“DIRTY JOBS” HOST MIKE ROWE Absolutely Destroys Guy Who Called Him A White Nationalist Dirty Jobs  host Mike Rowe went off on a guy who claimed Rowe is a  white nationalist . The usual happy-go-lucky Rowe was clearly ticked when he wrote back to Chuck Adkins.Chuck Adkins asked Rowe:  One of the tenants of white nationalism is that college educated people are academic elitists. Comment? No? I m not surprised. You never take a political stand because you don t want to alienate anybody. Its bad for business. I get it. But there is a current of anti intellectualism in this country   promoted by Republicans. Those people love you, and they think your initiative is their initiative. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is kickin our ass academically. Rowe responded with a blistering rebuke of Adkins and the liberal media: Since we re being candid, allow me to say how much I dislike your post. Everything about it annoys me   your smug and snarky tone, your appalling grammar, your complete lack of evidence to support your claims, and of course, the overarching logical fallacy that informs your entire position,  Rowe wrote.  What really bugs me though, is the fact that you re not entirely wrong. It s true; I haven t shared any political opinions this week, in part anyway, because doing so might very well be  bad for business. What can I say? I work for half-a-dozen different companies, none of whom pay me to share my political opinions. I run a non-partisan foundation, I m about to launch a new show on Facebook, and I m very aware that celebrities pay a price for opening their big fat gobs. Gilbert Gottfried, Kathy Griffin, Colin Kaepernick, Milo Yiannopoulos even that guy from Google who just got himself fired for mouthing off. There s no getting around it   the first amendment does not guarantee the freedom to speak without consequences. And really, that s fine by me,  he continued. So no   I m not going to share my personal feelings about Charlottesville, President Trump, or the current effort to remove thousands of statues of long dead soldiers from the public square. Not just because it s  bad for business,  but because it s annoying. I can t think of a single celebrity whose political opinion I value, and I m not going to assume the country feels any differently about mine,  Rowe wrote.  So, rather than blow myself up, or chime in with all the obvious observations about the cowardly scum in the pointy hats, I m going to talk instead about my belief that comments like yours pose a far greater threat to the future of our country than the existence of a memorial to Thomas Jefferson, or a monument to George Washington. Ready? Then Rowe started in on Adkins  insinuations. You say that White Nationalists believe that everyone who goes to college is an  academic elite.  You then say that Republicans promote  anti-intellectualism.  You offer no proof to support either claim, but it really doesn t matter   your statements successfully connect two radically different organizations by alleging a shared belief,  Rowe said.  Thus, White Nationalists and The Republican Party suddenly have something in common   a contempt for higher education. Then, you make it personal. You say that Republicans  love  me because they believe that my initiative and  their  initiative are one and the same. But of course,  their  initiative is now the same initiative as White Nationalists. He continued  Very clever. Without offering a shred of evidence, you ve implied that Republicans who support mikeroweWORKS do so because they believe I share their disdain for all things  intellectual.  And poof   just like that, Republicans, White Nationalists, and mikeroweWORKS are suddenly conflated, and the next thing you know, I m off on a press tour to disavow rumors of my troubling association with the Nazis! Far-fetched? Far from it,  Rowe continued.  That s how logical fallacies work. A flaw in reasoning or a mistaken belief undermines the logic of a conclusion, often leading to real-world consequences. And right now, logical fallacies are not limited to the warped beliefs of morons with tiki torches, and other morons calling for  more dead cops.  Logical fallacies are everywhere. Not near done, Rowe wrote,  As I type this, a Democrat on CNN is making an argument that says,  because Thomas Jefferson owned slaves, those Republicans now opposed to tearing down his memorial are  pro-slavery,  and therefore aligned with the modern day KKK.  That s a logical fallacy. Over on Fox, a Republican is arguing that  any Democrat who has not yet condemned the Senator from Missouri for publicly wishing that Donald Trump be assassinated, is guilty of wishing for the exact same thing.  That s a logical fallacy. Yesterday, on The Science Channel, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, a noted astronomer, tweeted that the ability of scientists to accurately predict the solar eclipse, was proof that predictions of global warming were also accurate. That s a logical fallacy. Then Rowe turned the tables on his accuser, continuing,  Want to hear another one? Imagine something like this, unfolding over on MSNBC. Good Evening, America, our top story tonight  Chuck Atkins is a racist! Why? Because he can t spell. Just look at his grammar! In a recent post on Mike Rowe s Facebook page, Mr. Atkins, while bemoaning America s global academic standing, not only misspelled  elitist,  he used  tenants  when he meant  tenets.  