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What About a "No York Post" Day


The NY Post cartoon was so ghastly and troubling on so many levels that words fail...

So let's hit 'em where it hurts.  I think that all our friends in the Tri-State Area can pick a day that they can live without the New York Post.  So find that day and let everyone in NY know that they can register their outrage by not buying the NY Post.  The "No York Post" day.  A month or a week would be better but one day without any newsstand sales will send a message.  Any suggestions for the day?


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didn't the New York Post endorse black Obama over white Hillary?

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I'm in Chicago so I don't know if they did, but they chose to publish their cartoonists' work and that cartoon was vile, endorsement or no.

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The New York Post is no friend of Obama. I don't know about the primaries, but they wasted no time endorsing McCain for President. Also, when the Lipstick On A Pig episode came out, the Post chose to put that on their front page instead of news about the anniversary of 9/11.

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I am not in the tri state area. But you offer a simple solution. You really do. NY Post gets hit for two day, they are going to bleed. That stuff hurts.

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The problem is that probably less than 0.01% of Ne w Yorkers read TPM.

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Oh I agree. I'm dense but not that dense. I meant I don't get it, I do not read it, I do not care about it. I just would like to see Murdoch get kicked in the gonads.

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That's good to hear. I guess I am part of the 0.01%.

But that cartoon was stupid, but not racist. I didn't see anything racist about it. It was about the chimp that got shot and the chimps in Congress.

If you think the chimp was mean to be Obama then you probably also think that Obama called Sarah Palin a "pig"??

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The pig remark is not the same thing. Why is it so hard to see why some are angered over this? They are not thinking that the final bill was written by Congress. Most of the criticism of this bill was aimed at Obama. Obama was the biggest supporter of this bill. Obama introduced that bill to Congress therefore Obama wrote it. That is the perception of those who are offended by the cartoon. I have no respect for The New York Post and find their explanation difficult to believe. They are a tabloid and from their headlines that I see almost every morning, they are not shy about causing controversy. I believe they knew exactly how this cartoon could be interpreted. Even if they did not mean to be racist, the cartoon was sick and twisted. They made a parody of a very recent event where a frightened animal was shot and killed after nearly beating a woman to death. What the hell were they thinking?

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All American citizens of good faith should immediately boycott all Rupert Murdoch News Corporation media properties, and all advertisers who do not immediately cancel all business with News Corp.

Any attempt to censor promotion and distribution of this boycott call on the internet should be considered on the side of this racist empire

Alan MacDonald
Sanford, Maine

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Partial list of News Corporation properties

The Wall Street Journal
New York Post

HarperCollins Publishers
Zondervan

20th Century Fox
20th Century Fox Espanol
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
20th Century Fox International
20th Century Fox Television
Fox Searchlight Pictures
Fox Studios Australia
Fox Studios LA
Fox Television Studios
Blue Sky Studios
FOX Broadcasting Company
FOX Sports Australia
FOX Television Stations
FOXTEL
MyNetworkTV
STAR

FOX Business Network
Fox Movie Channel
FOX News Channel
FOX College Sports
FOX Sports Enterprises
FOX Sports En Espanol
FOX Sports Net
FOX Soccer Channel
Fox Reality Channel
Fuel TV
FX
National Geographic Channel United States
National Geographic Channel Worldwide
Speed
Stats, Inc.

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