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MSNBC's Chelsea comment angers Clinton

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"Pimped out" is a slang term ... it wasn't meant to imply anything untoward about Chelsea. No insult was meant toward anyone, I believe ... but the Clintons chose to take it that way.

 

Exactly. It was a commentary on how she was being used by the Clinton campaign. The only one being insulted was Hillary.

 

"Pimp my ride" doesn't mean to get my car ready so I can have a place to have sex that I pay for, right?

 

"Big pimpin'" isn't referring to the size of the business of one who employs ladies of the evening.

 

Its all about context.

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Exactly. It was a commentary on how she was being used by the Clinton campaign. The only one being insulted was Hillary.

 

"Pimp my ride" doesn't mean to get my car ready so I can have a place to have sex that I pay for, right?

 

"Big pimpin'" isn't referring to the size of the business of one who employs ladies of the evening.

 

Its all about context.

 

And who says it. I don't seem any of the above being acceptable coming from a news anchor.

It was an uncalled for comment.

 

I would expect any adult child to be campaigning for their parents.

 

Except of course for Rudy G's kids.

 

Chelsea campaigning for her mom is nowhere near pimping out.

 

Want to know what pimping out is? I am sure Bill can give you a clear definition.;)

Exactly. It was a commentary on how she was being used by the Clinton campaign. The only one being insulted was Hillary.

 

"Pimp my ride" doesn't mean to get my car ready so I can have a place to have sex that I pay for, right?

 

"Big pimpin'" isn't referring to the size of the business of one who employs ladies of the evening.

 

Its all about context.

 

The context of your two examples says a lot.

 

Have you ever actually seen "Pimp my ride"??? It's all about people that can't get lucky getting a status upgrade. If you're driving a 1987 Lancer, things aren't going well before the MTV cameras show up. When they leave, things get easier.

 

As for "big pimpin" google the lyrics...

The context of your two examples says a lot.

 

Have you ever actually seen "Pimp my ride"??? It's all about people that can't get lucky getting a status upgrade. If you're driving a 1987 Lancer, things aren't going well before the MTV cameras show up. When they leave, things get easier.

 

As for "big pimpin" google the lyrics...

 

So you got your car pimped?:D

So you got your car pimped?:D

It was an actual "Pimp my ride" and I wasn't on the show... :p

The context of your two examples says a lot.

 

Have you ever actually seen "Pimp my ride"??? It's all about people that can't get lucky getting a status upgrade. If you're driving a 1987 Lancer, things aren't going well before the MTV cameras show up. When they leave, things get easier.

 

As for "big pimpin" google the lyrics...

 

I thought this was the case. :thumb:

Someone that campaigns for their parent is a "Lady of the Night"? Because she made phone calls asking for support for her mother? Surely I am misreading your intent.
Westsider gets it.

 

"Pimped out" is a slang term ... it wasn't meant to imply anything untoward about Chelsea. No insult was meant toward anyone, I believe ... but the Clintons chose to take it that way.
:thumb:
Westsider gets it.

 

:thumb:

 

The context of your two examples says a lot.

 

Have you ever actually seen "Pimp my ride"??? It's all about people that can't get lucky getting a status upgrade. If you're driving a 1987 Lancer, things aren't going well before the MTV cameras show up. When they leave, things get easier.

 

As for "big pimpin" google the lyrics...

 

Actually, I think that gametime "gets it"...

 

So, we are now okay with news anchors using phrases such as "pimping"? Nobody answers this one. How much slang is acceptable?

Actually, I think that gametime "gets it"...

 

So, we are now okay with news anchors using phrases such as "pimping"? Nobody answers this one. How much slang is acceptable?

Did somebody say that it is okay for an anchor to use the phrase? Shuster was not acting as an anchor when he used the phrase. The consensus here seems to be that the Clintons have made way too much out of an unfortunate choice of words.

 

Hillary's campaign is in trouble and she is trying to play the victim card to gain sympathy, as she has done so many times in the past. I just don't think that many people want to vote for a victim for the presidency.

 

There is no conspiracy to keep Clinton out of the White House. Democrats are just beginning to understand the depths to which the Clintons will sink in their quest for power.

Actually, I think that gametime "gets it"...

 

So, we are now okay with news anchors using phrases such as "pimping"? Nobody answers this one. How much slang is acceptable?

Oh come on, that's not exactly horrible.

Interesting, how Clinton's opponent, called the comment "deplorable" while some of you think it is okay.

 

I guess that I am censuring my high school students too much, because I would not let them use any phrase that refers to "pimping" someone out, yet it is not a big deal for news anchors to use it.

 

I have read the article and evidently missed where the comment was made, if not on air. Someone please enlighten me.

Interesting, how Clinton's opponent, called the comment "deplorable" while some of you think it is okay.
Of course they do, it would be against the holy PC rules to do otherwise. Why do I get the feeling that if this was said about a Republican's kid, it wouldn't even be an issue?
Of course they do, it would be against the holy PC rules to do otherwise. Why do I get the feeling that if this was said about a Republican's kid, it wouldn't even be an issue?

 

If I recall, didn't Dick Cheney deem it inappropriate to bring up the sexuality of his daughter in a recent presidential election? She was an adult.

 

Trust me, it wouldn't be an issue for me. I wouldn't agree with the "pimping out" statement if it were Jenna and Barbara supporting their dad, either.

 

As far as the PC thing, do you think that it is possible that maybe Obama just doesn't agree with it?

If I recall, didn't Dick Cheney deem it inappropriate to bring up the sexuality of his daughter in a recent presidential election? She was an adult.
I did forget about that one, no big deal IMO either.

 

As far as the PC thing, do you think that it is possible that maybe Obama just doesn't agree with it?
Possible, but I can almost see him laughing behind the scenes, no love lost there.

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