He neglected to use a hyphen in  anti-intellectual,  and he misplaced several commas and apostrophes! But why is he a racist, you ask? Simple. Because everyone knows racists are ignorant. Chuck Atkins is clearly a poor speller. Poor spelling and grammar are signs of ignorance. Ergo   Chuck Atkins is a racist! Boom! The matter is settled! There s not much we can do about the news, but here on Facebook, I think we can do better. This isn t Twitter,  Rowe said.  We re not limited to a few inflammatory sentences and a flurry of emojis. Take a moment, Chuck. Think. Make a rational argument. Otherwise, just link us to a cat video. People love those, and they re almost never  bad for business.  (Unless of course, the cat gets hurt. People hate that.) Just don t assume that people will care about your beliefs, if you re not willing to back them up with some relevant facts and a rational conclusion. Here, for instance, are a few facts that matter to me, with respect to my foundation and the recurring charge of  fostering anti-intellectualism. Rowe then defended his charitable work, writing,  mikeroweWORKS is a PR campaign for the skilled trades. For the last nine years, we ve partnered with numerous trade schools, raised millions of dollars for work-ethic scholarships, and called attention to millions of jobs that don t require a four-year degree. But that doesn t mean we re  anti-intellectual.  We re not even  anti-college.  We simply reject the popular notion that a four-year degree is the best path for the most people. And we re hardly alone. Millions of reasonable people   Republicans and Democrats alike   are worried that our universities are doing a poor job of preparing students for the real world. They re worried about activist professors, safe spaces, the rising cost of tuition, a growing contempt for history, and a simmering disregard of the first amendment. These people are concerned that our universities   once beacons of free speech   now pander to a relatively small percentage of students who can t tolerate any political opinion that challenges their own. And they re concerned   deeply concerned   that millions of good jobs are currently vacant that don t require a four-year degree, or any of the catastrophic debt that comes with it. Returning to the original attack, Rowe concluded,  Again   these are not the concerns of  anti-intellectuals.  They are the concerns of people who care about the future of the country. I don t know how many of these people are Republicans, but I can assure you that no one who actually supports my initiative is remotely confused about my feelings on education, because I ve been crystal clear on that topic from the very beginning. To quote Thomas Jefferson, (while I still can,)  If a nation expects to be ignorant and free and live in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.  On this point, my foundation does not equivocate. In other words, Chuck, I have no idea what The White Nationalists think about my efforts, or the Republicans, the Democrats, the elitists, the Italians, the Presbyterians, the unions, or the self-proclaimed anti-intellectuals. And really, I couldn t care less. My question is, why do you? Mike PS. Ok, I ve just re-read this, (in a desperate search for typos,) and I want to apologize for pointing out that you re a lousy speller. This is probably not the time to trot out The Grammar Nazi, but your tenor and tone pissed me off, and I responded in my own snarky way. Sorry,  he wrote. PPS Maybe this is how political correctness begins? Maybe we start by correcting each other s grammar, and then move on to the business of correcting everything else? Today a missing hyphen, tomorrow a missing monument. Or, maybe not,  he concluded.Government News
dirty jobs host mike row absolutely destroys guy who called him a white nationalist dirty jobs host mike row went guy claimed row white nationalist the usual row clearly picked wrote back chuck admins asked row one tenants white nationalism college educated people academic elitist comment no i surprised you never take political stand want alienate anybody its bad business i get but current anti intellectuals country promoted republicans those people love think initiative initiative meanwhile rest world kicking ass academically row responded listening rebuke admins liberal media since candid allow say much i dislike post everything annoys slug snarky tone appalling grammar complete lack evidence support claims course overarching logical fallacy informs entire position row wrote what really bugs though fact entirely wrong it true i shared political opinions week part anyway might well bad business what i say i work different companies none pay share political opinions i