's their right. And it's my right to punish them.

Jimmy's right. Extreme example:

I boycott Fox News because of Bill O'Riley. My opinion: Fuck that guy. I won't watch his show or any network that will host him. I won't read his books or listen to his material. And it's my right to do so. He can say what he wants, but there's nothing that says I must listen to him.

And if that somehow leads to him starving to death somewhere, tough. :D

So no one caught 60 minutes????

I would boycott Janene "Mystery Men" Garafalo but it seems people already did that years ago since she has not been in a movie in a long time.

She's NRA: Not Relevant Anymore.

She was Relevant at somepoint?

Reality Bites/SNL era, sure.

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Originally posted by Clash_Master
I would boycott Janene "Mystery Men" Garafalo but it seems people already did that years ago since she has not been in a movie in a long time.

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I would boycott her because of Mystery Men, boycotting someone because they disagree with your view on US foreign policy is simple minded/assanine and ironically enough is more akin to communism than democracy. =)

:: shrugs ::

If I don't like someone why should I support them?

Exactly.

Personally, I would only boycott someone for their views if they were an asshole about it. Like Mr. O'Riley, for instance. :)