TheRadioVortex said:
Mike Malloy won't go anywhere nationally until he quits using inflammatory 4 and 5 letter words - too offensive to religious groups and conservatives, especially in Arizona. He said tonight (on the KTLK L.A. audio stream) that he will never do his program as part of a company again, after getting burned by Air American and NOVA-M. He also says Air America still owes him $114,000.00 dollars. And, next Wednesday, the new number for the show will be: 1-877-89-MALLOY 8)
I'm surprised that he gets away with that kind of language. It's awful to hear it on the radio. It gives license to all of us to speak and act inappropriately in public that way. I wish broadcasters would recognize that as long as they have a mic in hand, they are instructors on public behavior. Rudeness, false public accusation, and course language never gets us anywhere worthwhile, in my opinion, unless of course the objective is to divide and conquer us as a society. All the loud mouths out there, regardless of their political or religious motivations, ought to take heed to the damage they are doing to our way of life on a day to day basis. To me, it's simply shameful how the radio and TV media are being used by unbridled, selfish interests, to damage a society that once believed in civil behavior.
I heard an insightful Dennis Prager say one day that he's never seen this nation so divided, and that he simply didn't know why. I wanted to tell him and a number of other political and religious radio and TV people, "Look in the Mirror!" They forgot that the so called, "culture wars" were started by them. Now it's Divide and conquer. We are all their victims until or unless we see what they have been doing to us in the public square. Let's call them what they are. They are mob leaders, cult figures and nothing more, and they're using the public broadcast spectrum to do their worst. Shame on them all. Freedom of Speech? Yeah, right.
Did anyone see the TV story about gun and ammo sales skyrocketing? Under the circumstances, without voices of unity and with only the megaphones of divisiveness, it makes sense that the camps are arming themselves.
You're right about Mike Malloy, but he'll always have an appeal to the angry among us. Hmmm. Let me check his broadcast schedule again.
Got to run. It's time for me to check my blood pressure.
