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…Because a stupid wop couldn’t get hit by a woman like a man.
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I want nothing more than to find this likely tranny and get the skinny.I want to thank this lovely lady for putting Nana back into obscurity where he belongs.
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The scaffolding creep lie is like his lie about his drone on CNN. "Or you know... Photography".Let me remind everyone of the “official timeline”, according to Anthony:
-Anthony is in Time Square. We don’t know the exact time but it’s assumed to be 12-2am.
-Anthony is there taking landscape architecture photos (presumably of scaffolding looking at the photo of the woman he took)
-A black woman HAPPENED to cross into the cameras path, which Cumia didn’t notice.
-The black woman, horribly mistaking Cumias intentions, punches Anthony in the face. He calls her a Nigger, “cause thats what she say”.
-She starts hitting him, Cumia raises his arms to block while she’s screaming “DONT TOUCH ME”
-5 Niggers appeared out of nowhere and after getting hit “5 times” he tells the blacks “BACK OFF!!”, and they do.
-The black girl punches him again. Proceeds to walk off. She mentions “I’ll tells em u raped me!” which can only be assumed to happen after Cumia said he would go to the police.
-He goes home and chills for a while. And he starts Tweeting like 2-3 hours after.
Anthony was told repeatedly by management and Opie to stop doing Compound shows as they were so low class that Sirius nor anyone else wanted to be associated with them. And the high risk and stupid behaviors Anthony was displaying were jeopardizing the entire show as he was doing things that would attract a lot of negative attention to all of them. Plus it was making Sirius and everyone else look unprofessional as their most popular and highest paid shows featured one of the leads doing free shows from his basement whilst blackout drunk.
Imagine Howard Stern, Imus, or Rush Limbaugh, or someone from ESPN, being blackout drunk and slurring into a microphone in their basements at 2AM and management not asking them "what the hell are you doing?". Though Artie Lange on Joe Buck was practically this but with heroin instead. And was in a $20million Manhattan HBO studio instead of a basement.
So why didn't management also crack down on Anthony's other social media rantings and lunacy? Like his Twitter? Because that would mean getting rid of Opie's Twitter and Youtube. So Anthony kept his Twitter and so did Opie. And Opie kept his Youtube account as well to post not only Sirius and O&A related content but also his own personal stuff like viral video attempts. Why let Anthony keep Twitter when it was just as possible for him to self destruct using it as his home broadcasts? It seemed like everyone had just given up on Anthony at that point.
Anthony's early Compound shows were proof that he could not be trusted on his own to have his own show. And that without management or someone like Opie watching him he would simply become rapidly unhinged. By the end of the show his race rants on O&A and on social media were daily. *Candy Crush noises*. Well before 'scaffolding photography' night he was going on rants on social media and the show and obsessing over race. But not in any sort of intelligent way like an FBI agent or historian. It was race rants on the level of a 12-year-old who had just read the back blurb on a Colin Flaherty book. Anthony was basically ramping up for the big escalation into just calling them niggers and wishing them death. Probably at this point everyone including Opie and Norton were just waiting for him to say something that would get him or all of them fired.
And keep in mind that almost no one cared about Trayvon or any other dumb nigger. It was just that Anthony's race rants were almost never factual. And they were never entertaining. Listen to stuff like the Hat Removal Service and how the show handled niggers being animals. Versus how Anthony handled the Trayvon death.
After Anthony was fired though he initially was still loved by O&A fans. And Opie and Norton were looked at like traitors. Anthony was the martyr for free speech and censorship. And Opie and Norton were corporate tools and backstabbers. But it didn't take long for that to change. As a year and a half later Anthony would be arrested for beating his girlfriend so badly that she had fractured bones. And had his guns confiscated by police. This despite Keith's best efforts to make everything disappear.
A few years later Anthony would generally be hated by everyone. The O&A fandom. The Pests. Lots of his new fans walked away from him. Opie was done with him forever. The Cellar comics mostly hate him including guys like Burr blacklisting him from their lives. He was banned from the Patrice benefit and no one objected. And it is only a matter of time before his new crowd of right wing grifter weirdos have to walk away from him for some reason. His own personal meltdowns over failed roast jokes and Sue Lightning and everyone else would just keep piling onto him endlessly.
The amount of humiliating things that Anthony has endured since getting fired could fill multi-volume encyclopedia.
To have been a fly on that shitty McMansion wall in the hours between it happening and the time he went online. The frantic pacing around the hour, the barely contained rage-tears, screaming out loud at nobody (was Keith "Keith the Cop" Maresca living at The Compound at this point?) and actively making himself more and more unhinged before he ultimately went full steam ahead.-He goes home and chills for a while. And he starts Tweeting like 2-3 hours after.
Anthony was told repeatedly by management and Opie to stop doing Compound shows as they were so low class that Sirius nor anyone else wanted to be associated with them. And the high risk and stupid behaviors Anthony was displaying were jeopardizing the entire show as he was doing things that would attract a lot of negative attention to all of them. Plus it was making Sirius and everyone else look unprofessional as their most popular and highest paid shows featured one of the leads doing free shows from his basement whilst blackout drunk.
