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i'm called a homophobe. >> stephen: yes, they're calling us hateful names like bigot and homophobe when we're just helpfully pointing out that they are deviant abominations who are going to hell. there's no need to get personal. and denying gay marriage is at the heart of my faith, folks. sure, jesus never mentioned homosexuality in the new testament but that just shows how much he disapproved of it. he was giving the gays the old silent treatment. and folks, let's not kid ourselves. we know where this is leading. >> remember when the jews in nazi germany had to wear a yellow star of david on their sleeve. we're get to go the point where these homo fascists are going to force us to wear on our sleeve some kind of identifying marker. >> stephen: yes. soon cristians will be forced to wear some kind of symbol so everyone can see who we are. oh, my god! it's happening already. fortunately we cristians don't have to sit idly by while the gays shove their love in our face and that brings us to tonight's word. ( cheers and applause ). we shall undermine. folks, gay marriage proponents love to

they had a homophobe on staff whose ideas were very well-known and they put him in front of a camera. but no, i'm not for espn sanctioning or firing him because they completely put him in this position to do it. i do call deeply into question espn's motivations for putting him in front of a camera on monday in the first place. >> john: i do want to point out he did call jason brave for coming out of the closet. that's where i give him credit for it but you're right. >> you're so brave, the way you're going to hell. >> john: he buys all of his -- all of those church clothes he got are paid for by guys in the nba who i believe have occasionally indulged in premarital sex. rush limbaugh said if tim tebow came out as gay, he could guarantee himself a spot in the nfl. do you think that's really the case and what do you make of some cynic suggesting this was a career move for mr. collins? >> no. two things. one, tebow can't find a job in the nfl because tim tebow can't throw and this is a very important thing when you're trying to be a quarterback in the nfl is the ability to throw a footba

in the top-10 and people a struggling to understand that and it is hard to root for a team that is homophobic when you are a city that decade has stood for an alternative way of looking at our bill g b t brothers and sisters. that was a huge deal at the time. was good to see the nfl and particularly -- you might have seen the news this past week that our teams, not just mant'i teo but asking players do you like girls and are you married and who are you dating and studiously put, these questions are not only immoral but illegal. you can't ask people things like that. i interviewed a couple players who have come out of the closet since retirement and they said the nfl has been asking this for decades. it is part of how they talk to you and it is a way to dehumanize people as soon as they come into the interview room. and we control you, would like to know everything about you and then you will basically be ours to mold whatever we say so it is good that players are breaking out and the nfl has a long way to go. despite the immediate condemnation, there are ways to go. michael jordan is an inter

however, polls still show that it does appearing to be somewhat more homophobic. that's worth remembering as well. >> i think you wrote about this, adam, in your piece about the dual consciousness of this. it's also about the double consequences that someone, a figure like jason collins, faces from the sports world and also from the african-american community. >> well, look, if you look at the poll that ugov did on the reaction to jason collins coming out, you know, black respondents in that poll were actually more likely to support collins' decision to come out than any other group. >> well, so let's hope that the momentum stays going in the positive direction for jason collins. you know, he has gotten some death threats via twitter. one thing i want to tell everybody, we're going to have judy and dennis shepard on later in the program. they're the parents of matthew shepard. jason collins shared he wears the number 98 in honor of matthew shepard, who was killed in 1998. i want to talk about the president embarking on his trip to mexico city. let's talk about why

it's a little hard to root for a team that's homophobic when you are a city that for decades has stood for an alternative way of looking at our, mr. -- lgbt brothers and sisters. that was a huge deal at the time, and it was good to see nfl in particular condemn the comments, but then you might have seen the news this past week that teams are not just manti te'o, but teams are asking players questions like do you like girls, and are you harold, and who are you dating, who do you sleep with. once again, these questions are not only immoral, they're illegal. you can't ask people things like that. and i interviewed a couple of players who have come out of the closet since retirement, and they said like, no, the nfl's been asking this for decades. it's part of how they talk to you when you go in, and i think it's partly a way to dehumanize people as soon as they come into the interview room. so they realize like, you're ours now, and we control you. therefore, we have the right to know everything about you, and you will then, basically, be ours to mold and do what we say. so it's a good thi

