Manson's Blog

I also agree. I watched Dog on Larry King and he seemed like he truly was sorry for the slurr. Not just because he lost his show, but because he does really try to change and make himself a better person. I have seen him on many shows try to help everyone he comes in contact with to get straight. It never seems to matter what race they are. I think he was caught in a stressful moment in the heat of an argument and it just came out. I don't think that would ever happen to me as that is not part of my vocabulary and never was. But he comes from a totally different background and is only human. He has made it known that he is ashamed of what he said and if he could take it back he would. It was a little corny that he chose to never cuss again and stated he was on his fourth day of recovery from a foul mouth. But, again I say he is always trying to make himself a better person and has been a great example for people all over the nation. He has had a way about him that lets everyone know, that even if you think you are a loser, and other people think you are a loser, you can still change. You know, the tommorrow is another day thing and each day we all have a chance to start our lives over. He also shows that it is not easy but it can be done. We need that. We see so much crap and violence each day in the world we live in. Our government has let us down, healthcare is awful and drugs in America is out of control. People need to see someone come out of the storm every once in a while and be successful. It gives us hope and give the so called "losers" hope. Not everyone was born w