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05-18-2011, 07:55 AM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
Yeah, he needs to be smacked.
Generally I give ESPN pretty good marks. They address stuff like this and promote women's sports. Sexism, homphobia, etc., often find a bastion in sports. Local sports talk radio is awful. I wonder how I could listen to it with my teenage daughter if she were interested in sports.
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05-18-2011, 08:02 AM
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suzie
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
Did Kornheiser ever play any sports?
Because it always seems like the guys who never played a sport are trying so hard to be "one of the boys" that they make fools of themselves.
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05-18-2011, 11:42 AM
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RoyGBiv
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(05-18-2011 08:02 AM)suzie Wrote: Did Kornheiser ever play any sports?
Because it always seems like the guys who never played a sport are trying so hard to be "one of the boys" that they make fools of themselves.
No, he didn't, and he's been criticized for it. That is, people have criticized his abilities as an analyst because he's never played the games he analyzes. I happen to think that criticism, in and of itself, is crap (some of the worst analysts I've heard in my life are former players) but in his case, he is a crap analyst.
He likes stoking controversy and doesn't seem to have a censor for his tongue. This is really a part of a rather long list of stupid comments he's made over the years.
“The first thing I do in the morning is brush my teeth and sharpen my tongue.” -- Dorothy Parker
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06-20-2011, 02:48 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
Korn.
Confirmed, Fox "news" makes you stupid
The ones you are noticing are more terrified than anything else. They are lashing out because they are comfortable; and to acknowledge what is happening is a threat to that comfort. Ignore them, for they are not the voices that will rise in the coming days, months and years. They are not the voices of our collected humanity. They are the old voices of fear and impotence. - Anonymous
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06-20-2011, 02:50 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
Can I just say that all of you need to take a second to look into some of this information a little more. You've simply taken one headline and an excerpt and decided to judge an entire topic and situation. If you follow this link, with a direct-quote from Sally and the actual full quote (not chopped-up and misrepresented) that Tony Kornheiser mad, you will see that this thread should have never been created.
Also, most sports writers and critics haven't played that doesn't mean they aren't experts. Have political writers all been in the House or Senate? No. But they have studied it, day and night for years and years making them more of an expert on sports than most players. If you polled 100 columnists and 100 football players on the histroy and rules of the NFL, the columnists would destroy the players.
Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
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06-20-2011, 02:57 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: but a proud Republican.
Ahhh, you mean a head-in-the-sand hate-filled ignoramus.
Confirmed, Fox "news" makes you stupid
The ones you are noticing are more terrified than anything else. They are lashing out because they are comfortable; and to acknowledge what is happening is a threat to that comfort. Ignore them, for they are not the voices that will rise in the coming days, months and years. They are not the voices of our collected humanity. They are the old voices of fear and impotence. - Anonymous
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06-20-2011, 06:34 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:57 PM)There Is No Spoon Wrote: (06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: but a proud Republican.
Ahhh, you mean a head-in-the-sand hate-filled ignoramus.
I'm definitely not hate-filled or ignorant.
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06-20-2011, 06:40 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 06:34 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: I'm definitely not hate-filled or ignorant.
Then you're not a Republican.
Confirmed, Fox "news" makes you stupid
The ones you are noticing are more terrified than anything else. They are lashing out because they are comfortable; and to acknowledge what is happening is a threat to that comfort. Ignore them, for they are not the voices that will rise in the coming days, months and years. They are not the voices of our collected humanity. They are the old voices of fear and impotence. - Anonymous
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06-20-2011, 03:01 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: Can I just say that all of you need to take a second to look into some of this information a little more. You've simply taken one headline and an excerpt and decided to judge an entire topic and situation. If you follow this link, with a direct-quote from Sally and the actual full quote (not chopped-up and misrepresented) that Tony Kornheiser mad, you will see that this thread should have never been created.
Also, most sports writers and critics haven't played that doesn't mean they aren't experts. Have political writers all been in the House or Senate? No. But they have studied it, day and night for years and years making them more of an expert on sports than most players. If you polled 100 columnists and 100 football players on the histroy and rules of the NFL, the columnists would destroy the players.
Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
Damn, I bet you feel better now that you got that off your chest. Welcome proud Republican although I have a hard time putting proud and Republican together seeing as what they're trying to do to this country.
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06-20-2011, 04:14 PM
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RoyGBiv
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
You felt it necessary to sign up to a Democratic political forum to respond to a thread that is a month old that didn't even go anywhere and would have been forgotten entirely had you not decided to put in your halfpenny.
And then you tell others you don't know to grow up.
Ummm ... okay.
“The first thing I do in the morning is brush my teeth and sharpen my tongue.” -- Dorothy Parker
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06-20-2011, 06:40 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 04:14 PM)RoyGBiv Wrote: (06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
You felt it necessary to sign up to a Democratic political forum to respond to a thread that is a month old that didn't even go anywhere and would have been forgotten entirely had you not decided to put in your halfpenny.
And then you tell others you don't know to grow up.
Ummm ...
So what if a month has passed. When I searched this topic this was one of the first search results and I am sure other people read it. Since this had been refuted by the person I thought I should give others viewers a chance to get the whole story.
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06-20-2011, 07:26 PM
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CTLawGuy
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: Can I just say that all of you need to take a second to look into some of this information a little more. You've simply taken one headline and an excerpt and decided to judge an entire topic and situation. If you follow this link, with a direct-quote from Sally and the actual full quote (not chopped-up and misrepresented) that Tony Kornheiser mad, you will see that this thread should have never been created.
Also, most sports writers and critics haven't played that doesn't mean they aren't experts. Have political writers all been in the House or Senate? No. But they have studied it, day and night for years and years making them more of an expert on sports than most players. If you polled 100 columnists and 100 football players on the histroy and rules of the NFL, the columnists would destroy the players.
Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
You can't be a Republican. Everything in your post is spelled correctly. Maybe you are just not in the tea party....
Principles alone do not put food on the table.
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06-25-2011, 12:15 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
(06-20-2011 02:50 PM)doubleyoujp Wrote: Can I just say that all of you need to take a second to look into some of this information a little more. You've simply taken one headline and an excerpt and decided to judge an entire topic and situation. If you follow this link, with a direct-quote from Sally and the actual full quote (not chopped-up and misrepresented) that Tony Kornheiser mad, you will see that this thread should have never been created.
Also, most sports writers and critics haven't played that doesn't mean they aren't experts. Have political writers all been in the House or Senate? No. But they have studied it, day and night for years and years making them more of an expert on sports than most players. If you polled 100 columnists and 100 football players on the histroy and rules of the NFL, the columnists would destroy the players.
Grow up.
By the way, not a Dem but a proud Republican. I had to join this [open] forum just to reply to this ridiculous thread.
So I went ahead and took a look at your link. Here's the problem. Lots of ltimes women will say they aren't offended by sexism, particularly when they're in a male dominated job. Men should really take it as an insult. When women don't complain about it, they're really saying we think you're such neanderthals that you can't act any better. The intent of the comment is to use a female stereotype to make Sally feel inferior. That is sexist, no question. Not Funny, which people who don't engage in hateful ridicule easily understand.
“I read Sally’s shrew-like, hysterical column, in which she just bangs the owners around, constantly constantly constantly, and I’m really sick of that.”
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06-20-2011, 06:56 PM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
Confirmed, Fox "news" makes you stupid
The ones you are noticing are more terrified than anything else. They are lashing out because they are comfortable; and to acknowledge what is happening is a threat to that comfort. Ignore them, for they are not the voices that will rise in the coming days, months and years. They are not the voices of our collected humanity. They are the old voices of fear and impotence. - Anonymous
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06-22-2011, 05:34 AM
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RE: ESPN's Kornheiser still making sexist comments
I didn't realize this was Omegle now. Trolling is for kids.
There is no purity in the glory of commercialized patriotism, it's drenched in the filth of their deceit
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