you wouldn't say even though you disagree with it that officer would be homophobe bic automatically. >> absolutely not. all we care about -- we're a hamburger not a complex meal. it's your behavior and your attitude that matters. what you have inside belongs to you. >> bill: we assume that the military code of justice will take care of people who violate military law. let's get on to the. >> not a good assumption, bill. not a good assumption. >> bill: you think the military is corrupt in that regard, mr. weinstein? >> i do. i have been doing this for mine years two months and 28 days. we represent over 33,000 members of the u.s. military. 96% of them catholics like you, roman catholics and protestants who are victims of religious oppression. this is something we view as totally out of control. >> bill: so you believe, you flat out and i know that you talked to some pentagon officials. they sought you out for discussion. you believe that the military, the american military is corrupt, that it isn't enforcing protections against let's say over zealous proselytizing. you believe that is

think about it, six years ago, tim hard away was saying i'm a homophob homophobic, sorry. that's how i roll. three years later, he's an activist for the other side. it is culture who is running this. it's incredible to watch. so as part of that, you need to have the conversation and people who are unafraid to go out and then get shouted down on this, which is what -- >> it is interesting that the politics of shame in this case did seem to be against chris, not against jason, right? they were how dare you say something like this in public, but i guess i still worry about the privilege aspect here. on the one hand, i agree with you. there has been a shouting down of those comments, saying that that's homophobic, that's not what we believe. the fact is there's policy, privileges and cultural privileges that lgbt people do not have. >> i think that's absolute lly true. in the evangelical community, talking about how christians are the minority, there's an element of movement, backlash where it's essentially oh, now we're the victims, we're the ones being shouted down and calle

turns out it's the catholic homophobes who need to repent. it's the birthday of madeleine albright, and on this date in 1928 mickey mouse appeared in his first animated short. we all look forward to his big disney cartoon "star wars" episode 7. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: good evening, i'm john fugelsang. this is "viewpoint." thank you for joining us this evening. president obama apparently wasn't content with all the white house scandals headlines this week or the possibility thinks second term could be suffocated under a blanket ofvilleofcriminal investigations, so he did something today. for groups seeking status tax status, the president condemned them. >> today secretary lew took the first step by accepting requesting and accepting the leader of the irs. it's important to implement new leadership to help us go forward. >> john: whether that will satisfy congressional republicans remains to be seen. earlier today, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell demanded a different sort of action from the president. >> th

there are i would say a large segment of african-americans who are very homophobic. there's no getting around that. >> where do you think that comes from? >> in fact, chris boussard came out yesterday on air -- he didn't come out but he said that, you know, he feels a sin against god, homosexuals. and he's african-american brother from new orleans. >> so do you see that in -- >> he's a christian. >> -- in the community as something based on religious beliefs and religious traditions? >> to be honest, they mitigate people in the church. there are gay people in the black church so you just can't say i believe in god and that means that i'm against homosexuality. >> jason collins makes a point of saying he's a christian and this is -- i mean, this is in line with his beliefs. how do you think fans are going to respond? how do you think other players are going to respond, not just publicly, in the locker room, on the court? >> look, there will be a couple of jokes but i think that with the tweets that i've read, if he does happen to get on a team next year, he's going to

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it is an art form stereotypically in the past that has been very homophobic, very mask lynn driven culture. a lot of miss oj knee a lot of homophobia in the last year of people's minds have started to open up. you have barack obama in support of gay marriage. >> stephen: i'm not familiar with barack obama's rap words. but i'm sure it's very good. >> barack obama, if you listen faintly, you can hear faint rap music coming from the white house on sunday nights i've heard >> stephen: full rap used to say things like [bleep] police. what do you want to do to the police? ryan? >> i'd want nothing to do with the police. >> stephen: well, i'll tell you what. would you do a song for us now that you're all set up? ( cheers and applause ) thank you so much for being here. we'll be right back with a performance by maclemore and ryan lewis. >> stephen: here with performance off their album the heist, ladies and gentlemen, mclemore and ryan lewis. ♪ when i was in the third grade i thought i was gay ♪ and i kept my room straight. i told my mom she was like, ben, you liked girls in pre-k. the stereot

