Emperor Primacron the 1st wrote:The Avatar of Man wrote:Phenotype wrote:I'm glad he's not doing it, keep that misogynist pig out of Transformers. That guy has no respect for women, men that act like him make me sick.
How can he hate women? He has a wife and a female co-host, and is courteous to every chick he has on the show (and it is frequent). If anything, he really...reallly loves women. I'd say it takes guts to say, "It's your buisness if you display yourself for money, despite what society demands... just let me watch." If anything, he's for female liberation. Note all the women CHOOSE to be on his show, and many are quite wealthy porn stars.
Hell yea.
I think He/she is upset that Howard has GOOD LOOKING women on his show, and chicks who use their bodies to get rich. And Howard's the best guy out there for free speech.he probably wasnt never even asked , that guys such a piece of crap.. He was just trying to connect himself to something big probably.. Im glade that lowlife is off normal radio.
Normal Radio SUCKS! It's watered down, censored, bleeped, dumped and FULL of commericals. Lots of radio station's ratings went to hell after he went satilite.
Hell, I'm sick and tired of these radio guys having to say "A-hole" , "F you", and so on. Hell, even scientific words are bleeped these days and since the FCC's 'decentcy crusade' after Janet's titties popped out on TV in 2004, radio's been crap.....so what in the name of god damn hell is so great about regular radio?
Sorry, but guys like Imus, Oppy & Anthony, Rover, Mancow, Drew & Mike, etc are all a bunch of chumps who never made me laugh. Here in Detroit, the station Stern was on went through 3 or 4 different morning guys cause each one sucked worse than the other.
George Noory or Bell would be cool to hear on the radio in the film, though.
Nicely said.
Howard Stern OWNED regular radio. Not many had the balls to stand up to the FCC like he did.
So, he goes to Sirius Satellite Radio, gets paid 500 million dollars and the FCC then passes a ton of bad laws on the remaining disc jockeys still stuck on free radio.
They aren't even allowed to say "douchebag" (or possibly "scumbag") anymore without getting massive fines. Is that "free speech"?
Those who say he puts women or gays down just don't get what he is.
He's been the voice of what men (and an increasing amount of women) WANT to hear on their drive to work... SEX. LOTS OF IT.
It's tasty.
It's invigorating.
It's coffee without the caffeine.
And gays?
If he's so "bad" to them, then why is he constantly given free speech awards from that community? Because
HE, above all others, brought the normalcy of them into the limelight, from out of the shadows. He gave them a voice when noone else would.
When Howard Stern retires in a few years, free speech in America is going to be losing a large chunk of it's heart.
As for him turning down the movie spot, his agent's right.
It doesn't matter if the movie's good or a bomb, it won't either be because he had his voice in it for a millisecond or not.
He didn't need to be there. Sure, it MIGHT have given Sirius a mild advertisement, but Stern certainly doesn't need it. He's in his prime right now. What was his Christmas bonus last year? 83 million or something? Why mess with his Sirius-exclusive formula? I think after raking in 583,000,000 dollars, it's safe to say you MIGHT know what you're doing in regards to your public exposure.
Stern never had the time in bewtween doing his job to know what "Transformers" are. So... why would he just blindly step into a movie that has the potential to be poopy? He has no idea what Transformers are. To him, they could be a hit or... it could deliver a hit.
So why even bother, y'know? It was an educated move that he concluded on the spur of the moment, as there's very little time to answer such invitations. He did the right thing.
And really, speaking as both a Transformers AND Howard Stern fan, I'm glad he didn't as well.
But hey, if alot of you want to keep saying he's "sexist" or just "filthy", then go right ahead. He's a mirror of society and all those that make it up.
A pretty accurate one, at that.
He delivers an honesty that your government no longer allows one to express on "free" radio without losing your job or the station's radio license.
Oh well, if listening to the watered-down, government controlled drivel from Clear Channel stations is your thing, none of what I'm saying can probably even be comprehended... thought it's all black and white in it's simplicity.