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Shocking O'Reilly story
There's a sizable swath of the population that only watches Fox News, listens to talk radio, and reads sites like Breitbart. It's unlikely they will even encounter the O'Reilly news, but if they do, you can bet it's likely to be framed in a way favorable to the disgraced Fox star. "The liberal New York Times is out to get O'Reilly and conservative voices!" It's an alternate reality far too many are living in...
His secret settlement with longtime Fox News colleague Lis Wiehl was the story of the weekend. He agreed to pay $32 million after she threatened to sue him for alleged sexual misconduct. The settlement stayed secret until Saturday, when the NYT's Emily Steel and Michael Schmidt published it. But the real story is, this happened in January and Fox News knew about it, but still renewed his contract in February. Fox makes a big deal about Weinstein... BUT WILL THEY BE EQUALLY OUTRAGED ABOUT THIS? |
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Ten years ago O'Reilly settled a reported ten million dollar lawsuit which was based in part on strange uses for falafel and loofahs. Can't imagine what took place for $32 million.
Bill O'Reilly Falafel Lawsuit Turns Ten | The Smoking Gun Sent from my SM-T580 using Tapatalk |
I don't much care who reported what or why but rather on the events themselves.
As to O"Reilly my impression has always been that he appeared condescending to the women he invited on his show and if that was the manner in which he treated them publicly then what was the guy like in private. O"Reilly was top dog at Fox News, commanded a higher salary and otherwise dominated. It is not uncommon to understand, that familiarity breeds contempt. Nor is it uncommon for envy to bring competitors together for the express purpose of bringing the top dog down. It is also not uncommon for a woman to take different responses from the same approach by different men . It is indeed very easy for a woman to feign indignation fear revulsion, etc with one man and yet with another simply say "knock it off buster" and no I am not making excuses for men, nor claiming sexual harassment doesn't exist . what I am saying is that each situation ought to be carefully reviewed to determine is validity. The $32 million dollar settlement was with a prominent female attorney. Female attorneys can get down and dirty with the boys. There was a relationship between these two. It soured. I believe O'Reilly's arrogance got him in trouble and scorpions do what scorpions do. The amount of settlement represents the value Fox believed was needed vis a vis the revenue they would lose if this situation continued to be a distraction. Personal Best Regards: |
The Weinstein situation is no surprise and the casting couch a ubiquitous fixture in the movie-making business.
Those celebrities and political figures taking umbrage are hypocrites. Those claiming "me too" are doing what that breed does taking advantage of publicity and they don't care if its good or bad. That entire industry plainly speaking is a cesspool fully loaded with narcissist and opportunist that have the morals of an alley cat. Personal Best Regards: |
It's not possible for men to not be sexual
They are the aggressor, and that can mean anything from asking a woman out for a coke to well we all know what is socially unacceptable and criminal.
When I say aggressor, I mean that usually they are the ones that ask a woman for a "date", start the process of choose one; sex, romance, a dalliance, a life long partnership, a one night stand. Women are just as interested in sex, but in a different way and viva la difference. Women flirt, they present themselves as either available or not available and if the male in the situation misreads the cues, she can still say "Knock it off buster" in any number of ways, but making it clear that she is not interested in him sexually. She can get fired, moved, and passed over but if she is good enough at her job she can usually climb the ladder without using the casting couch. I think that women are generally very capable of side stepping and letting someone down easy but there are guys like Harvey Weinstein who very much held the reigns for a lot of chances at success in Hollywood. There are extreme cases, and there are lecherous, unscrupulous men and there are plotting unscrupulous women. Probably six one way and half dozen the other. I like men generally. I think a lot of times they get a bum wrap. But not the ones who keep using the term "femo-fascist" on this forum and the word "cunt". I would like to smack them good. |
This thread sure changed quickly from Fox News
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I am not a fan of Bill O'Reilly. OR Gretchen Carlson. |
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I think it's damn dumb for Fox News Channel to rehire Bill O'Reilly.
BUT I still like Fox News. |
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I love women but have only been in love with one woman my entire life. and I have said "I love women"in her presence because she knows my meaning and intent. Personal Best Regards: |
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Nothing, she likes to brag. As if anyone cares. That’s what high school girls do. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Chi. How'd you get old enough to live in The Villages without getting more conservative in your views???? |
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As to generalizations what else can one do when one can only speculate about this case. I believe I made my case that given O'Reilly's behavior and arrogance it was predictable that someone was going to take him down. However I appreciate your criticism and will take it into consideration with future postings. Personal Best Regards: |
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In order to qualify as an alpha male you have to lower yourself to gutter language. Who would have thunk it. Hmm Why do I care what other people think? Well I don't actually care. However when someone makes a comment is polite about it my usual reaction will be to respond to ensure my communication is not misunderstood. I'm not adverse to constructive criticism ( an oxymoron) etc. Personal Best Regards: |
I found it interesting that the OP used hyperbole when starting this thread. Its not just the "O'Reilly Story" , its the "Shocking O'Reilly Story
with all the scandal and corruption in Washington this one story merits "shocking"? Personal Best Regards: |
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Its like the story the tell of he narcissistic talk show host. The host says, "OK enough about me" now let's get to my guest." the host, My first question to you guest is "what do you think of me"?:D Personal Best Regards: |
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LOL. Yup -- that's Feelings Femo-Fascism for you. As someone posted elsewhere -- it's People Magazine politics. The whole country is one big high school cafeteria. For sorting out the stupid chaos inflicted by these idiots, try this: To start cleaning up the mess caused by these idiots, try this: . |
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It's too bad people only watch their one station when it comes to politics. The right sticks with Fox and the left with CNN. In a perfect world they should watch one station one night and the other the next. Then decide where the truth is leading them.
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And Topspin? You don't usually have so many grammatical errors? What's up? Topspin. Were you a professional Tennis player? |
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I done that so it could be diverted to spelling/grammar problem rather that O SHYT Look who got caught lying and deception again. |
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