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the countries openly racist, anti-semitic, and homophobic, but this man posy friend from poland was apparently less aware. >> they are visiting us for three days. i think this is a very nice rally, and there is a concert. we are just taking a look. >> yes, i am. >> what? no, you are not. >> yes, i am. it is good. it is a real hungarian party. >> the talmud is supposedly on sale here, but it is in fact a mock text of this rabbinic texts of central today is in. . >> and of hitler, even. that's not so nice. >> it is very sneaky. it is not very pleasant. >> this should not be displayed so openly. >> but this man says how can it be that every word of "mein kampf" is a lie? one leader who has made such statements respectable, in his half-hour long antisemitic tirade, makes fun of holocaust victims and even proposes that a list of jews who pose a national security risk be drawn up. he also accuses jews of wanting to buy up hungry. the question remains -- if a list were drawn up and people continue to buy of hungary and act against national interests are in parliament, what would happen to them? >> if

it is an art form stereotypically in the past that has been very homophobic, very mask lynn driven culture. a lot of miss oj knee a lot of homophobia in the last year of people's minds have started to open up. you have barack obama in support of gay marriage. >> stephen: i'm not familiar with barack obama's rap words. but i'm sure it's very good. >> barack obama, if you listen faintly, you can hear faint rap music coming from the white house on sunday nights i've heard >> stephen: full rap used to say things like [bleep] police. what do you want to do to the police? ryan? >> i'd want nothing to do with the police. >> stephen: well, i'll tell you what. would you do a song for us now that you're all set up? ( cheers and applause ) thank you so much for being here. we'll be right back with a performance by maclemore and ryan lewis. stick >> stephen: here with performance off their album the heist, ladies and gentlemen, mclemore and ryan lewis. ♪ when i was in the third grade i thought i was gay ♪ and i kept my room straight. i told my mom she was like, ben, you liked girls in pre-k. the s

gay rights group equality california says the campaign is homophobic and encourages discrimination. >>> a dramatic and frightening scene was caught on tape at lieu neu washing international airport. the pilot on a flight from philadelphia had to to land the plane on the belly when the landing gear didn't drop. >>> u.s. airways flight made a safe landing after developing trouble with the landing gear. it was frightening moment with sparks flying. as these photos show, fire and rescue crews sprayed foam on the plane to keep it from catching fire. the plane with 31 passengers and three crew had left philadelphia just before 11:00 for a short flight. they circled several times trying to determine the source of the problem. when nothing worked he brought it down safely. >> pilots say they train for this sort of thing. that training in this case certainly paid off. >> there were no injuries and the passengers were transported by bus to the terminal. n.t.s.b. is investigating the incident. >> still ahead, what police believe caused a crash during a parade that injured more than 50 people. pl

if you think marriage should be defined as a man and woman you are a homophobe. there's one word label for all of us that is thrown out. if i say there's a bigger moral problem in the world today, in the world of islam, in christianity or judaism or hinduism you are islamowphobia so no debate is necessary. that is why they do it because i have on my radio show the greatest, most of the biggest leftist names except new york times columnist, they don't go on conservative shows. i want to declare it. tom freedman will go on in pr but he will not come on any conservative talk shows and i don't blame him. even though we will treat him perfectly decently, that is why they come on. i have on the great university of chicago professor martha -- one of the leading names on the left and she was delighted to be on and we don't agree on anything. my motto on my show is i prefer clarity to agreement. if i clarify where i differ with the left or whoever, good. back to is this. to merely say there is more of a moral problem today in the islamic world and the christian or jewish

there are, i will say, a large segment of african-americans who are very homophobic. there's no getting around that. >> where do you think that comes from? >> one of the top guys at espn came out yesterday on air and said -- not come out, he didn't come out, but he said that, you know, he felt it was a sin against god, homosexuals. and he's african-american brother from new orleans. >> so do you see that in the community as something based largely on religious beliefs, religious tradition? >> well, look, to be honest, there are many gay people in the church. let's keep it real. there are gay people in the black church. so you just can't say i believe in god, that means that i'm against homosexuality. >> jason collins makes a point of saying he's a christian and this is in line with his beliefs. how do you think fans are going to respond? how do you think other players are going to respond, you know, not just publicly but in the locker room, on the court? >> look, there will be a couple of jokes, but i think that with the tweets i read, he's going to get, if he does ha

