Are Gays allowed to make anti-semitic remarks?

[Walter Pullis]

On last nights Apprentice, Clay made casual anti-semitic remarks, but Trump wouldn't fire him because Trump felt he was gay and thereby subject to derogatory remarks himself.

What do you think of this?

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On last nights Apprentice, Clay made casual anti-semitic remarks, but Trump wouldn't fire him because Trump felt he was gay and thereby subject to derogatory remarks himself.

What do you think of this?

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I think you got it wrong. Clay called a teammate a "tight-ass jew". He apologized. The teammate told Trump that he accepted the apology and did not believe that Clay was anti-semetic. That is why Trump didn't fire him (that, and the fact that the guy that *did* get fired deserved it).

I thought that Clay said, "a tight Jewish boy" during the presentation. Was "ass" bleeped or something or did I just not hear it correctly? I thought Adam was claiming he said "tight-ass Jew" to make the offense seem worse.

Edited to add: Randal will win.

[theweatherman]

umm, everyone should be able to say whatever they want about anyone they want. Regardless of who they are. Its in the Constitution.

[HopeydaFish]

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umm, everyone should be able to say whatever they want about anyone they want. Regardless of who they are. Its in the Constitution.

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Absolutely. And on Monday I want you to march into work and call your boss a [censored] [censored] to prove your point.

[TomCollins]

It was definitely calling him a tight Jewish boy, since he was so bashful about sex. Adam then invented all these anti-Semetic parts to it, implying he was cheap.

It's amazing how quick Jews are to jump on the anti-Semetic charge if anyone even says the word Jew. You'd think someone threw em all in an oven or something.

[TomCollins]

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umm, everyone should be able to say whatever they want about anyone they want. Regardless of who they are. Its in the Constitution.

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Absolutely. And on Monday I want you to march into work and call your boss a [censored] [censored] to prove your point.

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You think weatherman has a job? Gotta be a student whos never done a day of work in his life.

[twowords]

Only if Jews can make anti-gay remarks.

[Vincent Lepore]

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This is truly a problem! Supose the gay person is also Jewish? Will he then not be allowed to tell jewish jokes? Or will he be banned from telling Gay jokes unless he first qualifies his joke to mean Christian gays. We really need to get this straight. I think you should send this in to "The Factor". Bill O'Reilly, being a gay Irish Jew himself, would certainly be able to iron this out.

Vince

[jokerthief]

Anyone who critizises a gay person for making antisemetic remarks is a bigot. Yes it's ok because they are gay. Gays have been through much worse than Jews and therefore earned the right to say anything they want.