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Jason Whitlock is a fat piece of shit. I couldn't stand him when he wrote for the KC Star, and I can't stand him now.... is on par with what Jason Whitlock pulled off a week before. Whitlock obviously, and admittedly, made an awful (and worse, to me, unfunny) joke at Lin's heritage's expense.
Sorry because he "debased" a "sports moment" (whatever the hell that means) is not the same as making a joke at the expense of someone's race. Fucking moron.Jason Whitlock said:... I debased a feel-good sports moment. For that, Im truly sorry.
Ah, so nobody really worth following. No worries there. Particularly with the fact that he plays Basketblah.Who's Jeremy Lin and why should I care?
He's basketballs version of Tim Tebow.
At least that's what the media has made him into.
Who's Jeremy Lin and why should I care?
They fired him?
Yeah, it was kind of stupid to say but come on. You how many times they use that saying in sports?
Some people need to put on their big girl panties.
it was a really stupid thing to say
if the writer knew the overtones, he deserved to be fired
if he didn't know the overtones, he deserved to get fired
it's a hard life, but it's even harder when you're stupid
HEADLINE: Mark Sanchez plans to clean up the Jets act, and make it **** n' span.
Whether intentional or not, ESPN
In these early stages, we can't tell you if ESPN copy editors using "chink in the armor" as a way to describe Asian-American Jeremy Lin and his New York Knicks losing their first game in 13 days on Friday night is on par with what Jason Whitlock pulled off a week before. Whitlock obviously, and admittedly, made an awful (and worse, to me, unfunny) joke at Lin's heritage's expense.
That's it. Headline news for using an old saying is racist b/c he's Japanese.
Actually, his heritage is Chinese, from Taiwan. Funny how the PC nazis are always the ones who scream racist the loudest at any and every opportunity. The best person to say whether the phrase was used in a racist way is Lin himself. Strange that this journo has made some assumptions without checking with Lin, but never let reality get in the way of the next story!
Derogatory, but not necessarily racist.
It would be racist if he meant in that way, and if the saying had to do with Chinese people. But it doesn't, so no it isn't racist.
ESPN fires writer for penning racist Jeremy Lin*headline; suspends anchor for 30 days* - NY Daily News
really?
They fired him?
Yeah, it was kind of stupid to say but come on. You how many times they use that saying in sports?
Some people need to put on their big girl panties.
it was a really stupid thing to say
if the writer knew the overtones, he deserved to be fired
if he didn't know the overtones, he deserved to get fired
it's a hard life, but it's even harder when you're stupid
was the player offended?
does it matter?
They fired him?
Yeah, it was kind of stupid to say but come on. You how many times they use that saying in sports?
Some people need to put on their big girl panties.
it was a really stupid thing to say
if the writer knew the overtones, he deserved to be fired
if he didn't know the overtones, he deserved to get fired
it's a hard life, but it's even harder when you're stupid
"Chink in the armor" is a common expression, there is nothing racist about it.
So is "****** in a woodpile", "****** toes" or "****** rigged."
was the player offended?
does it matter?
Lol, yes, we should see this guy tarred, feathered and run out of town on arail because he was being offensive, never mind if anyone was actually offended.
This reminds me of the time some libtards in the UK got hot cross buns banned in local public schools because they said the cross on the buns would be offensive to Muslims. Local Muslims immediately got together and demanded that the libtards not speak for them and that they Muslim community had people who would speak for them if the were ever offended.
If Asian-Americans were a little more deft in their politics they would demand the same thing: 'Fucking libtard dumbasses, dont speak for us, dont take offense for us and stay the fuck out of our affairs.'
But they are too used to the PC game herein the states these days and will just probably milkt it if they bother to consider it at all.
Kudos to Lin for not playing that shit.
Whether intentional or not, ESPN
In these early stages, we can't tell you if ESPN copy editors using "chink in the armor" as a way to describe Asian-American Jeremy Lin and his New York Knicks losing their first game in 13 days on Friday night is on par with what Jason Whitlock pulled off a week before. Whitlock obviously, and admittedly, made an awful (and worse, to me, unfunny) joke at Lin's heritage's expense.
That's it. Headline news for using an old saying is racist b/c he's Japanese.
