What is Don Imus missing?

Question

10 points the to the first one who picks up on the right answer.

Answer 1

a heart. When first interviewed, one of the Rutgers players softly said and with much dignity, " First of all, I am not a ho. I am an athletic woman. I am also someone's daughter."

To insult young and very talented college athletes was dispicable.

Answer 2

Authority.

Answer 3

A backbone.

Imus lost my respect when he began crying and apologizing due to the pressure from the PC police and Al Sharpton.

Imus should've laughed it all off, like Ann Coulter did when she called Edwards a f*ggot.
Coulter is a bigger and stronger man than Imus.

Answer 4

A backbone. It was a joke meant without insult. It was taken as opportunity. Makes me laugh at "poor me, I'm not white, I'm black so don't make a joke like we blacks do about white's. STICK YOUR GUNS Imus, and quit apologizeing, it's makeing the intellegent population sick to our stomachs.

Answer 5

Thanks for the points, but I will take two choices. He missed the fact that Proctor & Gamble were the first to pull out as sponsor. Imas's and his wife are creating a competitive cleaning agent bussiness. 2. He has spoken out against bush, the V.P. and chuck Schumer, who is a vindictive person. THANKS.

Answer 6

Some phat beats and a record label to justify his artistic expression and use of "nappy headed hos."

Answer 7

He must do what Sharpton & Jackson say. They run the country, not Imus.

Answer 8

Melanin? Some black men under the guise of entertainment (ie, rappers) say terrible things about black women all the time and don't get called on it.

Answer 9

Tact

Answer 10

A brain, for one thing.
The realization that the First Amendment does NOT cover hate speech, since such speech is intended to harm, defame or injure others.