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I listened to the Neal Boortz show today, and let me tell you, that did it for me.<br> <br> I know that you say that you're insensitive, but the Michael Jackson comment was too far. I believe you said something to that fact that they needed to send his body to the recycling center for them to turn it into plastic and be made into a toy so that children can play with it. The man has died and has left a legacy for all the world to share. <br> <br> Sure he had his faults, we all do. But to go as far as that was cruel. Put yourself in his shoes (God forbid). You wouldn't want him to say that about you, but I guess it doesn't matter to you.<br> <br> I was a longtime listener to your show. And now, I' considering listening to something else between 8:30 AM - 1 PM. I'm knocking down on you, think you're good. But that comment was unnecessary.<br> <br> Is WSB Radio condoning those comments Neal made on his show about Michael Jackson this morning? If so, what and if there will be any consequences? If not, I think they need to. This is no different than when Don Imus made the comment to the Rutgers women's basketball team or when David Letterman made the comment about Sarah Palin's daughter. I feel that as a radio journalist, you must be held accountable of what you say. The saying goes: "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all." Believe me, you're better off that way.
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