I purposely had not commented on the whole Don Imus thing up until this point because to me all of it is a bunch of crap. The same people that fight for freedom of expression are the same people that are executing someone that freely expressed himself. It’s so crazy that we live in such a hypocritical world that allows the over zealous efforts of a few opportunists to overpower one of the most important principles that this country has been founded on. A distinction must be made between free speech and the issues of morality that are attached to what has been said. By law, Don Imus was free to say what he wanted to, but there were so many people offended that he was fired because of executing his right. I don’t agree that he should have lost his job because I don’t think that this will truly affect the morals and principles that guide his everyday interactions. More of a solution would have been to work with him through his thoughts and actions to show him a better way of approaching life… showing him why women shouldn’t be called B’s and Ho’s and showing him the reason why people were offended by his comments. Don Imus can always get another job, but he’ll potentially make the same kind of comments. I just think that we really missed the point on this one. » Read more: Don Imus, Rutgers and the NY Post