NPR fires Juan Williams Should President Obama have a Wine Summit to solve it??
By bobmnu
@bobmnu (8157)
United States
October 22, 2010 1:18am CST
Should President Obama have a wine summit to resolve the problems between NPR's white female CEO and a Black male employee? Shouldn't he because this is clearly a discrimination case. Not only that but it is hate speech when a white implies that the Black Man needs to see s Psychiatrist
2 responses
@xfahctor (14113)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
22 Oct 10
Yep, it's racist...even though I have no proof that it is racist, that doesn't matter, I said it's racist and NPR has to prove it isn't.
Gee I like this game! lol
I heard about this (how could one not) yesterday. Juan Williams and I probably agree only 5% of the time, on terms of political ideology we're about as far apart as they come. That being said, he is one of the few people in journalism left with real integrity. NPR blew it big time. He was probably the last one there with any honesty or deserving respect.
And then there was that vile shrew yesterday..."Well, that's between him and his psychiatrist..." What?! I think that was what stunned me more than anything else, was the vitriol coming from NPR after the firing.
It was good to see a lot of people coming out to defend him though...and it seems to be universal...from the right and the left. the only place i really saw a lot of hatred against him was on the white house face book page, the crowd there is pretty juvenile though, espetowards Williams (but I think it is just for the sake of being contrary because the "righties" there are defending him)
