[Ninong]

Sean Hannity

This is the same guy who falsely accused Ruth Bader Ginsburg of supporting the legalization of prostitution.


P.S. -- Gives new meaning to the word Hannidate!

[Poseidon]

MIchigan is trying to pass a law that would make adultery punishable by PRISON TIME!

So if prostitution becomes legal, does that mean you just have to bring her home to share with the wife? LOL!

[underseaworld]

In Payson AZ adultry is still on the books two people got arrested by the cops and the wife pressed charges.

I think prostitution should be legal. Make all the pimps and prostitutes pay taxes. And all that visit them pay taxes. And make a law that if you get a std. you pay for the fix out of pocket. Just think no more tax dollars spent for jailing them. Make everyone pay thier far share.

[Ninong]

This wasn't really a thread about whether prostitution should be legal or not, it was a thread about hypocrisy! I just thought it was hilarious that Sean Hannity's picture should show up in the "celebrity" section of a Nevada brothel, along with such other notable customers as Joey Buttafucco!

Didn't you guys click on the Sean Hannity link to check out the photographs of him at the brothel? When I said that he "supports legal prostitution," I didn't mean it the way you seem to be taking it. Officially, he's very much against legal prostitution but somehow or other his photograph shows up on a brothel's website!

This was not supposed to be a serious thread!

However, now that you mentioned adultery -- which has nothing whatsoever to do with legalizing prostitution -- I might point out that adultery is still a criminal offense under the UCMJ. Two National Guard recruiters were recently in the news because one of them (who is married) was having an affair with the married girls' cheerleading coach at the local high school. The cheerleading coach (who also had an affair with one of the male high school students) took two 16-yr-old student cheerleaders with her on an "educational" field trip, supposedly to check out local colleges. Instead they went to a motel to meet her married National Guard boyfriend and his 21-yr-old fellow NG recruiter.

The girls cheerleading coach introduced the two teenage girls to the NG recruiters, who were known at the high school, and provided vodka to get the "party" started. She then retired to one motel room with her lover while the young teenage cheerleaders partied in an adjoining room with the other recruiter. The 21-yr-old guardsman and one of the 16-yr-old cheerleaders have admitted that they engaged in sexual intercourse. That's not a criminal offense in South Carolina because the age of consent there is 16. And since neither one of them is married, it's not adultery.

The reason the recruiters got in trouble is because the older one (I think he's 30) engaged in the criminal offense of adultery (under the Uniform Code of Military Justice) and both engaged in behavior contributing to the delinquency of a minor (alcohol) and inappropriate contact with students at a school where they recruited.

It gets even more complicated because the school's principal, who is a cousin of the school board superintendent, ordered all of the girls on the cheerleading squad to "not talk to anyone" about their coach. She even ordered the school restrooms locked so that students would not be able to hide in there to send text messages out revealing what had just been said. That's because the principal knew that law enforcement officers were on their way to interview the cheerleaders.

Local law enforcement authorities have charged the principal with obstruction of justice. She was fired today. The cheerleading coach resigned the same day the story broke. The two guardsmen copped a plea on the military charges. They have both been demoted, fined and relieved of their recruiting jobs. Here.

That Newsweek story doesn't cover the latest update about the school principal getting fired. I must have read that somewhere else.

[mistermikev]

wow leagalize prostitution, why am I not surprised you'd be all for that ninong?
PS it is legal, you just have to go to the right state/area...
or pull an anna nicole smith.
it's just not legal for poor people in most states.
Personally, I find it just as rediculous as that whole "legalize marijuana" argument. I don't think the pot heads even want that, cause as soon as it'd legal they will come up with a breathilizer like test for it, charge you $2000 if you get caught driving under it's influence, and force you to go to a 12 step program.

[Ninong]

Originally Posted by mistermikev

wow leagalize prostitution, why am I not surprised you'd be all for that ninong?

Where did you read that?

This was NOT a serious thread!

This thread is NOT about prostitution, legalized or otherwise! It's about HYPOCRISY!

It's about Fox News ranting and raving against the legalization of prostitution and then having photographs of Mr. Insannity himself show up in the "celebrity" section of a Nevada brothel!

Didn't anyone bother to check out the photos? Am I the only one who thinks they're hilarious? Not quite as hilarious as the transcripts of Bill O'Reilly's fantasy phone sex but hilarious nonetheless.

P.S. -- This thread was intended as satire. Having to explain it ruins everything! Hannity does NOT support legal prostitution! Fox News does NOT support legal prostitution! Yet Hannity is seen posing with the professional staff at a Nevada brothel. Hannity claims that he is against the legalization of prostitution. He falsely accused Justice Ginsburg of favoring it. He falsely accused Justice Ginsburg of favoring lowering the age of consent to 12.

[schrocat]

What's this I hear about Ninong opening up a brothel catering to adulters?

[Ninong]

Adulters?














Is that the same as adulterers?

[schrocat]

Excuse me...adulterers.

Don't ruffle that 2 foot feather in your hat Huggy Bear.

[Ninong]

"It's not just sex -- it's an adventure." -- Dennis Hof, owner and operator of the Moonlite Bunny Ranch.

Maybe Hannity was there for the "adventure" part only? Maybe he was doing "research" for an upcoming Fox documentary on cathouses? Maybe he was on one of his many GOP fundraising trips?

[Ninong]

They have a FAQ page. Bill O'Reilly will be particularly interested in the answer to question 37.

Remember the part about O'Reilly and his travelling vibrator from the Macris lawsuit? Not to be confused with the falafel shower fantasy or the Thailand sex show. Mr. O'Reilly is a man of many talents.

[wozza]

This wasn't really a thread about whether prostitution should be legal or not, it was a thread about hypocrisy!
This was not supposed to be a serious thread!
This was NOT a serious thread!

This thread is NOT about prostitution, legalized or otherwise! It's about HYPOCRISY!

[mistermikev]

sorry bout that ninong... I do realize it was a mistake and you didn't post it (pro prostitution),
AFA "did I find it shocking that some corrupt politician says one thing and does another?", no. I have thoroughly convinced myself that the world of politics is full of people who would find it more important to tell you what to do than to do it... tis the nature of the game.
"Hypocrisy is the essence of snobbery, but all snobbery is about the problem of belonging." Alexander Theroux