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Reply #23: His being polite to a guest on his show makes him right-wing? [View All]

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Forkboy

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Mon Dec-20-04 12:55 AM
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23. His being polite to a guest on his show makes him right-wing?

He says everyone is "welcome" to come back anytime.It's called polite discourse (not my strong point I admit,but I'm not a host of a show).

From this you suspect that he and Watts are in cahoots to make a right-wing show?

Notice he doesn't say NPR was preventing him from turning his program into a RW show for blacks - but I'll bet that's what happened.

What evidence,besides his daring to be polite,do you have of this?

Instead, he says NPR was "against the interests of people of color". That says a whole lot to me.

What does that say to you?

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