Oprah

POSTED BY: boris
UPDATED: Monday, January 24, 2011 23:21
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PIRATENEWS

Monday, January 24, 2011 6:35 PM

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Originally posted by RIVER6213:

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Originally posted by boris:

I think it's mighty presumptious and somewhat invalidating to say she's done a lot more with her life than the people here. People I've chatted to from this forum have achieved amazing things and are infinitely admirable. they may not have Sh_t loads of money or a successful TV empire, but they've overcome some hefty obstacles and have amazing stories (you know who you are guys).

Rose S

Sure it presumptuous to say that, but those people didn't make 50 billion dollars. In my opinion that puts Oprah up there as having done something worth while with her life, and sure there are some people here, on this forum who have done some amazing things on a small scale, but didn't have much of an impact on a large scale, and in the reality of life they are nothing but a blip on the radar.

Last night Babs Walters interview Oprah, who denied she's a lesbo...until asked about a certain photo with Gayle making out in a back seat of a car.

Brokeback Buddies: 'I am not lesbian and I hate children,' Oprah breaks down as she talks about her love for best friend Gayle King
http://nookdeejung.blogspot.com/2010/12/i-am-not-lesbian-oprah-breaks-
down-as.html

Oprah also bragged how she hated her baby so she killed it. She also brags how her "uncle" (father?) raped her for many years starting at age 9, which turned her into a hooker by age 13.

Oprah's value to the Jew World Odor is brainwashing blacks to murder 52% of blacks in USA, by making abortion look like winning the $3-billion lottery. This is the #1 "accomplishment" of Oprah.

What's Oprah's opinion on banning guns?

RIVER6213

Monday, January 24, 2011 6:55 PM

WOW!
Piratenews is still at it with the misinformation.

BORIS

Monday, January 24, 2011 11:21 PM

I love the different perspectives that arise in these threads. It's interesting to me that you believe making lots of money is more "large scale" than actions and behaviour. As I don't feel the same way. I guess it's all about how we personally measure impact. Sure in terms of how many people have been touched by Oprah's monitary generosity that's large scale. Also many people have been inspired by Oprah, her guests and subjects tackled in her widely broadcast shows so that's certainly large scale. Others have not had the resources to spread their good in a similar way but that does not mean they have not had a similar large scale impact on the people they encounter (and the people they spread the good to as a result). For example I regard the open minded unconditional acceptance I have received by people on this forum over the years as pretty large scale. I am not so easily accepted in daily life in my own environment due to issues discussed in other threads but have to date not experienced ANY rejection from anyone here (including the trolls) and that's a HUGE scale impact to me and I know that feeling of belonging contributed significantly to me regrowing self confidence and self worth at a time when my stocks were dangerously low. I don't know you so I can't make assumptions about your life experience or your perspectives. Maybe you have not been as fortunate as me to be around non famous non rich people who've made huge lifelong impacts on me and others because of their example, actions or guidance. And all of them have done it without expecting any praise or acknowledgement, or without any aggenda. they've given and inspired because they are exceptional people and that to me is waaaaaay larger scale than money, popularity and publicity. I guess I'm admitting to being a kind of snob: I'm more inclined to respect people for doing the amazing things they do and remaining humble about it. I really admire those who aren't even aware of the positive impact they have on other people. I'm blessed to know many such people.

Rose S

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