homophobic, coward. nothing like me. a lot of work in this character. he is the father of the girl that this character calls offsides on. they have a conversation. this guy think it is nothing. they do not like each other. but they do not expect to see each other ever again. the next day, guy is driving home from his job. he is a forensic plummer. [laughter] which is a real job. if a crime is committed involving, let's say, a toilet -- [laughter] you would call a forensic plumber who would testify. the victim's with his head in the bowl to not have reached the lever, so i cannot have been a suicide. [laughter] google id. i am telling you, folks. anyway, he is coming home from his job as a forensic plumber, and his wife tells him he needs to pick up some wine for her women's book club. so he sees the wine shop. so they come back together. that sets out this chain of events. they hate each other. but i keep getting pushed together randomly. within a matter of days, without intending to, they have hijacked a clothing-optional cruise ship. [laughter] >> it

but the homophobic parents have something to stand on unfortunately. according to the law. [ blows raspberry ] >> stephanie: sexual battery. >> according to the laws in florida. yes. >> stephanie: it's not battery. >> you might need some things that require batteries -- >> >> stephanie: stop it. i knew you were going there. gene in cleveland. >> caller: hi, stephanie. the irs scandal, i remember back here in ohio all the -- all the advertisements, and all these 501 c's getting on and they were fighting each other. and they still had all of those republicans sitting there at the irs, if they didn't call for some of these -- some of their own groups to get audited. you know? karl rove, you know, he's pretty sneaky. he knows how to do things like that. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: i really think because i was looking -- steven colbert showed how easy it is to open up a 501 c, and the first thing i thought of was proud to. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: open up a 501 c, call them up, speak in single-sill boll words and you can raise a ton of money. >

. >> what you find today isame ca >> if you'reed to same sex marriage homophobic you're narrow minded. you are and throw in almost any blank and other words we wouldn't mention in this program. you see, the advantage is tremendous by calling people names. because then you don't have to deal with issue do you? he wants to be associated with home phobe be aing or some other name that you want to give to somebody and so what you do is you true toy marginal lies them in that way. >>> the book gives us so much to think about, when a nation forgets god, seven lesson we must learn from nazi germany. do you have any final thoughts for us? first of all word of those of you who accepted jesus christ as your savior. i hope that when you hear that things we have been talking about, that you are not filled with fear, that you recognize that god walks with us through the difficult times and what an exciting time to be alive to believe god's promises to trust thoseomises, and to know that we follow in the train of other behaviors. we've always had conflict with governments and we've always been in d

go there any sunday in particular, there are hispanic christians speaking in spanish and using very homophobic hate speech and they are near the mission police station, and nothing is ever done about that. i do respect their right to freedom of speech, but they do encourage violence against transgender people in the mission and gay people. also, unions, who have protests, and where noise may be used against them and also how do you distinguish between, for example, the people on union square you are talking about, the guy that plays the drums or the bag pipe who comes occasionally and gives us beautiful music and there seems to be a constitutional problem there and so i would urge for a little consideration on some of the constitutional issues that are involved with this issue of the noise. >> thank you. >> good evening, supervisors, so i was going to come up here and say that this legislation has come before the commission and vetted by the commission and the commission voted on it unanimously and that we were happy, the legislation, we felt was going to help us promote more responsible night

community we can make an impact and i think there's a bias or there's an assumption in sports that it's a homophobic industry, it's almost like that man bites dog, people look up and say, wait a minute, that's not the way to do things. >> we have talked about policy, legal, now you hear about organizations doing boots on the ground and doing work in their communities. michael, you said something interesting, that family can sometimes not be a positive influence. let's get micro, what influences do you draw upon, what influenced you to become an antibias aspect, personal or family, aspects of your own cultural identity? >> okay, being the eldest of three and a vietnamese family is very difficult. throw in being gay, it makes it a lot more stressful. and throw in being clinically labeled as obese at age 13, you have a recipe for bullying and discrimination all over. so that was me. and it was hard and it wasn't until someone took a chance on me and mr. burket saved my life. there are moments where i've been in the shoes where my youth have been. if it wasn't for mr. burket, i wouldn't be here and i wo

