Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Jeffy's Corner: Facebook Filter

Episode Date: October 10, 2015

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Got your laptop or your tablet, kind of sitting up on the sofa, some fireplaces on, windows are open, a breeze blowing through, and you've got your Facebook page. and you see someone who you know

who was a friend of yours or who friended you and you said okay post a picture of himself and one of the kids at work

that shows up one of his co-workers' kids who shows up at work every day says hey, this is one of kids who shows up at work every day after school. Now, let's say, for example, you're a guy, a white guy, and the co-worker's three-year-old son is black. And you posted the photo by just saying, hey, this is so-and-so,

and he shows up at work every day. after work. Okay. Great. That's wonderful. No problem. But then you get posts on your Facebook page. Posts that are absolutely unbelievable to me.

Okay. One post. I didn't know you were a slave owner. One post, but Massa, I didn't know nothing. another help feed this poor child today that actually is kind of funny nobody will admit it except me but it's kind of funny because the way the picture is taken

it's like the help the poor pictures we'd get from we'd get all the time on late night television help feed the poor you can feed a hungry child in the Sudan for 20 cents a day or whatever it is another says send him back those are expensive like 20 $0.25 cents a day.

Bad. Now, instead of the mistake here by him, the poster, Roth, is his name. Instead of saying,

what the hell are you people talking about and maybe taking the picture down and saying you people are sick and unfriending them and getting, and just saying you're out of your minds. You're agonizing. I can't. You people.

did not know what it is. He asks, he replies, the question was, dude, where the hell did you get a black kid? He replies, he was feral. Then the next question, why is he feral, though? And he responds. Now, I know, I'm having a feeling you get the idea of where he was going because he was, you know, getting the feel of the joke of,

you know, help feed the poor child, all that kind of thing. So nothing right now except for the comments from ugly people on his friend's comments about the slave owner and I did nothing and send him back. Someone posted the cover of a little black Sambo book. But the whole help feed this child and this kid is expensive. those two were kind of funny. The other's the slave owner and the nothing. Those should have been dismissed immediately from Raw. Because that's ridiculous.

It's not even funny. Now, but instead of doing that, he decides that he's going to play along a little. And when asked, why is he, he says he's feral. Why is he feral, though? Because he was abandoned in the Atlanta Projects to fend for himself. He's a deaf mute, can't properly communicate, in and out of shelter home. That is the definition of Farrell.

Okay. Now he's gone. You know, he's trying to, you know, keeps pushing the limit a little bit farther. Just keeps pushing the game. So the president of the company, the marketing group, Polaris Marketing Group, the mother was upset and as well as she should be

and he's fired good luck have a nice day God bless take care now of course he's the whole thing was misunderstood he simply changed his profile

picture and his friends took it upon themselves to comment on it yes that's true however When you played along, you acknowledged it. When you didn't acknowledge their horrible activities, and then acknowledged as you played along with the fair old joke,

and I'll give you that maybe it was a joke. But it's questionable now that you played along, you didn't say anything about the other stuff. You deserve to be fine. I have a nice day. Now, let's get back to you in your underwear. sitting on your sofa. Blanket there,

hanging just off the side, just ready to cover up your legs when they get a little cold. You've got that cup of green tea there on the coffee table and fires on. You're not sure that you want to watch TV because there's really just nothing on tonight

and you've DVRed a couple of shows. The window's open and it's cool and you've just got your tablet and you thought, I'm just going to be on Facebook and Twitter and read some news stories and post some of my thoughts about see what other people are posting.

and post some of my thoughts on how I feel about it. And when you post something that is maybe you and Bill sitting on the sofa together, comments, think again. Social media is not you and Bill on the sofa. Social media is you and the rest of the world on your sofa. That's a big-ass sofa. That's a big, big. Soda.

Big drink, big sofa, big house, you and the rest of the world together. So just be careful what you post, okay? Because it all comes back to haunt you. It all comes back to haunt you. Now, I will agree with one blogger who wrote the comments just highlight what people who are very friendly to your face. This is a do when they believe they're in the comfort of their own world.

And that's the racist thought of all of this. No, actually, I think that's just what really racist people do. I believe that those people who would comment on Facebook that way would probably not be the jovial friends of the people who they're racist against, even in real life. I don't think it would matter. Not one iota If you're a

I mean I've met many people Who are really Really racist And They don't hide it It's not just a An innocuous Facebook post It's

Real life posts It's looking down on those people It's being mean So I don't think that it shows any comparison to what goes on behind closed doors. I think that if you're a really racist person, you show it. You don't need to hide behind it in your living room.

It's out there and you're proud of it. Just be careful what you post. And if you have to think to yourself, you know, I don't know if that sounds good or not. Odds are it doesn't. Here we go. This is the Jeff Fisher Show on the the Blaze Radio Network.

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