Bill O'Reilly : "Michael Jackson is NO black icon!"

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly isn't even conservative, he's an independent traditionalist and I watch his show for laughs, it's all crap.MoonMarvel

[QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"]:lol: You keep believing that. It was the war and the economy not culture that caused that. But keep believing what you want, I see right through you.MoonMarvel

Patriotic Americans have been seeing through righties like you and have been gleefully voting you guys out of office.

But please keep regurgitating Limbaugh talking points. You'll never learn why you lost :)

Let me guess; You're an independent like OREilly, right? :lol:

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly isn't even conservative, he's an independent traditionalist and I watch his show for laughs, it's all crap.MoonMarvel

Do you seriously believe that?

LosDaddie

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] Yet it's the most watched show on cable television? I find it hilarious when you guys insult him like this.Solid_Snake325

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

tomo90

[QUOTE="tomo90"]

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

tomo90

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

[QUOTE="tomo90"]

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

Solid_Snake325

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="MoonMarvel"] Most people who hate him don't watch him. Also the hate comes from the left who hate him because he doesn't toe a liberal line. That is the only reason.Solid_Snake325

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

[QUOTE="tomo90"]

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

Solid_Snake325

Oreilly's show is not the most watched on TV, only cable news TV. And I don't see what his popularity has to do with anything.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] His show is the most watched on television! So i'm guessing, a LOT of people. Do any of you O'Reilly opposers see how some of your comments make no sense?Solid_Snake325

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly isn't even conservative, he's an independent traditionalist and I watch his show for laughs, it's all crap.TBoogy

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] It's not the most watch show on television, it the most watched show at his time slot. He repeats that on almost every episode.Ace_WondersX

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"]What's with all the hate on Bill O'Reilly? Practically every young adult I know hates him, which I think says something about them. I don't think Michael Jackson deserves praise anyway. MoonMarvel

I can't speak for everyone, but I could care less if he was a liberal or conservative. I don't need everyone on Earth to agree with me.

I don't like him for how he says what he says more than WHAT he says. He comes off a angry, bitter, and quite possibly racist.

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] It's not the most watch show on television, it the most watched show at his time slot. He repeats that on almost every episode.Ace_WondersX

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly isn't even conservative, he's an independent traditionalist and I watch his show for laughs, it's all crap.TBoogy

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="tomo90"]

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

MoonMarvel

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"]What's with all the hate on Bill O'Reilly? Practically every young adult I know hates him, which I think says something about them. I don't think Michael Jackson deserves praise anyway. TBoogy

I can't speak for everyone, but I could care less if he was a liberal or conservative. I don't need everyone on Earth to agree with me.

I don't like him for how he says what he says more than WHAT he says. He comes off a angry, bitter, and quite possibly racist.

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="tomo90"]

The very concept of a 'icon' is subjective. An icon to someone may not be to someone else. Bill O'Reilly is a moron to make such a broad sweeping statement like that. Who gives what Bill O'Reilly thinks?

Oreilly's show is not the most watched on TV, only cable news TV. And I don't see what his popularity has to do with anything.

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly isn't even conservative, he's an independent traditionalist and I watch his show for laughs, it's all crap.TBoogy

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

Yet it's the most watched show on cable television? I find it hilarious when you guys insult him like this.Solid_Snake325

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

[QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] His show is the most watched on television! So i'm guessing, a LOT of people. Do any of you O'Reilly opposers see how some of your comments make no sense?Solid_Snake325

Oreilly's show is not the most watched on TV, only cable news TV. And I don't see what his popularity has to do with anything.

did you have a point? Or do you just like stating the obvious?

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"][QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

Oreilly's show is not the most watched on TV, only cable news TV. And I don't see what his popularity has to do with anything.

did you have a point? Or do you just like stating the obvious?

[QUOTE="TBoogy"]

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] Yet it's the most watched show on cable television? I find it hilarious when you guys insult him like this.MoonMarvel

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

The interesting thing is that I have been to a conservative site but not a liberal one. I guess I like to see what the opposition is thinking. I gotta say, they were very angry when I was on them. And pretty racist to boot. I didn't comment though. Just read.

As I said, never been to a liberal one. Are there even any popular ones?I thought the consensus was that we are "tree hugging hippies"? Doesn't go to well with the word "anger". I am not angry at all, at least.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] "The O'Reilly Factor is the most-watched cable news show in the USA.[2][3][4] As of 2009, The O'Reilly Factor averages about 3.5 million viewers a night." As you can see the quote has 3 references, if you'd like me to give them to you I can.MoonMarvel

Yea but "More To Love" get about 7 million viewers every week, so in perspective more people care about a fat girl looking for a boyfriend than both of them. And even then that's about 2 percent of the population.

[QUOTE="LosDaddie"]

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] The people who watch his show are his followers, please don't try to tell me that people who hate him watch the show every night. So if more people watch the show, more people will care what he thinks.Solid_Snake325

did you have a point? Or do you just like stating the obvious?

