CNN anchors getting drunk on new year's?
Apparently it's a thing to see those morons getting blasted?? I thought being on air one had to be professional?
shareBring back prohibition, eh?!
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Edward R. Murrow and several other widely respected news personalities were drunk and otherwise inebriated on air while reporting current events. What do you hope to accomplish by singling out this recent example?
shareIt’s not true
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I apologize, I've seen people of color refer to Lemon as a Coon on twitter so I didn't think it was that bad.
shareThat doesn't mean that YOU get permission to say it, LetThemEatCake. When people of color refer to another black person that way, whether it be in jest, as a put-down, or both (jokes can be put-downs, as well.), it's disgusting, self-degrading--and pitiful. When a white person does it, it's vicious. You just might want to think about that.
shareHilarious! White people don't need YOUR permission to speak.
shareYou're missing my point, Stratego. The fact is when white people speak that way, blacks rightly consider that an insult, and, if a white person talks like that, either to or about a black person, s/he could end up in a huge amount of trouble, such as getting slammed or whatever.
share> Don Lemon as "Coon Lemon"
Don Lemon is a vile racist on CNN. NBC has Al Sharpton. Lefty hypocrites give blacks and Arabs a pass on racism.
all news on tv is unprofessional...
shareYuck!! I'm glad I didn't watch that, because I absolutely hate the sight of people who are so out-of-control drunk.
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