run foundation i launch new show facebook i aware celebrities pay price opening big fat goes gilbert gottfried kathy griffin colin kaepernick mile yiannopoulos even guy google got fired nothing there getting around first amendment guarantee freedom speak without consequences and really fine continued so i going share personal feelings charlottesville president trump current effort remove thousands statues long dead soldiers public square not bad business annoying i think single celebrity whose political opinion i value i going assume country feels differently mine row wrote so rather blow chime obvious observations cowardly sum pointy hats i going talk instead belief comments like pose far greater threat future country existence memorial thomas jefferson monument george washington ready then row started admins insinuations you say white nationalists believe everyone goes college academic elite you say republicans promote you offer proof support either claim really matter statements successfully connect two radically different organizations alleging shared belief row said thus white nationalists the republican party suddenly something common contempt higher education then make personal you say republicans love believe initiative initiative one but course initiative initiative white nationalists he continued very clever without offering shred evidence implied republicans support mikeroweworks believe i share disdain things intellectual and poor like republicans white nationalists mikeroweworks suddenly conflated next thing know i press tour disallow rumors troubling association nazis far row continued that logical fallacies work a flaw reasoning mistaken belief undermines logic conclusion often leading consequences and right logical fallacies limited warped beliefs moons tiki torches moons calling dead cops logical fallacies everywhere not near done row wrote as i type democrat cnn making argument says thomas jefferson owned slaves republicans opposed tearing memorial therefore aligned modern day kkk that logical fallacy over fox republican arguing democrat yet condemned senator missouri publicly wishing donald trump assassinated guilty wishing exact thing that logical fallacy yesterday the science channel neil degrade tyson noted astronomer tweeted ability scientists accurately predict solar eclipse proof predictions global warming also accurate that logical fallacy then row turned tables accuser continuing want hear another one imagine something like unfolding msnbc good evening america top story tonight chuck watkins racist why because spell just look grammar in recent post mike row facebook page watkins demeaning america global academic standing misspelled elitist used tenants meant tenets he neglected use hyphen misplaced several commas apostrophes but racist ask simple because everyone knows racists ignorant chuck watkins clearly poor speller poor spelling grammar signs ignorance ergo chuck watkins racist boom the matter settled there much news facebook i think better this twitter row said we limited inflammatory sentences flurry emoji take moment chuck think make rational argument otherwise link us cat video people love almost never bad business unless course cat gets hurt people hate just assume people care beliefs willing back relevant facts rational conclusion here instance facts matter respect foundation recurring charge fostering row defended charitable work writing mikeroweworks pr campaign skilled trades for last nine years partnered numerous trade schools raised millions dollars scholarships called attention millions jobs require degree but mean we even we simply reject popular notion degree best path people and hardly alone millions reasonable people republicans democrats alike worried universities poor job preparing students real world they worried activist professors safe spaces rising cost tuition growing contempt history simmering disregard first amendment these people concerned universities beacons free speech lander relatively small percentage students tolerate political opinion challenges and concerned deeply concerned millions good jobs currently vacant require degree catastrophic debt comes returning original attack row concluded again concerns they concerns people care future country i know many people republicans i assure one actually supports initiative remotely confused feelings education i crystal clear topic beginning to quote thomas jefferson i still if nation expects ignorant free live state civilization expects never never on point foundation equivocate in words chuck i idea the white nationalists think efforts republicans democrats elitist italian presbyterian unions and really i care less my question mike ps ok i desperate search typos i want apologize pointing lousy speller this probably time trot the grammar nazi tenor tone pissed i responded snarky way sorry wrote pps maybe political correctness begins maybe start correcting grammar move business correcting everything else today missing hyphen tomorrow missing monument or maybe news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: “DIRTY JOBS” HOST MIKE ROWE Absolutely Destroys Guy Who Called Him A White Nationalist Dirty Jobs  host Mike Rowe went off on a guy who claimed Rowe is a  white nationalist . The usual happy-go-lucky Rowe was clearly ticked when he wrote back to Chuck Adkins.Chuck Adkins asked Rowe:  One of the tenants of white nationalism is that college educated people are academic elitists. Comment? No? I m not surprised. You never take a political stand because you don t want to alienate anybody. Its bad for business. I get it. But there is a current of anti intellectualism in this country   promoted by Republicans. Those people love you, and they think your initiative is their initiative. