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Ultimatum to the Latin: "Elect: Either run for the White House or work on the Latin alphabet

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Laura Phillips Laura Phillips NewcomerOP
4 messages
joined Sep 2009
#1 ·
I was just skimming the headlines and saw this supposed ultimatum handed to the President; apparently, it’s either run for the White House or stick to working on the Latin alphabet project.

What’s your take on this? Is it actually fair to force those kinds of terms if we want to ensure all candidates are operating on a level playing field?
velvetmaker3 velvetmaker3 Regular
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joined Jan 2010
#2 ·
He’s been a career politician for years; journalism was really just a springboard to push his own political agenda. Those presidential ambitions didn't exactly fall into his lap by accident.
It’s only right that a presidential candidate doesn't host a political show on public television.
I guess every cloud has a silver lining—if the Latin alphabet goes away because he runs, then so be it. He's been poisoning the American public with his manipulations for way too long.
Henry Morris3 Henry Morris3 Active Member
62 messages
joined Jan 2012
#3 ·
Laura Phillips said:I was just skimming the headlines and saw this supposed ultimatum handed to the President; apparently, it’s either run for the White House or stick to working on the Latin alphabet project.

What’s your take on this? Is it actually fair to force those kinds of terms if we want to ensure all candidates are operating on a level playing field?

Of course it isn't right. I mean, by that logic, should we just kick everyone else out of Congress too, just so things are perfectly balanced?...
Bradley Phillips35 Bradley Phillips35 Member
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joined Jun 2008
#4 ·
Henry Morris3 said:Of course it isn't right. I mean, by that logic, should we just kick everyone else out of Congress too, just so things are perfectly balanced?...

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What on earth does Congress have to do with a TV host? If he wants to do his thing, he should go work for a private network and do whatever he wants. We shouldn't be footing the bill for his campaign by paying $30 $0.00 per episode...
Henry Morris3 Henry Morris3 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#5 ·
Bradley Phillips35 said:??

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What on earth does Congress have to do with a TV host? If he wants to do his thing, he should go work for a private network and do whatever he wants. We shouldn't be footing the bill for his campaign by paying $30 $0.00 per episode...

It’s kind of like saying why a presidential candidate gets to run their whole campaign from the floor of the House, while we end up paying for their $6000 salary plus all those $117 annual expenses... you know, the travel, the office space, and all that stuff...
Bradley Phillips35 Bradley Phillips35 Member
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joined Jun 2008
#6 ·
Henry Morris3 said:It’s kind of like saying why a presidential candidate gets to run their whole campaign from the floor of the House, while we end up paying for their $6000 salary plus all those $117 annual expenses... you know, the travel, the office space, and all that stuff...

Look, if a presidential candidate is sitting in Congress, it’s because the voters put them there. They were elected to a political office, and that’s exactly the role we expect them to perform.
Thomas Fowler84 Thomas Fowler84 Active Member
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joined Dec 2010
#7 ·
Regardless of my respect for the Latin alphabet, I believe it is unacceptable for a presidential candidate to serve as a media editor simultaneously. This doesn't just compromise his objectivity; it raises serious questions about how election laws prevent unfair airtime advantages. In my view, if he actually decides to run, it would be only right for him to suspend his editorial role for the duration of the campaign.
coastalfox63 coastalfox63 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2009
#8 ·
Henry Morris3 said:Of course it isn't right. I mean, by that logic, should we just kick everyone else out of Congress too, just so things are perfectly balanced?...

It’s obviously wrong because you shouldn't be operating on ultimatums; you should be following established rules. I remember back in the day, even Ladišić had to take a temporary leave from NBC—even though he wasn't running for any office at the time—simply because he was running Račan's campaign.
Sandra Green59 Sandra Green59 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2009
#9 ·
coastalfox63 said:It’s obviously wrong because you shouldn't be operating on ultimatums; you should be following established rules. I remember back in the day, even Ladišić had to take a temporary leave from NBC—even though he wasn't running for any office at the time—simply because he was running Račan's campaign.

I suppose I agree😉
swiftwalker43 swiftwalker43 Member
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joined Apr 2011
#10 ·
Henry Morris3 said:It’s kind of like saying why a presidential candidate gets to run their whole campaign from the floor of the House, while we end up paying for their $6000 salary plus all those $117 annual expenses... you know, the travel, the office space, and all that stuff...

