In a recent episode of his late-night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, calling him "hamster-brained" for his controversial comments on the COVID-19 vaccine. While Kimmel's comedic jabs are often entertaining, it is important to recognize the potential harm in using such derogatory language.
Firstly, labeling someone as "hamster-brained" undermines their intelligence and credibility. It reduces Rodgers' opinions to mere foolishness without engaging with the substance of his arguments. This kind of ad hominem attack not only stifles meaningful dialogue but also perpetuates a culture of disrespect and divisiveness.
Rodgers addressed Kimmel's remarks on the "Pat McAfee Show" and he said he understands "how serious an allegation of pedophilia would be for [Kimmel] to get upset at," but denied his comments had gone that far. 
"I'm not stupid enough to accuse you of that with absolutely zero evidence... I'm glad you're not on the list because those who are on the list — and this what I think we can agree on — that at minimum there should be an inquiry into their involvement, especially if they went to the island," he said. "And at maximum, there should be an investigation." 
 Jeffrey Epstein, I've never met Jeffrey Epstein, I'm not on a list, I wasn't on a plane or an island or anything ever.
Tom Hanks and Oprah at Shakey's once a week to eat pizza and drink the blood of children," he continued.
"Either he actually believes my name was going to be on Epstein's list, which is insane, or the more likely scenario is he doesn't actually believe that; he just said it because he's mad at me for making fun of his topknot and his lies about being vaccinated," Kimmel said.
Rodgers addressed the comments he made about Kimmel Tuesday when he appeared on the "Pat McAfee Show."
The New York Jets quarterback denied he implied Kimmel was a pedophile and condemned those who do, but he stopped short of apologizing for his role in escalating their burgeoning feud.
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