It is not the content so much. It is not knowing when to shut up. She isn't going to get her point across in that siuation. Not ever. But Ann can't shut up. Not ever.
What was weird to me was he asked her a question, she answered, and he told her he didn't like her answer and to not to be political. Then he gave her an answer he would accept. Like "I want everyone to be happy." So she answered again and it was still political, but also religious. And then he acted like he had hurt feelings because he is Jewish. (Whether his feelings were hurt or not, I don't know) And made it seem like she doesn't respect Jews and he even called her an anti-semite, eventhoug she just got through saying that Leiberman was an ideal Democrat. Last time I checked, Leiberman was a Jew. Why ask if you don't want to know?
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That was embarrassing.
I can understand what she's trying to say, and the host obviously can't, but there are better ways to say it.
He asked her what her perfect vision would be. Ask that to an atheist and he's say pretty much the same thing.
I would not be offended.
It is not the content so much. It is not knowing when to shut up.
She isn't going to get her point across in that siuation. Not ever.
But Ann can't shut up. Not ever.
What was weird to me was he asked her a question, she answered, and he told her he didn't like her answer and to not to be political. Then he gave her an answer he would accept. Like "I want everyone to be happy." So she answered again and it was still political, but also religious. And then he acted like he had hurt feelings because he is Jewish. (Whether his feelings were hurt or not, I don't know) And made it seem like she doesn't respect Jews and he even called her an anti-semite, eventhoug she just got through saying that Leiberman was an ideal Democrat. Last time I checked, Leiberman was a Jew. Why ask if you don't want to know?
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