Bitch STFU already

Let me start off by saying that I hate Rosie O'Donnel. She sucks.

But what she's saying is reasonable, I don't know why people are instantly dismissing her. Sure, its not the mainstream thought. She's being risky and airing her controversial views. In the 19th Century, William Lloyd Garrison took the huge risk of airing his views about the Abolition of Slavery, and look where that led. I seriously doubt that Rosie O'Donnel is going to change the future of America by saying what she said, but she is doing exactly what Garrison did in the 19th Century, through a different way, of course. I think for being brave enough to speak her thoughts we owe a bit of respect.
The opposing woman in red had no retort to her statements. If there's no actual proof disproving her statements, I think we should consider them.
 
IntruderLS1 said:
How old are you Really? ha-ha.
How come you're so much better at dredging up old history lessons than I am? :) Nicely done.
(Even though I still think she's full of a smelly brown substance) :ninja:
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Lol, thanks. Well, to be perfectly honest, we just went through the Pre-Civil War (Antebellum) Chapter, so all the stuff is fresh in my mind. That, and its an AP course, so there would be problems if I didn't remember :tongue:

But up until this point, besides her being a little risky in what she said, I don't really see anything wrong with her. Anyone care to fill me in on why everyone seems to hate her? :)
 
EmperorKupcake said:
Let me start off by saying that I hate Rosie O'Donnel. She sucks.

But what she's saying is reasonable, I don't know why people are instantly dismissing her. Sure, its not the mainstream thought. She's being risky and airing her controversial views. In the 19th Century, William Lloyd Garrison took the huge risk of airing his views about the Abolition of Slavery, and look where that led. I seriously doubt that Rosie O'Donnel is going to change the future of America by saying what she said, but she is doing exactly what Garrison did in the 19th Century, through a different way, of course. I think for being brave enough to speak her thoughts we owe a bit of respect.
The opposing woman in red had no retort to her statements. If there's no actual proof disproving her statements, I think we should consider them.
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Well yeah she's afraid Rosie would eat her or rape her or both at the same time.:D
 
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