And yet, it didn't seem to bother you when the guy was pulling in $10000 every month and getting two hours of airtime every single week just to vent his political opinions—or, let's be honest, just to trash everything that makes America
great.
George Morgan3 George Morgan3 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#11 ·
Who even cares about him? The guy is completely insignificant. ☕
restlesscobra24 restlesscobra24 Member
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joined Sep 2009
#12 ·
If he’d just run for office already... maybe then this endless political circus where he just trolls the NBC audience would finally wrap up.
Honestly, I'm all for suspending his Latin alphabet privileges until the election is over. It's the only way to stop him from basically running a shadow campaign for the candidate he actually likes—which, let's be real, isn't even himself!
dustynomad50 dustynomad50 Member
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joined May 2009
#13 ·
Spot on. He’d basically get three hours of free airtime every single week—and on top of that, he'd be messing with us through his little bureaucrats.
Hey, Latin, why don't you just go jump on a private network and sell your nonsense there instead?
dustynomad50 dustynomad50 Member
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joined May 2009
#14 ·
And just like that—with Latin at the helm—NBC really needs to get rid of that political hack Jelinićka.
Who even remembers Danka-bananka... that partisan? Nobody. Yet she was all over The Daily News, acting like everything was sunshine and rainbows.
That’s how you handle this duo—Latin and Jelinićka—they both need to go. In three days, nobody will even give them a second thought.
Then comes the firing—Kosanović should be out too. No more access to NBC. ☕
Austin Gonzalez13 Austin Gonzalez13 Member
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joined Sep 2009
#15 ·
Honestly, they should just clear out everyone from NBC who doesn't happen to agree with the five patients over on the forum 😂🤣😂🤣
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#16 ·
Latin is a cunning one. He found the most elegant way to exit television. I wholeheartedly support his potential candidacy!😁👍
dustynomad50 dustynomad50 Member
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joined May 2009
#17 ·
Austin Gonzalez13 said:Honestly, they should just clear out everyone from NBC who doesn't happen to agree with the five patients over on the forum 😂🤣😂🤣

Let's say that's the case—anyone who isn't strictly "American" should just be kicked out. Exactly like that—kicked out!
They have plenty of opportunities to work for private networks—but they shouldn't be allowed on public TV pushing those fringe extremist agendas.
Exactly. We spent four years dealing with all that partisan nonsense just so a tiny handful of extremists could spout their rhetoric on CBS? Not happening.
At the end of the day, their main guy is yesterday's news— 👎
In a few months, nobody is even going to remember that loser.
dustynomad50 dustynomad50 Member
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joined May 2009
#18 ·
Right... I forgot to mention that Joe Biden—aka Vanja Sutlić—doesn't have any business being at the helm of CBS either.
There are plenty of smart Americans who could handle that role—take Slaven Barišić, for instance.
dustymarlin10 dustymarlin10 Active Member
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joined Nov 2015
#19 ·
Laura Phillips said:I was just skimming the headlines and saw this supposed ultimatum handed to the President; apparently, it’s either run for the White House or stick to working on the Latin alphabet project.

What’s your take on this? Is it actually fair to force those kinds of terms if we want to ensure all candidates are operating on a level playing field?

It’s not fair.
Why shouldn't he be allowed to do his job?

Did Vidošević quit the Chamber of Commerce?
Did Josipović ditch college?
Did Hebrang leave Congress?

Nope, they didn't. And they won't. They’ll keep doing their day jobs while using those positions to lobby for their own campaigns.

There's nothing wrong with Latin staying on the clock.

But then again, you've got HloNoSrz involved, and since we all know whose side they're really on, I guess there's a reason for this supposed ban.☕
Carl Anderson11 Carl Anderson11 Member
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joined Apr 2011
#20 ·
People always bring up Latin, but nobody ever touches on this one crazy story: About ten years ago, back when the trash bags were still that weird green and black color, there was this interview published with some guy—I can't quite recall his name or why he was even famous—who claimed that Latin used to go to these brainwashing sessions with a psychologist from New York named Slavinsky. The guy being interviewed said that in America, it wasn't even clear yet what kind of mess would happen because of it. Honestly, I thought he was just being totally dramatic! I mean, if you "reformat" Latin’s brain (or whatever is actually going on up there), it's not like he's gonna go out and rewire the entire leadership at NBC or something, right? But man, turns out that guy was actually pretty prescient, because over time, Latin has definitely become way more intolerant toward the environment he lives in.

BTW, Latin himself has even mentioned a few times that he goes to Excalibur training courses with Slavinsky.

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