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is kickin our ass academically. Rowe responded with a blistering rebuke of Adkins and the liberal media: Since we re being candid, allow me to say how much I dislike your post. Everything about it annoys me   your smug and snarky tone, your appalling grammar, your complete lack of evidence to support your claims, and of course, the overarching logical fallacy that informs your entire position,  Rowe wrote.  What really bugs me though, is the fact that you re not entirely wrong. It s true; I haven t shared any political opinions this week, in part anyway, because doing so might very well be  bad for business. What can I say? I work for half-a-dozen different companies, none of whom pay me to share my political opinions. I run a non-partisan foundation, I m about to launch a new show on Facebook, and I m very aware that celebrities pay a price for opening their big fat gobs. Gilbert Gottfried, Kathy Griffin, Colin Kaepernick, Milo Yiannopoulos even that guy from Google who just got himself fired for mouthing off. There s no getting around it   the first amendment does not guarantee the freedom to speak without consequences. And really, that s fine by me,  he continued. So no   I m not going to share my personal feelings about Charlottesville, President Trump, or the current effort to remove thousands of statues of long dead soldiers from the public square. Not just because it s  bad for business,  but because it s annoying. I can t think of a single celebrity whose political opinion I value, and I m not going to assume the country feels any differently about mine,  Rowe wrote.  So, rather than blow myself up, or chime in with all the obvious observations about the cowardly scum in the pointy hats, I m going to talk instead about my belief that comments like yours pose a far greater threat to the future of our country than the existence of a memorial to Thomas Jefferson, or a monument to George Washington. Ready? Then Rowe started in on Adkins  insinuations. You say that White Nationalists believe that everyone who goes to college is an  academic elite.  You then say that Republicans promote  anti-intellectualism.  You offer no proof to support either claim, but it really doesn t matter   your statements successfully connect two radically different organizations by alleging a shared belief,  Rowe said.  Thus, White Nationalists and The Republican Party suddenly have something in common   a contempt for higher education. Then, you make it personal. You say that Republicans  love  me because they believe that my initiative and  their  initiative are one and the same. But of course,  their  initiative is now the same initiative as White Nationalists. He continued  Very clever. Without offering a shred of evidence, you ve implied that Republicans who support mikeroweWORKS do so because they believe I share their disdain for all things  intellectual.  And poof   just like that, Republicans, White Nationalists, and mikeroweWORKS are suddenly conflated, and the next thing you know, I m off on a press tour to disavow rumors of my troubling association with the Nazis! Far-fetched? Far from it,  Rowe continued.  That s how logical fallacies work. A flaw in reasoning or a mistaken belief undermines the logic of a conclusion, often leading to real-world consequences. And right now, logical fallacies are not limited to the warped beliefs of morons with tiki torches, and other morons calling for  more dead cops.  Logical fallacies are everywhere. Not near done, Rowe wrote,  As I type this, a Democrat on CNN is making an argument that says,  because Thomas Jefferson owned slaves, those Republicans now opposed to tearing down his memorial are  pro-slavery,  and therefore aligned with the modern day KKK.  That s a logical fallacy. Over on Fox, a Republican is arguing that  any Democrat who has not yet condemned the Senator from Missouri for publicly wishing that Donald Trump be assassinated, is guilty of wishing for the exact same thing.  That s a logical fallacy. Yesterday, on The Science Channel, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, a noted astronomer, tweeted that the ability of scientists to accurately predict the solar eclipse, was proof that predictions of global warming were also accurate. That s a logical fallacy. Then Rowe turned the tables on his accuser, continuing,  Want to hear another one? Imagine something like this, unfolding over on MSNBC. Good Evening, America, our top story tonight  Chuck Atkins is a racist! Why? Because he can t spell. Just look at his grammar! In a recent post on Mike Rowe s Facebook page, Mr. Atkins, while bemoaning America s global academic standing, not only misspelled  elitist,  he used  tenants  when he meant  tenets.  