ABC fires Jeremy Kappell Fired for Slipping up on air

Originally posted by dadudemon
coon*

And it sounds like his brain messed up and he combined King and Junior and got "kunior."

Originally posted by Robtard
Typo. Replace "emails" with "tweets" and nothing changes 👆

If you don't think calling a Black man a "coon" is racist, okay then; that's your demon. As I said, I overall impartial here; though I fully understand why his network fired him.

It's certainly racist for a man of any color to purposely call a black man a coon, but that isn't what happened here.

Originally posted by Surtur
It's certainly racist for a man of any color to purposely call a black man a coon, but that isn't what happened here.

Originally posted by Putinbot1
nothing to see here folks because...

Because sometimes people slip up and no a slip up isn't always an excuse for some tool to come in yelling about Freud as if they're intelligent lol. It screams of triggerdom.

Originally posted by Surtur
Because sometimes people slip up and no a slip up isn't always an excuse for some tool to come in yelling about Freud as if they're intelligent lol. It screams of triggerdom.

How the MLK did this get to 5 pages already?

Big Pile of SurtHaters Spamming the MLK out of this Thread.

Dirty Bunch of MLK-ers.

Originally posted by Putinbot1
sometimes people accidently reveal their true selves.

And sometimes a slip is just a slip.

It's nothing to do with Freud. If you were educated you'd know he just named something people have always understood.

I never said he invented the notion, you need to do better...what you just said makes you sound the opposite of educated. In fact, it makes you come off like you had nothing better to offer than to try and fail to nitpick at something.

Originally posted by Surtur
And sometimes a slip is just a slip.

I never said he invented the notion, you need to do better...what you just said makes you sound the opposite of educated. In fact, it makes you come off like you had nothing better to offer than to try and fail to nitpick at something.

Originally posted by Robtard
He said "Martin Luther Coon Park"

What is a "coon park"?

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
What is a "coon park"?

Just Google it you lazy boy you.

I listened to it a few times,

He said "Martin Luther Kun (then corrected to King)-Jr-Park" really fast.

Originally posted by BrolyBlack
I listened to it a few times,

He said "Martin Luther Kun (then corrected to King)-Jr-Park" really fast.

Yup this is silly. I hope he finds another job quickly.

Originally posted by Surtur
Because sometimes people slip up and no a slip up isn't always an excuse for some tool to come in yelling about Freud as if they're intelligent lol. It screams of triggerdom.

How often do you "slip" and blurt out a racial slur by accident, Surt?

Kung isnt a racial slur though.

"Kun" isn't, but "coon" is in regards to Black people; which is what he said.

So then he def didn't say "coon" because there is no k in that. "Kung" sounds closer and that's when he corrected to King. From reading more about the whole thing and people who watch him he's known to jumble words often because he talks fast.

Originally posted by Robtard
How often do you "slip" and blurt out a racial slur by accident, Surt?

You claim you're impartial, yet seem unwilling to even entertain the idea this was an accident and isn't a sign the individual is racist.

As for your question, I don't know how often. Then again...I don't have to go on the air live in front of millions. Query: why is whether or not I've done it before relevant to whether or not this person did it?

First his defense was: "He said coon, but it was just a slip of the tongue/accident and people shouldn't be punished for accidents."

Now it's: "He didn't say coon."

If he didn't say it, why defend it as an accident?

Originally posted by Surtur
You claim you're impartial, yet seem unwilling to even entertain the idea this was an accident and isn't a sign the individual is racist.

As for your question, I don't know how often. Then again...I don't have to go on the air live in front of millions. Query: why is whether or not I've done it before relevant to whether or not this person did it?

I'm entertaining it, why I asked you how many times you slip and accidentally say a racial slur?

So you've done it then. Okay. If you're entertaining that it happens, it's fair game to ask how often. Why does it matter that he was on air in front of millions? He's no novice news caster, he's a professional.

If he did say Kung or some variation, it wouldn't make sense to say "coon" to try and play it off. Also, why would he even correct it immediately, he would have had to have this all pre-thought out.