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• 1 Blake Faucette // Nov 20, 2006 at 10:17 pm

  Let’s see how quickly this blows over. Americans forget very quickly, which is probably why this crap still occurs. Mel Gibson’s comments seem to have been forgotten.

  Who cares if a couple of jackasses go off on each other? Obviously the party was being disruptive and disrespectful to MR and the rest of the people in the audience by being loud and obnoxious. And MR got to show his true colors by slinging some racist comments. Me personally, black or white, I could care less. I choose to stay away from ignorant people of all colors as much as I possibly can.

• 2 Andy Coon // Nov 21, 2006 at 11:10 am

  I think that Americans forget events quicker rather than people. I’m sure South Park will have a skit with MR in it the next season.

  Blake, you know about being in the public eye with your DVD series, people sometimes will post rude comments about your work when you put your heart and soul into it. You move on and do what you do. Because your a professional. I think all of us try to stay away from ignorant people. Sometimes it takes an event such as this to realize who they are, now we just keep our distance.

• 3 Josh // Nov 21, 2006 at 1:11 pm

  Kramer “unveiled” himself on stage. Its a shame because a lot of people of “color” really enjoyed Seinfeld and his character. As for me I honestly don’t see my self ever watching another rerun episode again. As far as I’m concerned Kramer can go f-ck himself and hang himself upside down and stick a fork up his ass.

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