More like polylaundry, amirite?
More like polylaundry, amirite?
am not sure what free speech has to do with the contracts between the actor and the network. He's probably not even on a W2, but rather a 1099 and isn't directly employed by the network. The Constitutional aspect of this is laughable. Personally I still they're short-sighted as a business for suspending him (he's a minister from the South, is this shocking? Really?), and he's free and entitled to voice his thoughts on Christianity however silly they may be to me. But to say anyone was wronged beyond the employer/contractor involved in the dispute is absurd. This is just a contact law matter. Big. Fawking. Deal. To me an everyone else.
So I guess I am perpetuating it some by talking about it, but I am not aghast by A&E or Phil. I am just amazed so many people have such strong opinions about one way or the other.
So I guess I am perpetuating it some by talking about it, but I am not aghast by A&E or Phil. I am just amazed so many people have such strong opinions about one way or the other.
I've really got to stop drinking when I read posts. I'll now need new set of prints to look at, laughed and knocked over my glass of water.
He hasn't apologize yet has he? I'm sick of people apologizing for exercising free speech. I hope he doesn't cave.
Think they will Paula Deen the family?
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Glenn Beck said the whole family should write GQ saying they back what Phil said. A&E would essentially have to cave in to their biggest money maker or suspend/fire the whole family. Basically dare A&E to make a stand on money or "principal."
8 pages???
What the heck happened??
What the heck happened??
Im just guessin here but I bet the praying at the family dinner at the end of the show was what really bothered the libs......
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