Straightening Out 101.5 (So To Speak)

Caution: Angry Trannies Next 101.5 miles ... (0.00 / 0)

You GO, grrl!

Stifling 101.5 outright is probably impossible. The bonehead portion of our fair state's population is alive and kickin'.

I just don't listen, and if someone mentions what they've heard on JerseyJerk 101.5 comes up in conversation, should it be a positive comment, I tell them what think of the station in general regardless of what it is they're sharing -- I wouldn't accept a traffic report fropm them without making my feelings about their the on-air bandinage clear.

I've always thought bumperstickers would be best:

News. Sports. Weather. Stupidity. NJ101.5FM
Time. Traffic. Racism. NJ101.5FM

And so forth.

It would pass any libel test I'm aware of. Both as free speech and as satire.

But keeping them on their toes is good, too, Becky. The idea that you're a fake is hysterical, but exactly what they would have to believe in order to continue to spew hatered. It requires that you not be real to them (as you well know). Thus, the response.

amazin', ain't it?

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by: denniscmcgrath @ Fri Dec 22, 2006 at 02:17:07 AM UTC

101.5? Waste of air space (0.00 / 0)

101.5 is just garbage.  It's kind of embarrassing, actually.  I wish the state had a better radio station to represent it.  I've tried to listen to them, but I don't anymore because it really is a waste of time.  All they do is sneer at New Jersey and knock it.  The people who like them regularly must have a bad case of low self-esteem.  Listen to the people who call in some time and see if you don't agree (not Beckygrrl, but the station's regular listeners/callers).  Listening to that station is a nasty, abusive experience.

DBK

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by: DBK @ Fri Dec 22, 2006 at 15:20:27 PM UTC

a wise woman named Babs..... (0.00 / 0)

...once put it all in persective for me:
transgender is between the ears, transexual is between the legs.

this was in respone to a thread i wrote entitled "jay and the transsexuals take over trenton."  you see -- in spite of my intentions -- i was ignorant to the distinction.  i can't hardly blame 101.5 for their stupidity on trans- issues.  they cultivate ignorance over there and without it, their entore rubrick is gone.

jay
(who loves beckygrrrrl)

activist for hire.

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by: Jay Lassiter @ Fri Dec 22, 2006 at 15:39:27 PM UTC

I Got Even (Sorta)... (0.00 / 0)

I actually spent about half my latest podcast talking about this and even into it a bit last night on my live show.

The way to effectively publicly discredit someone like Malloy isn't to attack his arguments...anyone can do that and not only doesn't it help our side, it actually helps generate interest in his show. The soft underbelly of any talk show host's credibility is how well they're informed on a given issue and if they have any rational basis for their arguments.

For example, you can disagree with Rush and Hannity all day long, but there's no question they do their homework and at least have a basic understanding of their topics and both sides of the argument before they get behind the mic. I can call Malloy an idiot all I want and it won't have the slightest impact, but showing him as ill-informed, unprepared, and uneducated on his topics can be much more effective because it's a direct attack on his competency as a host and his qualification to be an opinion leader.

One of things I offered on my shows was since this guy is so clueless he can't even tell the difference between a real transsexual and a fake, I have to wonder if this guy even does any prep for the topics he takes on or if he just spouts off without ever actually bothering to learn more than the tiny bit of information included on a press release. By attacking him in this way, I go directly after his credibility and competency as a host, and I allow my listeners to conclude on their own that he's unable to provide accurate information or an informed opinion, that he's ignorant and therefore irrelevant.

The trick is not to show that he's wrong, which will always be arguable, but that he's  an incompetent joke.

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by: Beckygrrl @ Fri Dec 22, 2006 at 17:12:33 PM UTC

The sad fact about guys like Dennis: (0.00 / 0)

He models himself after Rush, Hannity, Beck and Prager. Jerkoffs one and all. To stand out and get attention, he has to be a bigger jerkoff. You have to grudgingly admire that sort of dedication to jerkoffitude.

Eventually, guys like that go all the way to Hal Turner-land: The Pure Land of Being a Jerkoff.

He will. Just watch.


The nom de plume has a long and distinguished history.

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by: Tandalayo Scheisskopf @ Sat Dec 23, 2006 at 16:03:22 PM UTC

Straightening Out 101.5 (4.00 / 1)

Becky, it's amazing what what "ear sludge" I miss because I don't listen to 101.5! What did you really expect, a little respect from them? You got the scarlet letter "T" emblazoned on you when you announced you were transgender. Those cretins need someone to bully, and when it's their show, they turn off what they don't want to hear. They cannot play in a fair arena!

Becky, remember, you got the last laugh, actually all fairminded people did that day, and henceforth. We got the legislation passed with only eight out of 120 legislators voting against it! 102 NJ legislators voted for it, including the far right Sen. Cardinale! It was all a matter of education and only a few of the far right idealogues voted against it!

These 102 legislators were the folks that counted and they delivered for us! Those borderline neo national socialists who pollute our airwaves can be neutralized, by "us" going out, educating, doing positive things, and ultimately exposing their ignorance and hateful bigotry. The new law gives us that opportunity, and we do plan on seizing that!

Once upon a time, I actually advertised regularly on that station. It'll be a cold day in hell when I consider doing that again.

Becky, don't get mad, get even!

Babs

"Discrimination caused by ignorance and fear is a tax on human progress" - Barbra Casbar Siperstein

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by: Babs NJSD @ Wed Dec 27, 2006 at 16:16:15 PM UTC