Howard Stern predicts his broadcast demise

[007]

http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/Northeast/03/06...n.ap/index.html

[Hullie]

I watch him more often than I listen to him.

I probaby won't miss him a whole lot.

[DaLode]

It's despicable. Yet another example of no justice system in this country, just a legal one that terrorizes our civil rights. What's the problem with allowing morons to find their moronic audience? Although I choose to move the dial just as I do with the fat man, all these folks have a right to say what they want as long as we can change the channel or dial.

As a Nation, these kinds of decisions begin to impinge on our great sense of humor (the greatest).

[OldSchoolStroker]

Originally posted by DaLode@Mar 7 2004, 12:28 AM
It's despicable. Yet another example of no justice system in this country, just a legal one that terrorizes our civil rights. What's the problem with allowing morons to find their moronic audience? Although I choose to move the dial just as I do with the fat man, all these folks have a right to say what they want as long as we can change the channel or dial.

As a Nation, these kinds of decisions begin to impinge on our great sense of humor (the greatest).

Right-on, Dan...Gigantic blow to First Amendment rights if Stern is forced off the air...

[dhaab]

Does anyone believe this has anything to do with Stern declaring that he wants Bush out of office? Why do things like this seem to happen at exactly the same time? B)

[007]

This guy can make MILLIONS if he goes to one of those sattelite radio providers...

[matt75]

This really pisses me off. If you don't like it turn it off. WTF. Some of us do like it and are adults and should be able to continue to have Stern and the like available to us. Don't tell me about children and indecency. First off, parent your own damn kid and don't take things away from others because you're too lazy to monitor your childs radio listening. This whole thing makes me sick.

[lazydaze]

Originally posted by dhaab@Mar 7 2004, 01:18 AM
Does anyone believe this has anything to do with Stern declaring that he wants Bush out of office? Why do things like this seem to happen at exactly the same time? B)

That came after clear channel cut him.


How come these companies do not have the right to hire who they want. Or broadcast what they want. Nobody is forcing stern out, he is being fired.

[TTB]

Originally posted by dhaab@Mar 7 2004, 01:18 AM
Does anyone believe this has anything to do with Stern declaring that he wants Bush out of office? Why do things like this seem to happen at exactly the same time? B)

I'd bet that has a LOT to do with it. Good point.

[dv6y]

Originally posted by DaLode@Mar 7 2004, 12:28 AM
It's despicable. Yet another example of no justice system in this country, just a legal one that terrorizes our civil rights. What's the problem with allowing morons to find their moronic audience? Although I choose to move the dial just as I do with the fat man, all these folks have a right to say what they want as long as we can change the channel or dial.

As a Nation, these kinds of decisions begin to impinge on our great sense of humor (the greatest).

Great post.

[Bleacher Creature]

I don't like Howard Stern. Saying that, I defend his right to broadcast, and the rights of his fans to listen.

Winston Smith keeps asking for examples of how the Patriot Act is effecting us. It's happening all the time. The RNC's telling stations not to run anti-Bush ads, not to run a movie that casts a bad light on Reagan, and now this.

[lazydaze]

Kev, that has nothing to do with the patriot act.

[Bleacher Creature]

Originally posted by lazydaze@Mar 7 2004, 09:48 AM
Kev, that has nothing to do with the patriot act.

Bullshit!!!

Prove it doesn't.

[lazydaze]

your claim, prove it does.

[glen a richter]

just more solid evidence of a conservative media