He neglected to use a hyphen in  anti-intellectual,  and he misplaced several commas and apostrophes! But why is he a racist, you ask? Simple. Because everyone knows racists are ignorant. Chuck Atkins is clearly a poor speller. Poor spelling and grammar are signs of ignorance. Ergo   Chuck Atkins is a racist! Boom! The matter is settled! There s not much we can do about the news, but here on Facebook, I think we can do better. This isn t Twitter,  Rowe said.  We re not limited to a few inflammatory sentences and a flurry of emojis. Take a moment, Chuck. Think. Make a rational argument. Otherwise, just link us to a cat video. People love those, and they re almost never  bad for business.  (Unless of course, the cat gets hurt. People hate that.) Just don t assume that people will care about your beliefs, if you re not willing to back them up with some relevant facts and a rational conclusion. Here, for instance, are a few facts that matter to me, with respect to my foundation and the recurring charge of  fostering anti-intellectualism. Rowe then defended his charitable work, writing,  mikeroweWORKS is a PR campaign for the skilled trades. For the last nine years, we ve partnered with numerous trade schools, raised millions of dollars for work-ethic scholarships, and called attention to millions of jobs that don t require a four-year degree. But that doesn t mean we re  anti-intellectual.  We re not even  anti-college.  We simply reject the popular notion that a four-year degree is the best path for the most people. And we re hardly alone. Millions of reasonable people   Republicans and Democrats alike   are worried that our universities are doing a poor job of preparing students for the real world. They re worried about activist professors, safe spaces, the rising cost of tuition, a growing contempt for history, and a simmering disregard of the first amendment. These people are concerned that our universities   once beacons of free speech   now pander to a relatively small percentage of students who can t tolerate any political opinion that challenges their own. And they re concerned   deeply concerned   that millions of good jobs are currently vacant that don t require a four-year degree, or any of the catastrophic debt that comes with it. Returning to the original attack, Rowe concluded,  Again   these are not the concerns of  anti-intellectuals.  They are the concerns of people who care about the future of the country. I don t know how many of these people are Republicans, but I can assure you that no one who actually supports my initiative is remotely confused about my feelings on education, because I ve been crystal clear on that topic from the very beginning. To quote Thomas Jefferson, (while I still can,)  If a nation expects to be ignorant and free and live in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.  On this point, my foundation does not equivocate. In other words, Chuck, I have no idea what The White Nationalists think about my efforts, or the Republicans, the Democrats, the elitists, the Italians, the Presbyterians, the unions, or the self-proclaimed anti-intellectuals. And really, I couldn t care less. My question is, why do you? Mike PS. Ok, I ve just re-read this, (in a desperate search for typos,) and I want to apologize for pointing out that you re a lousy speller. This is probably not the time to trot out The Grammar Nazi, but your tenor and tone pissed me off, and I responded in my own snarky way. Sorry,  he wrote. PPS Maybe this is how political correctness begins? Maybe we start by correcting each other s grammar, and then move on to the business of correcting everything else? Today a missing hyphen, tomorrow a missing monument. Or, maybe not,  he concluded.Government News
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TEXT: dirty jobs host mike row absolutely destroys guy who called him a white nationalist dirty jobs host mike row went guy claimed row white nationalist the usual row clearly picked wrote back chuck admins asked row one tenants white nationalism college educated people academic elitist comment no i surprised you never take political stand want alienate anybody its bad business i get but current anti intellectuals country promoted republicans those people love think initiative initiative meanwhile rest world kicking ass academically row responded listening rebuke admins liberal media since candid allow say much i dislike post everything annoys slug snarky tone appalling grammar complete lack evidence support claims course overarching logical fallacy informs entire position row wrote what really bugs though fact entirely wrong it true i shared political opinions week part anyway might well bad business what i say i work