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:''Imus wasn't really calling them whores, but commenting on their looks.''  You mean he was just saying they ''looked'' like whores?  And somehow that's OK?  ''It's perfectly acceptable in the billion dollar industry of Rap music''  And that's the standard we should hold people to?  Gentlemen, especially as Christian men, I'm hoping you have higher personal standards than this.  I think there's a lot of good in Imus, and I'm not sure he should have been fired, but his comment was unacceptable, period.  I do think we should include the text of the comment in the article, along with more of the transcript if [[User:RSchlafly|RSchlafly]] feels that's necessary for context, so that readers understand the controversy.  I think it would be also useful to include information about the Imus ranch, his work for kids with cancer, his vegan/natural living outlook, and so on to show his more positive side.--[[User:Hsmom|Hsmom]] 08:29, 30 May 2007 (EDT)

:''Imus wasn't really calling them whores, but commenting on their looks.''  You mean he was just saying they ''looked'' like whores?  And somehow that's OK?  ''It's perfectly acceptable in the billion dollar industry of Rap music''  And that's the standard we should hold people to?  Gentlemen, especially as Christian men, I'm hoping you have higher personal standards than this.  I think there's a lot of good in Imus, and I'm not sure he should have been fired, but his comment was unacceptable, period.  I do think we should include the text of the comment in the article, along with more of the transcript if [[User:RSchlafly|RSchlafly]] feels that's necessary for context, so that readers understand the controversy.  I think it would be also useful to include information about the Imus ranch, his work for kids with cancer, his vegan/natural living outlook, and so on to show his more positive side.--[[User:Hsmom|Hsmom]] 08:29, 30 May 2007 (EDT)