exploding head

It's the sound of Wingnuts' heads exploding!  It sounds like…victory.  For you see, the Spocko vs. KSFO Snuff Radio story has made it all the way to USA Today, and for once the Big Media seems to have gotten it right. 

Some advertisers, including Bank of America and MasterCard, have deserted KSFO since an anonymous media critic identifying himself online as Spocko began posting recordings of the station's "Hot Talk" hosts. Spocko and some of his readers have been e-mailing the audio to KSFO advertisers since 2005, asking the companies whether they want to be associated with the controversial rhetoric.

The First Amendment flap was debated Sunday on CNN's Reliable Sources. Dan Riehl, a blogger critical of Spocko, said some of the radio hosts' comments "were blown out of proportion or misrepresented" in the complaints to sponsors.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.  "Misrepresented" those poor, poor victimized and persecuted six-figure swill merchants at KSFO.  Fortunately, the man debating Dancin' Dan Riehl was none other than Mighty Mike Stark!

Mike Stark, another blogger and a Spocko ally, said: "The way to fight free speech that you disagree with is to engage in more free speech. And that's exactly what Spocko did."

Touché!!  Suck it, Riehl!  You know if this was the other way around, Riehl would be squawking like a wet hen that Disney/ABC was trying to silence him and trample upon his God-given right as an American Asshole to make a fool of himself in public.  But while we're introducing shoes to other feet to see how they feel, let's look at what Dan Riehl had to say about the Dixie Chicks controversy:

The Dixie Victims

Aww … those bad people aren't buying our records. And now the evil Rethuglicans have influenced the media preventing us from running our bash Bush / Republicans ad right before an election.

I can't recall ever seeing anyone so desperate to try and kick start their career.

"It's a sad commentary about the level of fear in our society that a movie about a group of courageous entertainers who were blacklisted for exercising their right of free speech is now itself being blacklisted by corporate America," Harvey Weinstein said in a statement. "The idea that anyone should be penalized for criticizing the president is profoundly un-American."

Shudder, the liberal elitist is questioning our patriotism. I'm outraged!!

lol Actually, like 99.9% of the rest America, I don't even care what the idiots say or think, let alone sing. That they think they are entitled to force themselves on the public is the real joke. It's a free world and the free world has told the Dixie Twits to take a hike. They should take along their instruments and serenade trees, or something. It seems a captive audience is the only way they can get one these days – and that's no one's fault but their own.