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After watching this whole thing, I was mad as hell and offended as all get out. I am writing letters to GE, MSNBC, NBC and FOX. I am demanding an apology (although I know I'm not be getting one). I have been a huge "24" fan since day one, but I will not be watching the conclusion of the series, nor will I be a return viewer.
Being labeled a racist just because I dared to rally against big government and out of control spending, my constitutional right, is well... unacceptable. Add to the insult the fact that the network supporting this view, MSNBC-NBC, is being kept afloat by my tax dollars, $140 Billion worth of bailout money received by its parent company GE.
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To contact MSNBC and NBC write here:
NBC News
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To contact Fox write here:
FOX Broadcasting Co.
P.O. Box 900
Beverly Hills, CA 90213
Additionally, I will be getting in touch with my local NBC and FOX affiliates and their local advertisers.
If this makes me a redneck, a proud redneck I will be. And by the way, who said that rednecks are not Americans with equal rights to speak their mind. Will the entire redneck community of the USA be added to the DHS terrorist watch?
2 comments:
What does Fox have to do with it? They don't own NBC, MSNBC, or CNBC nor do they support what this woman did. They reported on it, expressed horror at it, & are demanding an apology on behalf of all the Tea Party people and conservatives in general. So, what does Fox have to do with what this lowlife redneck feminist bigot did? Thanks
Fox airs "24"! This low life as you call her - and I agree with you, is one of the stars in the show. Letters to FOX would put pressure on the producers not to hire people like her again! That's my two cents worth!
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