you ever watch a homophobe's eyes roll back into his skull? that mental reset of the computer just blinks. i need male assist on two, please. i need a male assist on two. i don't care. this disease doesn't care, the criminal justice system doesn't care. g.o.d. doesn't care, heterosexual, you're perfect, bisexual, you're greedy, life is a buffet for you every day. i'll take one of him, two of her and all that big fella, come on! barbecue in my back yard, let's go! so i step over to the special screening area and the kid comes over because the senior security guy says you go frisk him and he went -- first thought, wrong. i know i have leverage here. humor will make awkward turn into experience. now, the danger is humor is a bighammer. i'm not funny all day. because at some point if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. it's the wrong tool for the right way to do something, so try to balance it. but i was out of sorts, hadn't had my coffee and was a little tired. he comes over and said i have to give you a special patdown with t

doug, one of our awesome former homophobe. >> are we on bachmann marriage watch? how long will it take to destroy their marriage? [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] let's see. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: that might explode. [ticking time bomb] >> think how far minnesota has come since prince looked in his own parent's window and said freak show about the fact that he had an interracial parentage. i'm dead serious. like minneapolis as a cross point. he must be a great gym teacher because apparently prince has mad skills at basketball. >> yes, of course. >> it's true. he's apparently sick at it according to charlie murphy. >> your boys are there to see the game. >> stephanie: he probably freaks you out. you're going up for a lay-up. [prince shrieking] >> stephanie: not technically considered a foul. you can do that. you don't touch the player but you just go -- >> thin line between prince, like kind of screaming musical joy and a hawk spotting a prey. >> stephanie: look. it is prince. he doesn't eat mice. >> that we know of. >> stephanie: i think the former homophobes i

community we can make an impact and i think there's a bias or there's an assumption in sports that it's a homophobic industry, it's almost like that man bites dog, people look up and say, wait a minute, that's not the way to do things. >> we have talked about policy, legal, now you hear about organizations doing boots on the ground and doing work in their communities. michael, you said something interesting, that family can sometimes not be a positive influence. let's get micro, what influences do you draw upon, what influenced you to become an antibias aspect, personal or family, aspects of your own cultural identity? >> okay, being the eldest of three and a vietnamese family is very difficult. throw in being gay, it makes it a lot more stressful. and throw in obese at age 13, you have a recipe for bullying and discrimination all over. so that was me. and it was hard and it wasn't until someone took a chance on me and mr. burket saved my life. there are moments where i've been in the shoes where my youth have been. if it wasn't for mr. burket, i wouldn't be here and i wouldn't be able to provide th

go there any sunday in particular, there are hispanic christians speaking in spanish and using very homophobic hate speech and they are near the mission police station, and nothing is ever done about that. i do respect their right to freedom of speech, but they do encourage violence against transgender people in the mission and gay people. also, unions, who have protests, and where noise may be used against them and also how do you distinguish between, for example, the people on union square you are talking about, the guy that plays the drums or the bag pipe who comes occasionally and gives us beautiful music and there seems to be a constitutional problem there and so i would urge for a little consideration on some of the constitutional issues that are involved with this issue of the noise. >> thank you. >> good evening, supervisors, so i was going to come up he and say that this legislation has come before the commission and vetted by the commission and the commission voted on it unanimously and that we were happy, the legislation, we felt was going to help us promote more responsible night l

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>> anonymous. >> stephanie: as you say racist sexist homophobic whatever. >> that's why i made the reference to fight club. where a guy would fight with people in the basement of a bar, and i think people do that on twitter, they use that duality of life, and if you are being racist and sexist homophobic it is still wrong on twitter. let's keep it about the issues. >> stephanie: dean we're acquainted with this on talk radio, because callers are announcement, and you would not believe some of the [ censor bleep ] we hear on this show. and as you say the anonymity of twitter -- you said you have been called a towel head and also a study guinea. >> yeah i actually find it refreshing when they use ethnic italian slurs. the most i get about being muslim. and i have such a thick skin as a comedian and i appeal to some people. i'm like let's be better. if you see people spewing hate and garbage, say to them only 13% of americans are on twitter. it's a special place. tell people let's keep it about whatever -- >> stephanie: whatever you are debating. >> people tell me i'm not funny all the time. i g

