Politics and Religion
why do you criticize me for making assupmtions when you do it yourself?
how do you know that's why a black man was "chosen"? he comments on all sorts of things.
why do you say "singled out"? she was used as an example but the whole teams unis were mentioned? Are you really trying to make this one more "race issue"? Who benefits from that? Balck people?
are you suggesting he's a "token"?, an Oreo?
just coomenting on the OP,
dialougin', ya know?
Satari, this was misposted to you, it was intended for matt, the guy who never makes assupmtions...
-- Modified on 8/6/2012 10:07:42 AM
why do you criticize me for making assupmtions when you do it yourself?
how do you know that's why a black man was "chosen"? he comments on all sorts of things.
why do you say "singled out"? she was used as an example but the whole teams unis were mentioned? Are you really trying to make this one more "race issue"? Who benefits from that? Balck people?
are you suggesting he's a "token"?, an Oreo?
just coomenting on the OP,
dialougin', ya know?
Satari, this was misposted to you, it was intended for matt, the guy who never makes assupmtions...
-- Modified on 8/6/2012 10:07:42 AM
Or, as you would say: "she was used as an example." Yes, she was the only person named, and a picture where she is the only subject was used, which is much different that being in a group photograph. 'Singled out!' What would you speculate was their reasoning for using her "as an example," when there were so many others they could have used?
Singled out! Yes, singled out! If you could put yourself in Gabby's shoe's, can you imagine that you might feel singled out? Could you imagine, being being an athlete, in a sport that has been dominated by whites, that you might feel that FOX's motives had something to do with race.
Regarding assumptions, I think there is a difference when you are assuming something about me personally, like whether I view my opinions as being important versus speculating the intentions of commentators on TV. You're right I don't know. But, as to your question as to "Who benefits from that, that being making it a race issue, it is FOX! 
"who cares what someone thought of what she wore?" they wouldn't have run that segment.
You assume I voted for Obama because I'm white, and I feel guilty. Actually I was going to vote for that Maverick McCain, because he has some record of working across the aisle, which I feel is needed in order for government to work. That is, until he chose Palin as his running mate. Sorry, but I don't believe someone quitting as governor after a few years makes you qualified to be president or vice-president.