different companies none pay share political opinions i run foundation i launch new show facebook i aware celebrities pay price opening big fat goes gilbert gottfried kathy griffin colin kaepernick mile yiannopoulos even guy google got fired nothing there getting around first amendment guarantee freedom speak without consequences and really fine continued so i going share personal feelings charlottesville president trump current effort remove thousands statues long dead soldiers public square not bad business annoying i think single celebrity whose political opinion i value i going assume country feels differently mine row wrote so rather blow chime obvious observations cowardly sum pointy hats i going talk instead belief comments like pose far greater threat future country existence memorial thomas jefferson monument george washington ready then row started admins insinuations you say white nationalists believe everyone goes college academic elite you say republicans promote you offer proof support either claim really matter statements successfully connect two radically different organizations alleging shared belief row said thus white nationalists the republican party suddenly something common contempt higher education then make personal you say republicans love believe initiative initiative one but course initiative initiative white nationalists he continued very clever without offering shred evidence implied republicans support mikeroweworks believe i share disdain things intellectual and poor like republicans white nationalists mikeroweworks suddenly conflated next thing know i press tour disallow rumors troubling association nazis far row continued that logical fallacies work a flaw reasoning mistaken belief undermines logic conclusion often leading consequences and right logical fallacies limited warped beliefs moons tiki torches moons calling dead cops logical fallacies everywhere not near done row wrote as i type democrat cnn making argument says thomas jefferson owned slaves republicans opposed tearing memorial therefore aligned modern day kkk that logical fallacy over fox republican arguing democrat yet condemned senator missouri publicly wishing donald trump assassinated guilty wishing exact thing that logical fallacy yesterday the science channel neil degrade tyson noted astronomer tweeted ability scientists accurately predict solar eclipse proof predictions global warming also accurate that logical fallacy then row turned tables accuser continuing want hear another one imagine something like unfolding msnbc good evening america top story tonight chuck watkins racist why because spell just look grammar in recent post mike row facebook page watkins demeaning america global academic standing misspelled elitist used tenants meant tenets he neglected use hyphen misplaced several commas apostrophes but racist ask simple because everyone knows racists ignorant chuck watkins clearly poor speller poor spelling grammar signs ignorance ergo chuck watkins racist boom the matter settled there much news facebook i think better this twitter row said we limited inflammatory sentences flurry emoji take moment chuck think make rational argument otherwise link us cat video people love almost never bad business unless course cat gets hurt people hate just assume people care beliefs willing back relevant facts rational conclusion here instance facts matter respect foundation recurring charge fostering row defended charitable work writing mikeroweworks pr campaign skilled trades for last nine years partnered numerous trade schools raised millions dollars scholarships called attention millions jobs require degree but mean we even we simply reject popular notion degree best path people and hardly alone millions reasonable people republicans democrats alike worried universities poor job preparing students real world they worried activist professors safe spaces rising cost tuition growing contempt history simmering disregard first amendment these people concerned universities beacons free speech lander relatively small percentage students tolerate political opinion challenges and concerned deeply concerned millions good jobs currently vacant require degree catastrophic debt comes returning original attack row concluded again concerns they concerns people care future country i know many people republicans i assure one actually supports initiative remotely confused feelings education i crystal clear topic beginning to quote thomas jefferson i still if nation expects ignorant free live state civilization expects never never on point foundation equivocate in words chuck i idea the white nationalists think efforts republicans democrats elitist italian presbyterian unions and really i care less my question mike ps ok i desperate search typos i want apologize pointing lousy speller this probably time trot the grammar nazi tenor tone pissed i responded snarky way sorry wrote pps maybe political correctness begins maybe start correcting grammar move business correcting everything else today missing hyphen tomorrow missing monument or maybe news