doesn't necessarily mean they're homophobic but means they're businesspeople. >> i'll give an example here. that's right. just get off of this subject and look at somebody like a barry bonds. barry bonds was with the san francisco giants. he was a huge distraction. greatest player in the history of baseball perhaps, the steroids aside from that. when he leaves, the giants win world series. >> i had a nice conversation, i won't go into detail about it. everyone knows this part that he said, i'm hoping to get signed. he's hoping to get a job. do you think he'll get signed? >> the reality of it is he probably will not. the not just because of this but the age thing, what have you. it's going to be very, very difficult. >> okay. we'll see. we'll see. okay. >>> let's move on and talk about wrigley. you don't even have to be a cubs fan to love that stadium. build in 1914. the new cubs owner wants to renovate it and this week he said if he doesn't get the approval for the changes, including a giant video board, the cubs might leave wrigley field. that is not going to happen. >> no. no. >> no

captured former coach mike rice's aggressive behavior, hurli ining basketballs at play and yelling homophobic slurs. he was fired and the athletic director forced to resign. >> i was deeply disturbed by the behavior. >> reporter: this time the university's president will have to answer to governor chris christie after reports surfaced that the new athletic director hired to turn the university's image around is herself accused of being an abusive coach. the governor's spokesperson said he's not going to be making any judgments at this time, but he expects to be talking with the rutgers administration this week to get the details. it has emerged that back in 1996, all 15 members of julie hermann's volleyball team wrote her alert. the players wrote in part, the mental cruelty that we as a team have suffered is unbearable. we have been lied to, publicly humiliated and ripped apart as both players and people. they said the coach had called them whores, learning disabled. the paper says hermann responds, quote, i never heard any of this, never name calling them or anything like that whatsoever. he

this is for homophobic tweets. the students say orange county, california had the most but due to the high level of over all twitter activity those hateful tweets are not prominent on this map. >> reporter: is there a new star in space? [ music ] [ singing ] >> you don't see that every day. performing his version of space oddity and he is doing it on board the international space station. how about that? he is on his way back to earth after serving as the commander and while he was up there he recorded an entire album. >> great. >>> back to our chief meteorologist bill martin who has good news for all of us who were sweating it out over the weekend. >> we got temperatures trending downward. but it has been nice. nice run. fog, you can see it shows up around half moon bay. see it here? clear in pacifica right now. clear in san francisco -- pardon me, the beach at san francisco. warm, 87 degrees in antioch. 85 in fairfield. but fog comes back tonight. things cool down. i showed you the low-pressure system. it will re

where it is easier to come out of a closet as a gay person than it is to come out of the closet as a homophobic bigot. thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> john: as we mentioned on the show last night, a citizens group has been holding unofficial hearings in washington, d.c. this week on one simple topic. nothing too complicated. no reason to get excited. they just would like to know if the u.s. government has been covering up ufo sightings since the truman administration. that's all. they have all been testifying before former members of congress and the senate. former members who are being paid $20,000 a piece to show up and form a figure head committee. the question is how serious is a hearing like this? how serious can it be? no one cracked a smile when air force captain said nuclear missiles have shut down right when oval object

. >> if that's what makes you happy, andy, homophobe. >> i am done. >> see you later. ?ai coming up, bring me a higher love. bring me a higher love. bring me a higher love. not a story. just something steve doosey whispered to me on the elevator. i heard you the first time and why did it happen? >> why did they make a menu for the story president obama doesn't want you to hear. >>> what is the -- was the fort his last resort? they were arguing at an olive garden. who has bt been there airing -- who has bt been there arguing at an olive garden? this photo of a dude on a date taking cover has gotten super popular on-line. if only there was a word to describe that. after a nearby customer posted it on twitter with the caption, quote, a grown-ass man -- i hate that. just say grown. is mad at his girlfriend at olive garden and has made a menu fort. the picture has been retweeted 85 billion times including on other planets. lots of people calling mr. pink shirt out for being a jerky jerk face. others bash the guy who snapped the shot and not minding his own business. as usual