Ill defend that 21 year old nitwit Justin Bieber because he was 15 years old. His parents and their neighbors are the ones with something to answer for. The thing that interest me more is the fact that the guy out of the frame, and holding the camera, was laughing as he said, Dont say it. Justin said it. And the girl sitting next to Bieber had no reaction at all. IMO All of this means the n-word was clearly understood and used regularly. (contrary to Whoopi) Furthermore, Bieber just barely gets a pass. I think he was famous and doing duets with black stars at the age of 15, wasnt he? But, again, thats back to his parents and the neighborhood they lived in. ---- Whoopi defended Mel Gibson a little too vehemently for my taste as well --even though I felt sorry for him. He was raised by a man so full of hate that he denied the holocaust took place. But that doesnt mean Mel gets a pass on an apology. And I dont think I ever heard one. Bieber has a leg up on him. Yet somehow it looks like Mel Gibson is in the next Expendables movie. Did I miss his apology? How did that happen? I thought his career was over . John Mayer probably gave the best white-boy-n-word apology Ive heard so far. It sounded like the absolute truth. I was trying to sound cool during an interview. That plus an apology, were good and were done..
Posted on: Sat, 07 Jun 2014 00:32:18 +0000
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