Should Piers Morgan Be Deported?
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2013/01/10 20:11:56
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Many people have criticized gun laws in America since the Sandy Hook massacre that left 20 children and a handful of adults dead last December. But when CNN's Piers Morgan did it, it led to a petition calling for the CNN host to be deported from America back to the U.K.
The petition, which called for the TV show host to be deported from the U.S., was led by conservative radio host Alex Jones and signed by 100,000 Americans. But it was inevitably turned down by the White House.
Morgan upset many pro-gun groups with his critique of gun legislation in America, even suggesting a ban. Do you think Piers Morgan should have been deported for his comments? Or are they just like other criticizing comments we hear all the time from our own citizens?
FOXNEWS.COM reports:
The petition, which called for the TV show host to be deported from the U.S., was led by conservative radio host Alex Jones and signed by 100,000 Americans. But it was inevitably turned down by the White House.
Morgan upset many pro-gun groups with his critique of gun legislation in America, even suggesting a ban. Do you think Piers Morgan should have been deported for his comments? Or are they just like other criticizing comments we hear all the time from our own citizens?
FOXNEWS.COM reports:
He said: The bottom line, and I know this will be very distressing to people in Britain, is that I'm going to be staying in America on the President’s orders.
Read More: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2013/01/10/pi...
Top Opinion
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Apache 2013/01/10 21:01:16
He's an idiot, only trying to boost his ratings. He checks which way the wind is blowing before making up an opinion. Always attacking the little guy. Smug arsehole should be fired.
There are only two ways someone could speak and the Second Amendment wouldn't apply.
One is if others were to be put in physical danger, such as a person screaming "Fire! Fire!" in a room filled with people. The second way would be someone exhorting others to overthrow our government through the application of violence.
To put my statement into proper perspective, I must let everyone know that I am a law-abiding citizen who served his country in war, is a "Strict Constructionist" of the US Constitution, is a Republican to the right with Tea Party affiliations, and who has not voted for a Democrat for President since I made a mistake in 1964.
does that answer your question? ( oh if you didn't guess I am part native American.)