Is Michael Savage going too far with his stories?

Question

I mean we all have some good stories about our youth. Just because he has a talk show, doesn't mean his stories are great, or that he has the right to ram them down our ears. I turn him off now, when I sense another story coming on.

Answer 1

See, there ya go... you hate it, the first answer loves it. And that's why they make Chocolate AND Vanilla - different strokes.

Savage is in trouble for his remarks about mis-diagnosed autism. What many don't realize is that he has a developmentally challenged child of his own.

And you hit it on the head when you said you turn it off when he gets to a point you don't like. That's what the volume and on/off buttons are for.

-a guy named duh

Answer 2

I think his stories are great. I think he should have a whole separate show where he just tells stories of the old days in New York. I can understand not liking it though. If you want to hear political talk, Savage telling stories may not satisfy.

I really like his stories though. And I think his stories usually have an application he wants you to take from it.

Answer 3

His stories are c**p, the main problem with him is he doesn't know how to say things in a way that expresses his opiion without seriously offending people,  i.e. calling the Quran a book of hate and a "throwback document,  and saying that autistic kids need to be told to stop acting like idiots and then explaining that he meant that kids were being misdiagnosed.  its a simple case of engaging your brain before opening your mouth.... Other than that he still is a psycho douchebag

Answer 4

well....Savage is an 'acquired taste' type thing. I remember waaay back when he was getting poked around for telling stories about high profile people that at the time "seemed" really overboard...then waay later,the truth comes out and he was right on the mark...so...?.....but he's not for everyone,no doubt. That's why we have the word variety, and tuner buttons on radios.