I’ve written before of ESPN’s enforcement of policy concerning political speech. I’m sure you’ll be shocked to know that the selective condemnation extends to radio commentary as well. Don’t everyone gasp at once.
We remember how Rush Limbaugh had to resign from ESPN over a remark about Donovan McNabb that progressives insisted was racist.
Compare this to Mike Tyson’s recent appearance on ESPN’s Las Vegas affiliate. The show’s (called “Gridlock”) hosts, Mitch Moss, Seat Williams, and Pauly Howard laughed hysterically at Tyson’s remarks on air and on Twitter.
Some quotes from the nine minutes of frat boy #fail humor (shield thine eyes ye with sensitive constitutions!):
“You want her to be with somebody like Rodman, jigging up in there [inaudible] push her guts up in the back of her head, right?”
Just imagine Palin with a big ol’ black stallion, rippin’ just rippin. Everybody gotta get that out of their system …”
“She met the wombshifter.”
“I wonder what Palin would [inaudible] a poor black man on the street needs some assistance … I know she’d give Obama some love … I’m sorry! I’m not sorry!”
Mitch Moss says that Tyson never actually said “rape” (should we ask Whoopi? What’s rape rape?) so it’s cool.

I’m pretty sure advocating for banging someone’s guts up to the back of their skull with your phallus sans consent is the opposite of “consensual love making.” Moss believes assuming this from Tyson’s nine-minute Marquis de Sade/Sarah Palin description is worse than Tyson’s actual words. Maybe he’s enamored with Tyson’s celebrity? He’s blinded by that totally awesome facial tribal tattoo? /sarc






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