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Started by Yorkshire pud, September 25, 2014, 10:30:04 PM

Yorkshire pud

Is it any wonder FOX is mocked? Even it's own staff seem to be trying to lift it from the usual Murdoch gutter but sadly they employ childish little men who aren't fit to lick shit off the boots of the pilot they're trying to make a cheap joke of.

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/sep/25/fox-news-mock-female-pilot-isis-sexist-jokes?CMP=EMCNEWEML6619I2

Gd5150

Gotta love Gutfeld. Dude is hillarious! Red Eye was is easily the funniest political commentary show on tv. And Guilfoyle is like the perfect women. Brains and rediculous beauty. Thanks for posing!

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: Gd5150 on September 25, 2014, 11:54:38 PM
Gotta love Gutfeld. Dude is hillarious! Red Eye was is easily the funniest political commentary show on tv. And Guilfoyle is like the perfect women. Brains and rediculous beauty. Thanks for posing!


I can see how you'd be amused. What do you want to be when you grow up?

Juan

If presenter means what we call anchor here, the story is inaccurate. The people mentioned are commentators, not news people. Gut field believes himself a comedian.

b_dubb

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on September 25, 2014, 10:30:04 PM
Is it any wonder FOX is mocked? Even it's own staff seem to be trying to lift it from the usual Murdoch gutter but sadly they employ childish little men who aren't fit to lick shit off the boots of the pilot they're trying to make a cheap joke of.

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/sep/25/fox-news-mock-female-pilot-isis-sexist-jokes?CMP=EMCNEWEML6619I2
The real joke here is Fox News.


Quote from: Gd5150 on September 25, 2014, 11:54:38 PM
Gotta love Gutfeld. Dude is hillarious! Red Eye was is easily the funniest political commentary show on tv. And Guilfoyle is like the perfect women. Brains and rediculous beauty. Thanks for posing!

Could NOT agree more. Heck, I've been a Gutfeld fan since he was the editor @ Men's Health. Without question one of the most talented people on TV.

I actually watched this program as it was being aired. Eric Bolling said something about "boobs on the ground." It was a silly joke but he didn't mean anything by it. Its a show where they commonly goof around. The rest of the folks on there were praising the female pilot in question. Big deal.


And people think me posting about Obama's latte salute was blown out of proportion?? Wow. No, I have to give it another wow. Yep, double wow.

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: FightTheFuture on September 26, 2014, 04:12:47 AM
Could NOT agree more. Heck, I've been a Gutfeld fan since he was the editor @ Men's Health. Without question one of the most talented people on TV.

I actually watched this program as it was being aired. Eric Bolling said something about "boobs on the ground." It was a silly joke but he didn't mean anything by it. Its a show where they commonly goof around. The rest of the folks on there were praising the female pilot in question. Big deal.


And people think me posting about Obama's latte salute was blown out of proportion?? Wow. No, I have to give it another wow. Yep, double wow.

I wish I'd put a bet on you saying that; I told myself you'd say something to that effect. Funny how you get all righteous and indignant when it's the black man getting it wrong because he did something awkward, but you think it perfectly reasonable two assholes who haven't the balls or ability to fly a fast jet make sexist remarks about a female pilot--oh hang on, she's foreign! Ah that's it, if she'd been 'murican you'd have said nothing, nadda, squat, because you'd have been in that awkward dilemma of defending the 'warriors' but being a fan of Gutbucket.

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on September 26, 2014, 05:49:59 AM
I wish I'd put a bet on you saying that; I told myself you'd say something to that effect. Funny how you get all righteous and indignant when it's the black man getting it wrong because he did something awkward, but you think it perfectly reasonable two assholes who haven't the balls or ability to fly a fast jet make sexist remarks about a female pilot--oh hang on, she's foreign! Ah that's it, if she'd been 'murican you'd have said nothing, nadda, squat, because you'd have been in that awkward dilemma of defending the 'warriors' but being a fan of Gutbucket.

                                                             



Quote from: Yorkshire pud on September 26, 2014, 05:49:59 AM
I wish I'd put a bet on you saying that; I told myself you'd say something to that effect. Funny how you get all righteous and indignant when it's the black man getting it wrong because he did something awkward, but you think it perfectly reasonable two assholes who haven't the balls or ability to fly a fast jet make sexist remarks about a female pilot--oh hang on, she's foreign! Ah that's it, if she'd been 'murican you'd have said nothing, nadda, squat, because you'd have been in that awkward dilemma of defending the 'warriors' but being a fan of Gutbucket.

I concur, YP.  Obama salutes awkwardly and thus demonstrated his disrespect and stupidity.  Gutfeld (what, you can't cinch a tie around that fat neck even though you're on national TV?) behaves like a sexist ninth-grader, but, hey now, he is just an entertainer.  Hypocrisy rules.

b_dubb

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/sep/25/fox-news-mock-female-pilot-isis-sexist-jokes?CMP=EMCNEWEML6619I2

those jokes are so old it's whiskers have whiskers. obvious humor for obvious idiots.  i feel bad for the women that work with these tools.

