Sometimes a public figure, a congressman, a prominent female attorney
will make a comment that he does not like; they say something he really
finds offensive. He will then describe a violent physical act that he
would like to do to the person or he feels should be done to the
person. He justifies it always by saying everyone knows he does not
really mean those words.
Unless the person was really unintelligent, no one would take him literally. I found it extremely offensive for him to talk this way about a lady my age. Someone who in reality would probably be very defenseless against him physically.
He paints a very ugly picture with his words. A picture I hear in the morning when I am waking up. Are these images then detrimental to some people? Are the airwaves too violent?
Its embarrassing to me--to hear a lady, successful, my age, referred to in these terms. I think if he was really intelligent, innovative or forward thinking he could use other words to describe his disagreement without mentioning violence.
Are these the policies or views of the radio station?
Unless the person was really unintelligent, no one would take him literally. I found it extremely offensive for him to talk this way about a lady my age. Someone who in reality would probably be very defenseless against him physically.
He paints a very ugly picture with his words. A picture I hear in the morning when I am waking up. Are these images then detrimental to some people? Are the airwaves too violent?
Its embarrassing to me--to hear a lady, successful, my age, referred to in these terms. I think if he was really intelligent, innovative or forward thinking he could use other words to describe his disagreement without mentioning violence.
Are these the policies or views of the radio station?
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