It looks like Bill Cosby sold out

I found an interview on The Root, a politically correct site, from around the time Katie Couric suggested maybe there needs to be a Muslim version of the Cosby Show, and lo and behold, who would've thought Bill Cosby himself, once a man I admired, would sell out?

The actor, comedian and author called up The Root to set us straight about why the idea could actually work.

Bill Cosby was listening when Katie Couric suggested last year that a "Muslim Cosby Show" could help combat Islamophobia in America, and he agreed. After all, didn't the series prove to a lot of people that (surprise!) black people had families, careers, senses of humor and ugly sweaters, just like the rest of America?

Well I guess he didn't read what Big Hollywood wrote about why the whole notion would not work. It's not whether Muslims are rich or poor, have careers or not. It's whether the religion, in and of itself, recognizes the legitimacy of other races, religions and cultures, and whether it calls for persecuting them, not to mention whether it actually respects how women wish to run their lives.

For me, this is devastating to discover that Cosby, one of the pioneer black American TV stars, would aid someone as stupid as Couric. And while we're at it, funny how nobody's ever suggested a sitcom starring Armenians, Portuguese, Bulgarians, Finnish, Ghanians, Romanians or Estonians. Don't they have anything great to bring to the table?