Sick Fucks!

[HappyCamper]

Vile Tsunami Parody Song
A New York City radio morning show is playing a racist and grossly insensitive parody song making fun of the Tsunami disaster and the hundreds of thousands of victims. Sound off regarding this offensive racist Hot 97 Skit. Full Story
Let Hot 97 know what you think of this rancid puke. Listen to the offensive song here and then complain to Hot 97 management and it's advertisers - hot97tsunamiparody (MP3 file)
Program Director: John Dimick
212-229-9797
HOT 97
395 Hudson St. 7th Fl.
New York, NY 10014
hot97@hot97.com
Hot 97's website

you can go here to hear this sick shit! : http://www.schnittshow.com/main.html

[Marroe]

:mad: I got as far as "you could hear God say, 'swim you bitches. swim'." then I had to stop it.


What the fuck is wrong with people?!!!!!!

[majorbludd]

anyone who listens to hot 97 has a g.e.d. on their wall and a cap askew so they're all scumbags from top to bottom.

[urgeok]

they should take the fuckers who wrote it, sang it, and allowed it to be played and drown them in their own shit filled toilets

[The STE]

yeah! And the song isn't even that good!

[mothermold]

Originally posted by HappyCamper
Vile Tsunami Parody Song
A New York City radio morning show is playing a racist and grossly insensitive parody song making fun of the Tsunami disaster and the hundreds of thousands of victims. Sound off regarding this offensive racist Hot 97 Skit. Full Story
Let Hot 97 know what you think of this rancid puke. Listen to the offensive song here and then complain to Hot 97 management and it's advertisers - hot97tsunamiparody (MP3 file)
Program Director: John Dimick
212-229-9797
HOT 97
395 Hudson St. 7th Fl.
New York, NY 10014
hot97@hot97.com
Hot 97's website

you can go here to hear this sick shit! : http://www.schnittshow.com/main.html


..truly sad.anyone that can joke or make lite of this kind of human loss of life is a real piece of shit!

[MrShape]

Oh, this is nothing new. The miniute someone says you can't joke about somehting, someone is sure too. I knew this was coming sooner or later.

[allmykids]

I did not listen to it. I think this is really sad. Just like when they made that toy of the plane crashing into the twin towers on 9/11!! It makes me sick to know I have to breath the same AIR as these sick fucks!!

[Hate_Breeder]

Yeah i dont want to listen to it because my towns on one of the major plate lines and is expected to have a major earthquake and we're right on the coast..

At least my house is out of Tsunami range.........i think.......

[The_Return]

I am going to catch the next flight to NY, go to that radio station and BURN IT TO THE GROUND!!!!:mad: :mad:

Well, actually I wont. But goddamn it, somebody should:mad:

[EXTR3MIST]

No dissenting voices?

Oh, go on then.

The constant parade of death and destruction reported by the media is becoming tedious - I switch off now. Like any huge loss of life, the issue should be addressed - and if you can afford to send a little help then that's great - but if a subject is so red hot in people's minds that any sign of fun-poking (indeed, anything less than a theatrical outpouring of "sympathy") is met with such anger...

This comedy song doesn't upset me at all - you only need to take a peek at the news to appreciate the efforts made to clear up the aftermath, and it is only permanently irate, liberal minds that cannot accept the natural human reactions of skit and parody after disasters like these. There's room for every kind of take on such world-changing events.

In Britain, tsunamis have replaced paedophiles as public enemy number one - simply buy the next issue of The Sun and get your daily fix of dead bodies and woe... then talk about how terrible it all is, again.

There's a new word for it: Tsunamsploitation.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by EXTR3MIST

There's a new word for it: Tsunamsploitation.

it is a neccessary means to an end ..
sure there is over exposure and the news staff cream their jeans over something like this the way they did with Sept. 11
but it serves a purpose.
This needed to be on peoples minds as long as possible - the relief that this part of the world needs now isnt over ... it will be needed for a long time to come.

i can laugh at certain things over time ... we all know and understand the concept of gallows humor ... our resiliance is amazing ... humans are survivors.

But let me know when the people who's children died are making the jokes .. then i'll crack a few myself.

