Hey yeah, great idea. I remember when they didn't allow blacks into any restaurants and it was a great time!

How bout a bill that allows you to provide or deny service to anyone for any reason. You know, a bill that let's you run a business.

As a lifetime Arizona resident I support this statement. The problem here isn't most people. I live in Downtown Phoenix where the LGBT community is strong and in full force. We have a vibrant city and are VERY progressive and liberal and a thriving arts community.

I'm not sure this was a decision that was necessarily based on the controversy surrounding the Olympics. NBC is a pretty liberal network (I know this will piss some people off but for the most part it's true). Russia has already been taken to task by several journalist on the network about its policies, I don't think…

Sure, they edited it. But it seems like they left the most forceful commentary in, which is, in my opinion, contained the first few sentences after the section bolded here.

Time constraints. But worse, political ramification. (yes, Republicans are likely use this for political attack)

Because NBC selectively edits out massive sections of the opening ceremony.

There's also the problem that the woman is not wearing pants.

*high five*

getting mad about this is the same as getting mad about describing a restaurant it is in front of. "in front of an Italian restaurant" "ahh bro why do you have to put that description in there just say restaurant."

Didn't they get those hats on a visit to Calgary?

No. It is because the FAA bans the use of any electronic devices under 10,000 feet that produce electromagnetic interference with aircraft radios and electrical and electronic systems. And because the airlines aren't going to spend money testing the electromagnetic interference properties of every electronic device ,…

You know that GM would've built a 65 foot Impala if they could have gotten away with it.

I see a difference between flying over a protest and running a concentration camp

Did they open fire on the crowds? No? Then your comment has no bearing. And if they brought the plane down IN THE CROWDS many of people would have died.

I seriously fail to see how flying a helicopter over a peaceful protest is the same as forcing people into concentration camps at gunpoint.

Being told to go monitor a protest is not an unlawful order. The pilots cannot and should not refuse to do it.

The pilot is Kevin Spacey? Long lost twin at least.

@CaptainJack: No kidding. I kept wondering when they were going to get to the cheap version they were talking about.

Again...our mantra is "buy USED" on Craigslist.