Comments by "justgivemethetruth" (@justgivemethetruth) on "Cenk Uygur And Kyle Kulinski Leave Major Progressive Group" video.
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OK - “It seems like there is a sea of tits here, and I am drinking in tiny droplets. I want to dive into the whole god damn ocean,” he wrote. “ - that is pretty objectifying and offensive, and it gets worse. That part does not sound a bit like he is joking or being sarcastic.
But, ah, what are we going to do now with everyone, go back and look at their Google search history and check every website they went to? Are there no rules of standards for any of this? I have to admit I would never think to say anything like that at all, let alone under my full real name and doing business as title. That is insane, unless he is trying to get a job with the porn companies in Florida,
What did people think of this and how did they respond to it at the time? That is, what was the context of these remarks please?
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Cenk claims he is no longer a Muslim too, but when he had that 3 hour epic long debate with Sam Harris he sounded very defensive of "The Prophet". So, that is sort of OK because I listen carefully to what people say, and often Cenk expresses Progressive values very well, so on those occasions I agree with him. It is just not good to decide that one really likes someone and so must agree with them all the time.
I did not know Cenk used to be Conservative, but I do remember looking up and finding the funding, at least the initial funding for TYT was from a Conservative. So, I am looking for why and what is going on with the Conservative ownership of Progressives voices?
Having heard some of what Cenk said that was deemed offensive, it was more extremely immature, like adolescent fantasy talk, and very stupid, very, very stupid. It sounded to me like anyone who would talk like that, or write like that, was mostly concerned about being a celebrity and politics and ethics came a distant second if not worse.
There was always something about the discussion with Cenk in the center presiding over a lot of kind of titillating sexual-related stories that I always used to wonder ... what are they doing talking about this stuff on a political show. I thought it was more to attract an audience that was not patient enough to talk just about political issues, but now I think it was more, there was something wrong about that, and while i got used to hearing that and mostly tuned them out, I did like the interviews he did with Bernie Sanders and Jane Sanders, and some of the other work he did. I felt that proved his Progressive bona fides and it was not necessary that everything he did in his life was perfect, but I can see why this happened in today's almost nonsense climate.
Which is also probably a good time to express that I don't that many, or as many as I think women coming out and accusing predators and harassers - and I wonder why that is. In fact it almost seems like as many women came out to point the finger at Al Franken as the total that came out about other harassers. That's an exaggeration, but Franken was slammed in the media like no one I have ever seen with accusations that were trivial compared to Cosby, Weinstein, Trump or Roy Moore. I felt like this was all staged for the public in some way.
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