[EXTR3MIST]

My heart bleeds, but not that much I'm afraid - the purpose of coaxing money out of people through tugging at heartstrings is fair enough, but I am starting to hear every rock star (fuck off Bono... that's all I can say) and movie star getting all thoughtful and distant as they try and comprehend the suffering...

To put a finer point on it, events like the World Trade Centre destruction and this recent killer wave are solid gold for celebrities - they get to thrust themselves in the public eye again, and nobody can complain as they are encouraging their followers to give aid.

Their own bank balances shooting through the roof when their charity appearances have finished and they are all popular again shouldn't matter, but this leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. Tsunamsploitation.

I say again, I can't stand Bono - Sir Bob is a bit more palatable.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by EXTR3MIST
My heart bleeds, but not that much I'm afraid - the purpose of coaxing money out of people through tugging at heartstrings is fair enough, but I am starting to hear every rock star (fuck off Bono... that's all I can say) and movie star getting all thoughtful and distant as they try and comprehend the suffering...

To put a finer point on it, events like the World Trade Centre destruction and this recent killer wave are solid gold for celebrities - they get to thrust themselves in the public eye again, and nobody can complain as they are encouraging their followers to give aid.

Their own bank balances shooting through the roof when their charity appearances have finished and they are all popular again shouldn't matter, but this leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. Tsunamsploitation.

I say again, I can't stand Bono - Sir Bob is a bit more palatable.


see i cant even see that stuff .... i just look at my kid and think about what i would be feeling if i was gone .. or what would be happening to him if we were gone.


its just that simple for me

[EXTR3MIST]

Fair enough - arguments about love and empathy levels and interpretation are probably hot potatoes.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by EXTR3MIST
Fair enough - arguments about love and empathy levels and interpretation are probably hot potatoes.


yeah ..getting older changes a lot in some people .. me anyway ..

if you have kids .. and care about them .. all of a sudden anything that happens to a child anywhere effects you .. i cant help it.

the other thing is .. i dont fear death, but i respect life.
the thought of all of those people .. their dreams and goals ... future plans . everything they worked for - gone in the blink of an eye.

I know it is nature .. it happens ...
but it affects me .. and not just this ... anyone ...

there was something that happened here in toronto.
some guy minding his own business .. stopped at a red light - was pile driven into the path of 2 oncoming trucks by a drunk driver. the drunk survived (of course) and the guy was killed.
Someones dad ... son .. whatever .. thats all i could think of .. such a stupid way to die way before his time ..
I dont buy the 'that was their time' bullshit either ..most of us want to go peacefully in our sleep after we've done and experienced everything possible ..

Again it's my kid that drives a lot of how i feel .. i always want to be there for him ...

Anyway .. yeah .. its an emotional issue .. not sure how i would have felt 10 or 20 years ago but i was always kind of 'sensitive' about other peoples pain and suffering

[EXTR3MIST]

I find too much of that is apt to bring you down and hold you back.

But then it depends - if you thrive on empathy then it might be just what keeps you going, to be reminded of man's mortality and all.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by EXTR3MIST
I find too much of that is apt to bring you down and hold you back.

But then it depends - if you thrive on empathy then it might be just what keeps you going, to be reminded of man's mortality and all.

no not really .. and i dont let it hold me down .. quite the opposite .. i find that it compells me to make the most out of life ..

and god no i dont thrive on empathy ...
I know the people you're talking about - i'm not one of them ...

It certainly doesnt hurt to remember you're mortal .. especially if you dont believe in an afterlife.

I cant affoard to sit back and take it as it comes .. or hope things will get better ... i do something about it because i'm fully aware that my time is now .. and i want to enjoy it ...

[EXTR3MIST]

Hinting at a little grief over the recent death of Princess Diana, a friend retorted with a joke.

This kind of response has always seemed more healthy to me than a lot of thoughtful head-shaking - I personally like to indulge in a bit of both, though.

Sensitive jokes will always offend many, but I guess it's what you know in your own head that really counts and not your exterior (though bear in mind your exterior is how others judge you) - I feel for victims on TV... but then I'm afraid it gets switched over to the snooker or something these days.

As you say, the relentless coverage of the tsunami disaster means it will be for a long time in the public conciousness - whether wanted or not - and will untimately lead to more contributions (irritating though the methods are becoming - I've given my bit).