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**Nglvayhp** · 10-21-2010, 08:15 PM

I don't know. If someone told me that, when he boards an airplane and sees someone in Muslim clothing and the thought of 9/11 never even enters his mind, I'd be inclined to call him a liar.

The real challenge is how quickly the mind self-corrects.

And does anyone have the story on Bill O'Reilly's appearance on The View recently? I hear there were fireworks and some folks walked off the set? I've been meaning to search for it but haven't taken the time. And you all are so good as spoonfeeding me.

Exactly. It's not a crime to have a reflexive irrational reaction. But he should realize in about 10 seconds that it doesn't mean anything. So how does the idea germinate to the point that he's discussing it on TV? What poor judgment. It's not an example of political correctness. That applies to discourse worth having.

10-21-2010, 08:15 PM	#15
Nglvayhp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 513 Senior Member	I don't know. If someone told me that, when he boards an airplane and sees someone in Muslim clothing and the thought of 9/11 never even enters his mind, I'd be inclined to call him a liar. The real challenge is how quickly the mind self-corrects. And does anyone have the story on Bill O'Reilly's appearance on The View recently? I hear there were fireworks and some folks walked off the set? I've been meaning to search for it but haven't taken the time. And you all are so good as spoonfeeding me. Exactly. It's not a crime to have a reflexive irrational reaction. But he should realize in about 10 seconds that it doesn't mean anything. So how does the idea germinate to the point that he's discussing it on TV? What poor judgment. It's not an example of political correctness. That applies to discourse worth having.
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