O'Reilly: School uniforms for public schools "a must because it sends a message, you're not in the 'hood anymore"
O'Reilly also stated: "I'm thinking about having all our female contributors in uniforms here, Factor uniforms"
March 11, 2010 9:42 pm ET
From the March 11 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:
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Funny, I thought there already was a uniform: blonde and brainless.
Uniforms encourage kids to stand out thru their success rather than their clothing.
BTW, since I had uniforms in Catholic School, there obviously isn't, in my experience, much difference between being in 'street clothes' and uniforms. (though there is a fetish for schoolgirl uniforms)
For Bill O'Reilly likes to Demean his Women and see their Hearts Crushed.
I have thought about trying to meet Mr. O'Reilly in Person but that is a Long Bet.
Besides it would be so much easier to just turn on my Computer and Click Next on Chat-Roulette.
Speak truth to power.
Mr. News
As far as the comment about female contributors in uniforms . . . you are a sexist, condescending jerk. I might add that this comment could be construed as discrimination based upon gender. Haven't you learned anything, Bill?
AKA 'a rhetorical question'.
You and your racecards crack me up.
I am gonna run you through the sex offenders registry.
You're such a shameless clown, your first post said you "didn't want them to dress like little wannabe gang-members", and now you're so "concerned" that they'll be identified "as poor in hand me downs".
Which is it?
WORRIERKING'S POINT IS THAT YOU GO FROM HATEFUL RANTS AGAINST INNER-CITY KIDS TO CONCERN-TROLLING, MARKING YOU AS FULL OF CRAP.
...I want racial quotas in basketball so that there is an equal number of non-black athletes. Am I going
to get any of those things? Didn't think so.
by zamfir273114 (April 09, 2007 11:33 pm ET)
People are still people. When people talk before they think, they can say stupid and derogatory
things. To cite every incidence as "racism" is overreaching.
by zamfir273114 (August 05, 2008 9:14 pm ET)
Savage has a point. Every neighborhood that illegals have migrated to has gone down the tubes. My birthplace of Van Nuys, CA is like "little Mexico" now. Shootings, rapings, pillaging, drive-by's, grafiti,
prostitution, drugs, (you know, all the things that go along with the Mexican-illegal population. Even
the African-American neighborhoods are in awe!
by zamfir273114 (August 05, 2008 9:27 pm ET)
Then why is it that every one of these Mexican populated areas crime-ridden? Really, all P.C. aside,
can you tell me why the real estate prices decrease in these areas? One more thing, why are the
prisons filled with Mexicans? P.C. aside. See, nothing ever gets done because everybody is afraid to
talk about these things.
by zamfir273114 (February 15, 2008 12:38 am ET)
I don't have to agree with someone in order to value free speech. Sure, Imus et. Al. say some nasty
comments; however, unless you can diminish his listenership or his value, your barking up the wrong
tree. If Hillary were black, you could resort to using Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton. Unfortunately, they
only come running when black folk are ridiculed. Hmm, that seems a little "racist" in and of itself.
by zamfir273114 (February 14, 2008 6:35 pm ET)
That is Mr. Hussein's, I mean Obama's, name. Coulter only speaks what millions of American's think.
The American people have a right to know who they are voting for. Barack Hussein Obama.
by zamfir273114 (July 08, 2009 6:53 pm ET)
If Kilmeade had known the P.C. police were going to take him out of context, he should have rephrased
his statement in a more P.C/B.S. way. What he is saying might be correct though: research
done in Sweden might have no correlation to research done in the United States because the United
States is a much less limited gene-pool. MMFA inferred that he was somehow saying one was
greater than the other.
"I just wonder if Sotomeyer looks down on other ethnicities as well, like Asian, Black or even Mestizo. Afterall, in is well-known that in many Latin American countries, many predominantly "Spanish" individuals look down on the darker "Mestizo" varieties. It's disgusting. Sotomeyer is very white looking. I hope they check this woman."
- zamfir273114, May 30, 2009 6:06 pm ET
"He is actually incorrect. Some of the best foods in America from other ethnicities."
- zamfir273114 (June 18, 2009 7:24 pm ET)
"Music wasn't very good before different ethnicities started performing either."
- zamfir273114 (June 18, 2009 10:40 pm ET)
This is just... gah. I don't have any intelligible words for it. Just... gah.
O'Reilly's apparent singling-out of the inner city schools is appropriate given their relatively low average scores on standardized tests, IMO.
Teachers suffer from the atmosphere of intimidation also, not the students alone.
Teaching reading is an awful big part of what schools do in the lower grades. And it's an awful big part of being able to do a lot of jobs and get along generally.
Since reading is so critical, I agree, perhaps they should better physically segregate the earlier grades from the older ones -- separate buildings and preferably not proximate to the higher grades.