Doctor Anonymous

by Bud Weiser

Some­times another person’s opin­ions and con­clu­sions are dif­fer­ent from your own, yet you still find those com­ments both thought-provoking and inter­est­ing. So it is today with me.

Doc­tor Anony­mous, a con­fessed blo­go­holic, wrote such a post on Tues­day April 24, 2007. An Asian-American, the author speaks of the tragedy at Vir­ginia Tech and the face of the mur­derer. He com­pares a radio show’s anti-Asian com­edy bit to Don Imus.

While I agree that Imus should not have been fired, why the author thinks this is a dif­fer­ent sit­u­a­tion is accu­rate. The fact that the radio DJ’s in ques­tion per­formed a taste­less and big­oted com­edy bit, if reported accu­rately, is a cer­tainty. It is his con­clu­sion that I dis­agree with, i.e., that since Imus was fired, so should they be.

The post is a fan­tas­tic read. We are hon­ored to award Asians: The New Amer­i­can Vil­lain the Post of the Day Award. Keep us think­ing and on our toes, good doctor!

Review by Bud Weiser and the opin­ions expressed are solely his.

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{ 3 comments }

1 Dr. A April 26, 2007 at 8:55 pm

Thanks so much for the award! I very much appreciate it. I even made a special post for this and included your site. Click here to read more. I also added you to my link list. Thanks again, and I’ll be sending you my recommendation for Post of the Day soon.

2 Dr. Blogstein April 27, 2007 at 7:23 am

Dr. A is the second coolest doctor on the web!

3 Mimi Lenox April 27, 2007 at 10:17 am

Congratulations, Doctor Anonymous. I’ve always enjoyed your site. This is an outstanding article.

And thanks, Judd, for displaying a peace globe. Welcome to the world of peace bloggers!

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