Quote from: West of the Rockies on September 26, 2014, 06:53:26 AM
I concur, YP.  Obama salutes awkwardly and thus demonstrated his disrespect and stupidity.  Gutfeld (what, you can't cinch a tie around that fat neck even though you're on national TV?) behaves like a sexist ninth-grader, but, hey now, he is just an entertainer.  Hypocrisy rules.

What exactly did Gutfeld say that was so offensive? And don`t you think there`s a bit of difference between the Commander-in-Chief and a TV commentator? Just a little bit?

b_dubb

Quote from: FightTheFuture on September 26, 2014, 06:57:03 AM
What exactly did Gutfeld say that was so offensive?

The jokes weren't nearly as offensive as how they were used to destroy his female coworker's attempt to discuss the revolutionary fact that a female pilot from an Arabic military had delivered a weapons payload against ISIS targets.  That's truly newsworthy.  Sexist jokes that have been around for decades ... perhaps centuries ... are not.  As I said before obvious jokes for obvious idiots.

Quote from: FightTheFuture on September 26, 2014, 06:57:03 AMAnd don`t you think there`s a bit of difference between the Commander-in-Chief and a TV commentator? Just a little bit?

Of course.  But why make a big deal out of a cup of coffee when Dubbya did the same damn thing with his ankle biter dog?  Oh that's right. You were military so you're entitled to be butthurt.  Carry on. 

Gd5150

Just a little comedic satire. "Boobs on the ground" haha!!! Funny thing is any chic hard enough to join the military and fly fighter jets into combat would be laughing right along with Gutfeld's joke just like Guilfoyle and Perino did. And they'd all be laughing at the transparent fake offense expressed by those who were supposedly offended.

Just pretend the pilot was Sara Pailn, feel better now? Thought so. :)

I agree, Bdubb.  Gutfeld (his name just just suits him) is a nationally broadcast person who is speaking--words, words, words, spilling from his pie hole, words that are mocking and sexist.  Obama offered a silent salute that has sent some to their fainting couches.

Imagine if it had been Maddow saying something about a cute male pilot (balls on the ground?)...  You people would want to string her up.

Quote from: b_dubb on September 26, 2014, 07:07:00 AM
The jokes weren't nearly as offensive as how they were used to destroy his female coworker's attempt to discuss the revolutionary fact that a female pilot from an Arabic military had delivered a weapons payload against ISIS targets.  That's truly newsworthy.  Sexist jokes that have been around for decades ... perhaps centuries ... are not.  As I said before obvious jokes for obvious idiots.

Of course.  But why make a big deal out of a cup of coffee when Dubbya did the same damn thing with his ankle biter dog?  Oh that's right. You were military so you're entitled to be butthurt.  Carry on.


There was ONE stupid line -- you can barely even make it out -- about the boobs on the ground, said as the show was going off the air. A stupid throw away line, that he regretted later. That`s AFTER KG had already given the female pilot huge props. You make it sound like they were all sitting around ragging on the woman. Bolling even apologized the next day. So what.

The President should KNOW better. And for the record, I never said it was a huge deal, in fact, to the contrary. I was quite specific when I  clearly stated it was NOT a huge deal, but just one more thing about the President that sticks in my craw. I believe I`ve earned the right, as have all my veteran brothers and sisters, to feel that way about this President. Feel free to disagree.

Quote from: West of the Rockies on September 26, 2014, 07:21:56 AM
I agree, Bdubb.  Gutfeld (his name just just suits him) is a nationally broadcast person who is speaking--words, words, words, spilling from his pie hole, words that are mocking and sexist.  Obama offered a silent salute that has sent some to their fainting couches.

Imagine if it had been Maddow saying something about a cute male pilot (balls on the ground?)...  You people would want to string her up.


That`s utter nonsense. Nobody CARES what Maddow says, because NOBODY watches her.

b_dubb

Quote from: Gd5150 on September 26, 2014, 07:21:31 AM
Just pretend the pilot was Sara Pailn, feel better now? Thought so. :)
Terrified.  Giving that woman any responsibility is a mistake. 

b_dubb

Quote from: West of the Rockies on September 26, 2014, 07:21:56 AM
Imagine if it had been Maddow saying something about a cute male pilot (balls on the ground?)...  You people would want to string her up.
I see your point but I suspect that Maddow might string herself up before anyone else was able to do the same.

Quote from: FightTheFuture on September 26, 2014, 07:32:56 AM

That`s utter nonsense. Nobody CARES what Maddow says, because NOBODY watches her.

True enough... Funny, Rush has, what, 3,000,000 listeners and is considered wildly popular.  That's one percent of the population.  Maddow has 47 listeners, but still makes a decent living I suspect.  A book that sells just a hundred thousand copies is probably a best seller.  How do we get a piece of that action?

