They have the full right to call you a rascist redneck if they think you're one. If they're wrong it just makes them look like idiots.thegreekdog wrote:Good point. Maybe "ridiculed" is the wrong word. Mocked? No. Called a rascist redneck? Maybe.Snorri1234 wrote:No. Why do you think you have the right not to be ridiculed?
Yes, but nobody cares about the reasons behind it. It would also be far better if the news focused on actual stories of interest rather than how many people got killed last night. But that would grip less viewers so they don't. Only newspapers can get away with reporting that stuff because they don't have to try so hard to stop people from reading other newspapers.I think I'm more annoyed by the lack of attention to the real reasons behind the tea parties. Instead of focusing on why people support the things, many members of the media focused on making tea bag jokes (admittedly, very funny) or calling the people at the protests rednecks, racsists, anti-government, Republicans, tools of the wealthy, etc. I think discussion about the issues surrounding the tea party is more constructive than talking about whether someone can talk while teabagging or whether "Morans" was spelled correctly.
So...actually. f*ck watching both Olbermann and Glen Beck, read a newspaper for your news.

