Thank you, Snoopy Dog, for clearing that up for me with your intelligent dialogue.

(Don't need /sarc off here)

The double d-o-g has an interesting way of looking at free speech.  I especially like the part where he explains that he is justified in ragging on certain types of women in his "music"......and the idea of comparing Imus to Pacman Jones is priceless....Have another "gin and juice" snoop, you moron.

Who he?

I'm sorry, Tim, you were expecting level-headed logic from...Snoop Dogg? Really? WOW you're optimistic.

Akon featuring Snoop Dogg recent number ONE song "I Wanna Love You"..
But the kids have this version on their IPOD....."I wanna F*ck You"

http://www.youtube.c...

and you ole farts thought Boy George was corrupting the youth of America back in the 80's....lol.

That quote was from Snoop? Sure it wasn't from William F. Buckley?

The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.

- Arabian Proverb

Snizzle dizzle fizzle, Snoop Dog wants Imus to sizzle.

Oh wow. The hypocracy is unbelievable. Welcome to the Police State folks. You are no longer allowed to say anything that might offend anybody else unless you are Rosi, Maher, Sharpton, Jackson, John Stewart, Borat, a Rapper (blacks only, not Eminem et. al.) or a comedian (blacks only, not white comedians). Eventually, just calling a person 'black' will be a crime (the appropriate title this year is "African-American-Non-Caucasoid"

You have been warned.

So I guess Snoop has first ammendment rights and no one else does.

Now I understand. Boy I was wrong all these years.

Snoop is right, he is no Imus. Imus has done tremendous things for sickle cell anemia and for a wide range of childhood diseases. What has Snoop and his posse done? Enough.

This POS, Snoopy Dog, pleaded no contest (guilty) today to possession of pot and a handgun in Pasadena, Cal. Who does this criminal think he is to be pontificating to the rest of us?

Tru Dat!....let the dogg represent....he know ho's......it jez be difunt.....ain't no cracker say dat..... dogg at a nutha level

This is a parody, isn't it?

Oh, and isn't Snoop Dog one of the the guys running around in some of the Girls Gone Wild ads zooming in with his handicam?

“…that’s trying to get a n---a for his money.”

No other reasons for a “ho” to want to connect with a “man” eh Dog?

You’re not just a little bit ashamed that apparently many young woman of color have such low self-esteem.

Dog, you’re just another misogynistic, egotistical thug.

Referring to a man Imus' age as a “punk” reveals both your thoroughly corrupt understanding of the English language and your shallow thinking.

And… an archaic slang definition of the word “punk”.... Whore! 

    Imus' and the 'Rap Community' (an oxymoron if there ever was one) are misogynistic hypocritical scumbags.   Those remarks strike me as more sexist than racist, although they were both.  The media seems to be putting them in context of their agenda, whereas the government needs to pay out more to help the stricken poor as some kind of solution to racism and the "two Americas".  There are more people in poverty because of the government's policies and society's breakdown of the traditional family than anything else; something the MSM has actively cheered on for decades.

    There was a real contempt for those basketball players as women athletes, I think, and there is a continual undercurrent of contempt for women in the MSM and elsewhere, but it's being played as a Black-White racism issue.  I would tell Imus to shove his phony apology right up his dumb ass if I were them!!

" 'Fred's Slacks'  is a winner!!" 

 Smart, intelligent and funny...Describes neither of these gentlemen.

Reduce the U.S. Carbon Footprint.  Send Rosie to Iran.  Airforce_5_O 04/04/2007

Incredible--Imus being schooled by Exhibit A of misogynistic drivel. What a world.

oh my ... i never figured snoop dog to be such an intellectual ... and the parallel between pacman jones' arrest record and and imus' offensive comment is pure genius ... snoop has spoken, so i guess this case is officially closed

"At some point, the 'public' has to contribute more to society than just exercising its rights" - [PMOH]Buck

Toward the end of a recent Time magazine article entitled: Who can say what?, one of the basketball players in a Rutgers' new conference, stated the following: "I'm a woman, and I'm someone's child," said Kia Vaughn. "I achieve a lot. And unless they've given this name, a 'ho,' a new definition, then that is not what I am."

Well, that’s all well and good, but my question is:  How many Rap CDs, DVDs, and iPod music will you find if you go to any one of the girl’s dorm room?

I would suggest that they aren’t listening to The Sound Of Music or My Fair Lady.