Sorry, don't know how to play this video :(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eF6vCv13bw
I haven't seen a thread about this yet, so I'll put it up here.
Hank Jr, who many of you should recognize from the opening of Monday Night Football, went on Fox News and made some questionable comments on Monday. We're not really sure if he was actually comparing President Obama to Hitler or not, but it's obvious he doesn't understand that in order to refer to a group of individuals as "the three stooges" it usually helps if there are three of them. Also, it may not be in the best interests of your continued appearances on Monday Night Football if you refer to the president and vice president as "the enemy."
It seems pretty obvious that Hank is under the influence of some sort of substance here, and to be honest, I can't see the comments and the erratic behavior leading to any other conclusion.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7066449/espn-hank-williams-jr-theme-song-return-monday-night-football
Some people are saying that this is an infringement of his first amendment rights. Personally I say that's ridiculous. The first amendment gives you the right to go on television whacked out on whatever you want saying whatever you want. That is unquestionable. The first amendment does not mandate that a nationally televised sports program will continue to associate with you after you do this.
I'm a bit sad that I don't get to see the Monday Night Football intro anymore. It's been a part of the broadcast since I was three years old, which is further back than I can remember. The thing is, though, I don't think I could watch it without thinking about Hank Jr being on tv whacked out of his mind ranting about the President and the Speaker of the House playing golf and how it was one of the biggest political mistakes ever. Pretty sure Hank was the only one still thinking about that.
EDIT: I wish wookie06 was here for this one, just for the inevitable comment of "comparing Obama to Hitler is stupid. He's more like *insert other evil historic figure here*"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eF6vCv13bw
I haven't seen a thread about this yet, so I'll put it up here.
Hank Jr, who many of you should recognize from the opening of Monday Night Football, went on Fox News and made some questionable comments on Monday. We're not really sure if he was actually comparing President Obama to Hitler or not, but it's obvious he doesn't understand that in order to refer to a group of individuals as "the three stooges" it usually helps if there are three of them. Also, it may not be in the best interests of your continued appearances on Monday Night Football if you refer to the president and vice president as "the enemy."
It seems pretty obvious that Hank is under the influence of some sort of substance here, and to be honest, I can't see the comments and the erratic behavior leading to any other conclusion.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/7066449/espn-hank-williams-jr-theme-song-return-monday-night-football
Some people are saying that this is an infringement of his first amendment rights. Personally I say that's ridiculous. The first amendment gives you the right to go on television whacked out on whatever you want saying whatever you want. That is unquestionable. The first amendment does not mandate that a nationally televised sports program will continue to associate with you after you do this.
I'm a bit sad that I don't get to see the Monday Night Football intro anymore. It's been a part of the broadcast since I was three years old, which is further back than I can remember. The thing is, though, I don't think I could watch it without thinking about Hank Jr being on tv whacked out of his mind ranting about the President and the Speaker of the House playing golf and how it was one of the biggest political mistakes ever. Pretty sure Hank was the only one still thinking about that.
EDIT: I wish wookie06 was here for this one, just for the inevitable comment of "comparing Obama to Hitler is stupid. He's more like *insert other evil historic figure here*"
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