Quote from: West of the Rockies on September 26, 2014, 08:05:31 AM
True enough... Funny, Rush has, what, 3,000,000 listeners and is considered wildly popular.  That's one percent of the population.  Maddow has 47 listeners, but still makes a decent living I suspect.  A book that sells just a hundred thousand copies is probably a best seller.  How do we get a piece of that action?


You and I should collaborate on a project, Westie. We`ll get the left-wing loons, AND the right-wing nuts. It`s a sure winner!

VtaGeezer

If a liberal pundit had mocked and insulted an allied female soldier; let alone one who's a pioneering combat pilot; on national TV, our resident far-righters would be ranting and demanding blood.  Most liberals would condemn it too.  But if Ayles' misogynist bunch of troglodytes do it, it's "just a little fun" to conservatives.  The Fox bunch would soil themselves at the mere thought of flying into combat.  The only surprise in it is that Bolling didn't make a racist crack about her. Contrasted with their tantrum over an awkward (but given) salute, it's a beautifully clear example of their hypocrisy and boorishness.  It's also an example of the relentless stream of bile that is Fox News 24/7. 

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: Gd5150 on September 26, 2014, 07:21:31 AM
Just a little comedic satire. "Boobs on the ground" haha!!! Funny thing is any chic hard enough to join the military and fly fighter jets into combat would be laughing right along with Gutfeld's joke just like Guilfoyle and Perino did. And they'd all be laughing at the transparent fake offense expressed by those who were supposedly offended.

Just pretend the pilot was Sara Pailn, feel better now? Thought so. :)

I don't expect you're able to see your feather spitting about Obama's messed up salute was hyperbole? And 'any chic' hard enough to join the military would probably blow you and the little boys on Fox, out in bubbles.

paladin1991

Quote from: Gd5150 on September 26, 2014, 07:21:31 AM
Just a little comedic satire. "Boobs on the ground" haha!!! Funny thing is any chic hard enough to join the military and fly fighter jets into combat would be laughing right along with Gutfeld's joke just like Guilfoyle and Perino did. And they'd all be laughing at the transparent fake offense expressed by those who were supposedly offended.

Just pretend the pilot was Sara Pailn, feel better now? Thought so. :)
Okay, I'll...wait...Whoa!...Palin in a flight suit?  Is she wearing high heels?  OOooooo.  I'll be back.

Quote from: VtaGeezer on September 26, 2014, 08:37:10 AM
If a liberal pundit had mocked and insulted an allied female soldier; let alone one who's a pioneering combat pilot; on national TV, our resident far-righters would be ranting and demanding blood.  Most liberals would condemn it too.  But if Ayles' misogynist bunch of troglodytes do it, it's "just a little fun" to conservatives.  The Fox bunch would soil themselves at the mere thought of flying into combat.  The only surprise in it is that Bolling didn't make a racist crack about her. Contrasted with their tantrum over an awkward (but given) salute, it's a beautifully clear example of their hypocrisy and boorishness.  It's also an example of the relentless stream of bile that is Fox News 24/7.

LOL pretty obvious you didn`t even watch it.

paladin1991

Okay,  I'm back.  The mental image of Palin busting out of a fitted flight suit just, wait, I'll be back

Quick Karl

I find it amusing when people that have themselves convinced they are deep thinking intellectuals that have all the right answers to all the problems we face as a society, get all twisted in a knot over a TV personality...

Paradox much?

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: Quick Karl on September 26, 2014, 10:10:08 AM
I find it amusing when people that have themselves convinced they are deep thinking intellectuals that have all the right answers to all the problems we face as a society, get all twisted in a knot over a TV personality...

Paradox much?

You make a stcky mess in your pants about Phil the beard. Knot? Much?

You need to re-define TV personality.

analog kid

Quote from: West of the Rockies on September 26, 2014, 08:05:31 AM
True enough... Funny, Rush has, what, 3,000,000 listeners and is considered wildly popular.  That's one percent of the population.  Maddow has 47 listeners, but still makes a decent living I suspect.  A book that sells just a hundred thousand copies is probably a best seller.  How do we get a piece of that action?

And here I thought Maddow was part of the Big Media, that's oppressing the Republican party.

albrecht

Quote from: analog kid on September 26, 2014, 10:47:47 AM
And here I thought Maddow was part of the Big Media, that's oppressing the Republican party.
Nah, GE pretty-much, cosy ups and funds, both mainstream parties, but Jeff Immelt is suspiciously close to Obama- which does makes one wonder why Mr.Change gives GE so many waivers, like on environmental regulations, and that they paid no taxes in 2010.
https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2012/12/20/2012-30676/decision-and-order-granting-a-waiver-to-ge-appliances-from-the-department-of-energy-residential

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/general-electric-paid-federal-taxes-2010/story?id=13224558


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