View Full Version : Sean Hannity Remark - April 4
buggyone
04-04-2014, 09:17 PM
I actually hate to admit that I watched the first few minutes of Hannity tonight at 10 pm. He had the usual group of people in his studio talking of the dangers of Spring Break. The younger people (probably late 20's) said they did not go on Spring Break in Florida when they were in college. One of the young ladies said her parents sent her to visit grandparents in Century City. Hannity said, "Is that like The Villages where all those old people live?" He further went on to laughingly state that The Villages has the highest rate of STD's in the country.
This is a highly paid commentator who has been to The Villages several times and praises it to the skies when he is here. Now, on his nationwide show, Hannity ridicules The Villages.
I am sure some of you heard the remarks tonight. What do you think of Sean Hannity now? I think even less of him than I did before - and that is sinking to the bottom.
Chi-Town
04-04-2014, 09:35 PM
Nothing like playing the STD card for a little off color humor.
gerryann
04-04-2014, 09:41 PM
He's ignorant and rude! Stupid comments will come back to bite him.
er9027
04-04-2014, 09:52 PM
He's fine...he was saying in jest! It's a stigma we have to live with...LIVE WITH IT...
GET TESTED !!! Have a nice day.
Cincinnatus
04-04-2014, 09:58 PM
He provides little insight or intellect.
I've never cared much for him or his shows.
Now I like him even less.
ilovetv
04-04-2014, 10:02 PM
I actually hate to admit that I watched the first few minutes of Hannity tonight at 10 pm. He had the usual group of people in his studio talking of the dangers of Spring Break. The younger people (probably late 20's) said they did not go on Spring Break in Florida when they were in college. One of the young ladies said her parents sent her to visit grandparents in Century City. Hannity said, "Is that like The Villages where all those old people live?" He further went on to laughingly state that The Villages has the highest rate of STD's in the country.
This is a highly paid commentator who has been to The Villages several times and praises it to the skies when he is here. Now, on his nationwide show, Hannity ridicules The Villages.
I am sure some of you heard the remarks tonight. What do you think of Sean Hannity now? I think even less of him than I did before - and that is sinking to the bottom.
As buggyone said on 9/22/13 in post #49:
"If you are not able to deflect the STD material into something humorous, just ignore it."
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/villages-florida-general-discussion-73/stds-villages-84971/index5.html
Xavier
04-04-2014, 10:10 PM
How do you suppose that Fox News can, without fail, find all those morons? That has to take a certain amount of skill. I guess it's best that they are all in one place.
Xavier
Bogie Shooter
04-04-2014, 10:13 PM
It all comes from his FOX news training?
DonH57
04-04-2014, 10:23 PM
He provides little insight or intellect.
I've never cared much for him or his shows.
Now I like him even less.
I don't take stock in any thing any of them say. No more than any of the politicians and their excuses.
Cajulian
04-04-2014, 10:33 PM
Good or bad, Fox is the top rated cable news channel in the nation for several years running. Lots of "Somebodies" think they are good. It's not even a close race, according to the ratings people.
VT2TV
04-04-2014, 11:11 PM
Nothing new here. That is probably one of the very first thing I heard about the Villages. I heard it from people I told I was moving to TV, I heard it from friends living elsewhere in Florida. I believe it is even mentioned in that book that someone wrote about the Villages. I heard it from people who have family that lives in the Village. After moving here, I even had no fewer than 4 or 5 current Villagers mention it to me. Every one who mentioned it joked about it and thought it was funny, if it was even true. I guarantee that Hannity is not the first, and will not be the last to make a joke about a mostly over 50 retirement facility. I hear comics making fun about several "sun city" type communties frequently, and lots of innuendos about what goes on.
handyman
04-04-2014, 11:30 PM
Nothing new here. That is probably one of the very first thing I heard about the Villages. I heard it from people I told I was moving to TV, I heard it from friends living elsewhere in Florida. I believe it is even mentioned in that book that someone wrote about the Villages. I heard it from people who have family that lives in the Village. After moving here, I even had no fewer than 4 or 5 current Villagers mention it to me. Every one who mentioned it joked about it and thought it was funny, if it was even true. I guarantee that Hannity is not the first, and will not be the last to make a joke about a mostly over 50 retirement facility. I hear comics making fun about several "sun city" type communties frequently, and lots of innuendos about what goes on.
I think you are right,he is no more then a comic.
2BNTV
04-04-2014, 11:38 PM
NOT MUCH!!!!
Sean Hannity was not practicing responsible journalism with his remarks. He should get his facts straight, before he makes comments about them. The original article stated, STD was on the rise in TV. What it failed to mention, it was on the rise all over the U.S.
TV doesn't have a STD problem, but it does have a drinking problem. :beer3:
DougB
04-05-2014, 12:01 AM
... Nevermind
chachacha
04-05-2014, 12:13 AM
i am a big fan of sean's and his joking about a well known rumor will not affect my opinion in the least...and by word of a local doctor, the rumor is far from untrue!
bachfan
04-05-2014, 12:32 AM
I worked at the Leesburg hospital when I first moved here and people would say that to me all the time. I would tell them while I have never seen a STD running wild in TV, I admitted that we did have a lot of AIDS in TV. Hearing Aids, Band-aids, Rolaids.
Polar Bear
04-05-2014, 03:21 AM
How do you suppose that Fox News can, without fail, find all those morons? That has to take a certain amount of skill. I guess it's best that they are all in one place...
All in one place? You mean Fox News and MSNBC share the same studios??
keithwand
04-05-2014, 06:21 AM
STD.
Pure marketing hype. We are an active community; right?
Golfingnut
04-05-2014, 06:22 AM
All in one place? You mean Fox News and MSNBC share the same studios??
That would be appropriate since neither one know anything about facts.
ricthemic
04-05-2014, 06:27 AM
i am a big fan of sean's and his joking about a well known rumor will not affect my opinion in the least...and by word of a local doctor, the rumor is far from untrue!
Please clarify. If the doctor said "the rumor is FAR from untrue" doesn't that mean it is close to true.
Bogie Shooter
04-05-2014, 06:52 AM
NOT MUCH!!!!
Sean Hannity was not practicing responsible journalism with his remarks. He should get his facts straight, before he makes comments about them. The original article stated, STD was on the rise in TV. What it failed to mention, it was on the rise all over the U.S.
TV doesn't have a STD problem, but it does have a drinking problem. :beer3:
Facts? That is an unknown commodity on Fox News.
OCsun
04-05-2014, 07:24 AM
That would be appropriate since neither one know anything about facts.
End of story!!!:spoken:
Moderator
04-05-2014, 07:38 AM
This thread has strayed hopelessly off topic into a discussion of political slants of various news networks.
Thread closed.
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