Let me tell you what most
likely happened here.
The two anchors involved are friends. They did a story about a Gorilla mugging for the cameras. And after the segment was over the white co-host says, "He kinds looks like you."
"Kind of looks like you," Housden said .
"Yeah, kind of does, actually, yeah."
The two anchors involved are friends. They did a story about a Gorilla mugging for the cameras. And after the segment was over the white co-host says, "He kinds looks like you."
"Kind of looks like you," Housden said .
"Yeah, kind of does, actually, yeah."
Immediately after with no
hesitation the black co-host agrees and understands it was meant as a joke and
it was received as a joke. He wasn't offended
because he agreed immediately.
This is what probably
happened afterwards.
The station got phones,
people were greatly offended, so the white anchor had to go into full apology
mode. Which is what Libs love to do,
virtue signal. Why? Because people can't understand what a joke
is anymore.
For the record, I think the
black anchor looks like the Gorilla too.
It was a funny between friends but because of stupid political
correctness it's not allowed anymore.
Free speech people, look it up
sometime!
She merely told the truth!
ReplyDeleteWhen we see urban people jumping up & down on police cars, hooting and hollering as the city around them burns- how can normal people not think of chimpanzees at the zoo?
ReplyDeleteComedy was at one time sacrosanct. You could get away with
ReplyDeleteanything, so long as remained good natured. Johnny Carson
banged away at both Republican and Democrat presidents. Now,
the late night comedy shows are nothing more than biter hate-
fest without any comedic aspect.
Even ethnic humor used to be funny back before the left became
"woke." Mel Brooks was a genius unlike that idiot from Seinfeld,
who unleashed a racist tirade on some black hecklers. It takes
talent to make people laugh, something that Jimmy Kimmel sorely
lacks. I used to love The Man Show before his political awakening.