"Fox and Friends" is a day time TV news program, which once meant light news and discussions.
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"Fox and Friends" is a day time TV news program, which once meant light news and discussions. Three days ago one of their hosts said that homeless people should be exterminated by "lethal injection."
This remark has gotten the most attention but it was in the context of a "conversation" between the hosts laced with misinformation. eg. the suggestion that there are "billions of dollars" for "mental health" services for homeless people.
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"Fox and Friends" is a day time TV news program, which once meant light news and discussions. Three days ago one of their hosts said that homeless people should be exterminated by "lethal injection."
This remark has gotten the most attention but it was in the context of a "conversation" between the hosts laced with misinformation. eg. the suggestion that there are "billions of dollars" for "mental health" services for homeless people.
The conversation paints an image of unruly stubborn people who are sapping up vast government spending. The only spending that is nearly that expansive is law enforcement. And obviously that isn't helping people directly.
Nonetheless even if the context were true it's sickening to hear Brian Kilmeade talk about murdering people who have done what? Sullied his eyes with their poverty?
I don't know where to start.
Find Jesus. What is wrong with you?
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The conversation paints an image of unruly stubborn people who are sapping up vast government spending. The only spending that is nearly that expansive is law enforcement. And obviously that isn't helping people directly.
Nonetheless even if the context were true it's sickening to hear Brian Kilmeade talk about murdering people who have done what? Sullied his eyes with their poverty?
I don't know where to start.
Find Jesus. What is wrong with you?
Am I that radical for thinking this is just way out of line? Monstrous?
Just kill the homeless people, Brian? Who else?
Listen I don't even get being mad at someone who's homeless. I thought conservatives liked "gratitude" isn't Brian grateful that he's not homeless? That he's not facing a set of problems like that? Like even if you are too stingy to want to help, come on.
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Am I that radical for thinking this is just way out of line? Monstrous?
Just kill the homeless people, Brian? Who else?
Listen I don't even get being mad at someone who's homeless. I thought conservatives liked "gratitude" isn't Brian grateful that he's not homeless? That he's not facing a set of problems like that? Like even if you are too stingy to want to help, come on.
Can some of you who know people who watch fox please ask them if they think it's a normal thing to say? I'm really questioning how far gone people are.
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Can some of you who know people who watch fox please ask them if they think it's a normal thing to say? I'm really questioning how far gone people are.
You're not supposed to kill them. You are supposed to wash their feet.
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Can some of you who know people who watch fox please ask them if they think it's a normal thing to say? I'm really questioning how far gone people are.
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@futurebird@sauropods.win I have no difficulty imagining certainly people at my work being completely on board with those ideas
I really need to get out of here......Are they like small children who do not comprehend the permanence of death?
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"Fox and Friends" is a day time TV news program, which once meant light news and discussions. Three days ago one of their hosts said that homeless people should be exterminated by "lethal injection."
This remark has gotten the most attention but it was in the context of a "conversation" between the hosts laced with misinformation. eg. the suggestion that there are "billions of dollars" for "mental health" services for homeless people.
@futurebird (reacting to the chyron) it feels telling that conservatives always think draconian policing is the best way to prevent murder, as if the only reason people don’t kill is out of fear of the police.
When the vast majority of murder is acts of passion.
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@futurebird (reacting to the chyron) it feels telling that conservatives always think draconian policing is the best way to prevent murder, as if the only reason people don’t kill is out of fear of the police.
When the vast majority of murder is acts of passion.
They are really working as hard as they can to manufacture panic over crime.
