Biggest Drain on the Species (Part 2)

Ok so this new series I've started called BDOTS (come on it can't be legit if it doesn't have an acronym) is supposed to be reserved only for the worst of the worst and therefore a fairly rare occurrence. Well, having said that, when it rains it pours. Only days after exposing the cream of the crop, Keith Olbermann, for his outlandish behavior which is nigh satirically beyond touch with reality, someone else has made a complete ass of himself and really negated any class he ever once had.

John Gibson, commentator and overall weird looking guy on Fox News said on his radio show referring to Heath Ledger's death "Well, he found out how to quit you," a reference to a quote from Ledger's somewhat controversial movie, "Brokeback Mountain." Gibson made the quote to the tune of stereotypical funeral music.

Wow, way to stay classy John. Having said that, what John did isn't as bad as what Keith typically does every night on his TV show, which is more or less propagandize his own radical views as news and make up stuff about people with whom he disagrees. Nevertheless, what John said was a classless remark about someone who by all accounts was a good guy who ran into a few problems as his acting career progressed. So....is John a fanatic radical who is a serious danger to civil discourse and intelligent thought? Not as much as those BDOTS is arranged for, but it needs to be acknowledged with some serious disdain. Let the pro's at South Park take care of the offensive jokes John.

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