Miscommunication mostly.

You said "Do any of you O'Reilly opposers see how some of your comments make no sense?" which made no sense to me. People bash their opposition all the time.

[QUOTE="TBoogy"]

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] Yet it's the most watched show on cable television? I find it hilarious when you guys insult him like this.Solid_Snake325

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

I would say that "calling someone stupid when they say something dumb"(which this was) and bashing are two different things. I have only done so twice. This time, and when he attacked Ludicris back in the day (although I don't like Ludicris either).

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="TBoogy"]

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

The interesting thing is that I have been to a conservative site but not a liberal one. I guess I like to see what the opposition is thinking. I gotta say, they were very angry when I was on them. And pretty racist to boot. I didn't comment though. Just read.

As I said, never been to a liberal one. Are there even any popular ones?I thought the consensus was that we are "tree hugging hippies"? Doesn't go to well with the word "anger". I am not angry at all, at least.

[QUOTE="TBoogy"]

[QUOTE="Solid_Snake325"] Yet it's the most watched show on cable television? I find it hilarious when you guys insult him like this.Toriko42

That doesn't really say much. Older people watch a lot of tv, older people are usually conservative or something close to it, so it seems logical that his show would be a poular destination.

I also think, but this is more opinion, that conservatives are more "angry" and more likely to like to gather and vent (or listen to someone vent) about how the "others" suck. Most liberals I know listen to music more than watch TV.

I am a hardcore liberal. I rarely watch TV, and almost never a news based talk show. My best friend is even worse. I doubt he turns on a tv more than a couple of times a week. Just my observation.

LOL.

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] "Cable News Show" are the key words there It's not the top news show because, Dateline and 60 Minutes both get more viewers. And it definitely isn't the most watched show. 3.5 million people isn't a lot of people in terms of television. You're acting like that majority of the country.Ace_WondersX

Yea but "More To Love" get about 7 million viewers every week, so in perspective more people care about a fat girl looking for a boyfriend than both of them. And even then that's about 2 percent of the population.

WWE Monday Night Raw averages about 5 million every monday night.MoonMarvel

Yea but "More To Love" get about 7 million viewers every week, so in perspective more people care about a fat girl looking for a boyfriend than both of them. And even then that's about 2 percent of the population.

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

Yea but "More To Love" get about 7 million viewers every week, so in perspective more people care about a fat girl looking for a boyfriend than both of them. And even then that's about 2 percent of the population.

maheo30

But what I'm trying to say is that 3.5, 5, 7 million people is not a lot of people compared to a country of 300+ million. So to use that as proof that Bill O'Reilly must be correct and intelligent or that he influences a lot of people because he gets 3.5 million viewers is kinda...

[QUOTE="MoonMarvel"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

Yea but "More To Love" get about 7 million viewers every week, so in perspective more people care about a fat girl looking for a boyfriend than both of them. And even then that's about 2 percent of the population.

maheo30

There both pretentious @ssholes.

I sort of agree with those hatemongers in this case. MJ was a lot of things, but he was also much to weird to be considered a black icon. Before the 90s he could have been, but not anymore.Acemaster27

Oh I get it. Anyone who has a different opinion than you is a "hatemonger". Makes perfect sense!

[QUOTE="Acemaster27"]I sort of agree with those hatemongers in this case. MJ was a lot of things, but he was also much to weird to be considered a black icon. Before the 90s he could have been, but not anymore.trix5817

Oh I get it. Anyone who has a different opinion than you is a "hatemonger". Makes perfect sense!

[QUOTE="trix5817"]

[QUOTE="Acemaster27"]I sort of agree with those hatemongers in this case. MJ was a lot of things, but he was also much to weird to be considered a black icon. Before the 90s he could have been, but not anymore.Toriko42

Oh I get it. Anyone who has a different opinion than you is a "hatemonger". Makes perfect sense!

I don't think O'Reilly's opinion that MJ is not a Black Icon has anything to do with him being a racist or anything to do with race period. He feels that way because of MJ's controversial life and the fact that in recent years people have generally seen him as wacko jacko more than any of the positive things but when he died that quickly changed.

Bill O'Rielly is not racist but I admit that he, being a white man, should not be determining who is a Black Icon for the Black community.

[QUOTE="Toriko42"][QUOTE="trix5817"]

Oh I get it. Anyone who has a different opinion than you is a "hatemonger". Makes perfect sense!

Ace_WondersX

I don't think O'Reilly's opinion that MJ is not a Black Icon has anything to do with him being a racist or anything to do with race period. He feels that way because of MJ's controversial life and the fact that in recent years people have generally seen him as wacko jacko more than any of the positive things but when he died that quickly changed.

Bill O'Rielly is not racist but I admit that he, being a white man, should not be determining who is a Black Icon for the Black community.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="Toriko42"] Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh define the term closet racist Toriko42