Speaking is unamerican- Says Bill O'Reilly
A friend of mine tries to get me to listen to Bill on a daily basis so we can hear 'the republican talking points of the day'. He doesn't listen to ALL the republican talk radio, just Bill, as he feels that they all repeat the same boring talk all day.
Well as I was flipping channels, thinking I was gonna go to bed I saw Jeffrey Fogel, Legal Director for the Center of Constitutional Rights, on The O'Reilly Factor( Fox Cable). Bill was peeved because this LAWYER was advising protestors going to NYC for the RNC to NOT to comply with the police when questioned or detained.
Basically Bill's point was that the protestors were darn annoying and that because of THEM his family is less safe. See America is at the point where if we take a few police off watching terrorists, BAM! They'll attack loud mouth 'journalists' and their families.
I thought that the lawyer had an EXCELLENT point, which was to point out if we are THAT unsafe then the Republicans shouldn't have their convention in New York... as it's really the convention's fault. Bill didn't really like THAT idea so he went back to the idea that if HE was a citizen and the police questioned him 'who threw that rock?' he would have a DUTY to answer. Fogel, pointed out what if you had thrown the rock?
Bill didn't like that answer and again pointed out that as a CITIZEN you should do everything in your power to help the police.... Jeffrey Fogel then asked Bill what if the police asked him 'make we look around...' This was amusing as Bill pointed out he wouldn't just LET the police in as that would be an invasion of privacy. Fogel continued with the police 'asking' to 'check out his bag...' again Bill pointed out that was wrong.
I laughed at this point as that was EXACTLY what the police had done here in Boston. They stopped trains and searched bags. They 'randomly' checked bags for evidence of drugs... all because of the DNC. AND the Boston mass transit wanted to KEEP the power of random bag checks.
So Bill, to me and the lawyer, was basically saying that the welfare of HIS family is more important then some New Yorker's right to protest the president for being... Well George Walker Bush. Maybe the next Democrat President can decide that MY welfare is more important then the O'Reilly Factor and take Bill off the air.
Well as I was flipping channels, thinking I was gonna go to bed I saw Jeffrey Fogel, Legal Director for the Center of Constitutional Rights, on The O'Reilly Factor( Fox Cable). Bill was peeved because this LAWYER was advising protestors going to NYC for the RNC to NOT to comply with the police when questioned or detained.
Basically Bill's point was that the protestors were darn annoying and that because of THEM his family is less safe. See America is at the point where if we take a few police off watching terrorists, BAM! They'll attack loud mouth 'journalists' and their families.
I thought that the lawyer had an EXCELLENT point, which was to point out if we are THAT unsafe then the Republicans shouldn't have their convention in New York... as it's really the convention's fault. Bill didn't really like THAT idea so he went back to the idea that if HE was a citizen and the police questioned him 'who threw that rock?' he would have a DUTY to answer. Fogel, pointed out what if you had thrown the rock?
Bill didn't like that answer and again pointed out that as a CITIZEN you should do everything in your power to help the police.... Jeffrey Fogel then asked Bill what if the police asked him 'make we look around...' This was amusing as Bill pointed out he wouldn't just LET the police in as that would be an invasion of privacy. Fogel continued with the police 'asking' to 'check out his bag...' again Bill pointed out that was wrong.
I laughed at this point as that was EXACTLY what the police had done here in Boston. They stopped trains and searched bags. They 'randomly' checked bags for evidence of drugs... all because of the DNC. AND the Boston mass transit wanted to KEEP the power of random bag checks.
So Bill, to me and the lawyer, was basically saying that the welfare of HIS family is more important then some New Yorker's right to protest the president for being... Well George Walker Bush. Maybe the next Democrat President can decide that MY welfare is more important then the O'Reilly Factor and take Bill off the air.