Imagine Howard Stern, Imus, or Rush Limbaugh, or someone from ESPN, being blackout drunk and slurring into a microphone in their basements at 2AM and management not asking them "what the hell are you doing?". Though Artie Lange on Joe Buck was practically this but with heroin instead. And was in a $20million Manhattan HBO studio instead of a basement.
So why didn't management also crack down on Anthony's other social media rantings and lunacy? Like his Twitter? Because that would mean getting rid of Opie's Twitter and Youtube. So Anthony kept his Twitter and so did Opie. And Opie kept his Youtube account as well to post not only Sirius and O&A related content but also his own personal stuff like viral video attempts. Why let Anthony keep Twitter when it was just as possible for him to self destruct using it as his home broadcasts? It seemed like everyone had just given up on Anthony at that point.
Anthony's early Compound shows were proof that he could not be trusted on his own to have his own show. And that without management or someone like Opie watching him he would simply become rapidly unhinged. By the end of the show his race rants on O&A and on social media were daily. *Candy Crush noises*. Well before 'scaffolding photography' night he was going on rants on social media and the show and obsessing over race. But not in any sort of intelligent way like an FBI agent or historian. It was race rants on the level of a 12-year-old who had just read the back blurb on a Colin Flaherty book. Anthony was basically ramping up for the big escalation into just calling them niggers and wishing them death. Probably at this point everyone including Opie and Norton were just waiting for him to say something that would get him or all of them fired.
And keep in mind that almost no one cared about Trayvon or any other dumb nigger. It was just that Anthony's race rants were almost never factual. And they were never entertaining. Listen to stuff like the Hat Removal Service and how the show handled niggers being animals. Versus how Anthony handled the Trayvon death.
After Anthony was fired though he initially was still loved by O&A fans. And Opie and Norton were looked at like traitors. Anthony was the martyr for free speech and censorship. And Opie and Norton were corporate tools and backstabbers. But it didn't take long for that to change. As a year and a half later Anthony would be arrested for beating his girlfriend so badly that she had fractured bones. And had his guns confiscated by police. This despite Keith's best efforts to make everything disappear.
A few years later Anthony would generally be hated by everyone. The O&A fandom. The Pests. Lots of his new fans walked away from him. Opie was done with him forever. The Cellar comics mostly hate him including guys like Burr blacklisting him from their lives. He was banned from the Patrice benefit and no one objected. And it is only a matter of time before his new crowd of right wing grifter weirdos have to walk away from him for some reason. His own personal meltdowns over failed roast jokes and Sue Lightning and everyone else would just keep piling onto him endlessly.
The amount of humiliating things that Anthony has endured since getting fired could fill multi-volume encyclopedia.
No, yes, and I expected him to just do "Live at the Compound" style shows from then on out, but to not burn every single bridge and friendship he had. Podcasting/YouTubers were more or less already the established form of "content creation" by 2014, I thought it'd be a cheaper version but otherwise same quality of show he did on O&A, and friends and guests would stop by and, at least for me, nothing would change.Hey fellas. Be honest. Did you think "I stand with Ant" would be a bigger deal than it was? Did you think this would be a temporary thing, a slap on the wrist? Moving on to bigger better things? I didn't, of course, not even for a few months.
That should be book #2, he might actually sell a few of those.The amount of humiliating things that Anthony has endured since getting fired could fill multi-volume encyclopedia.
Hey fellas. Be honest. Did you think "I stand with Ant" would be a bigger deal than it was? Did you think this would be a temporary thing, a slap on the wrist? Moving on to bigger better things? I didn't, of course, not even for a few months.
cannot explain it, but even if it was an off-air event you still got a spidey sense.
I think he was in the apartment in Manhattan right after it happened.To have been a fly on that shitty McMansion wall in the hours between it happening and the time he went online. The frantic pacing around the hour, the barely contained rage-tears, screaming out loud at nobody (was Keith "Keith the Cop" Maresca living at The Compound at this point?) and actively making himself more and more unhinged before he ultimately went full steam ahead.
The only person who seemingly has no idea that the tweets would be a big deal is Cumia himself. But even that I think is cope. Like Opie says in the context culture was going into even the race rants on air were pushing it. Directing violence at a specific person and using racial slurs, then saying thats how all of them are, is way worse than anything Jimmy the Creek or Don Imus said.This. I was working with Than at thie time when the tweets came out and we both kinda came in for work the day and looked at each other like... "yikes...." You could tell it was gonna be a big deal.
He brings it up to Mel Gibson rage when he dies in COD or loses his gun. It was just “NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER” to the point of the walls shaking.To have been a fly on that shitty McMansion wall in the hours between it happening and the time he went online. The frantic pacing around the hour, the barely contained rage-tears, screaming out loud at nobody (was Keith "Keith the Cop" Maresca living at The Compound at this point?) and actively making himself more and more unhinged before he ultimately went full steam ahead.
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