kettlepot wrote:
Aouita 84 wrote:
Did you actually use the word "Class" in reference to SR? Hmmm...interesting.
Yes, form is temporary and yes, it's not a "great look", but when you had "form" and a "great look" in you're back pocket and simply pissed it away (literally) and then go on to run your mouth and disrespect your competitors the word "class" isn't close to what SR is. Colored hair, tatted up, and illiterate (fake or real?) in addition to running slow is not a successful marketable combination. She deserves all the ridicule and criticism in the world until she steps up and re-deems herself.
Here's a question:
Do we really want a person (of what we've seen) like SR to be successful? Imagine the Sh^t that would've come out of her mouth if she won the gold medal and crushed the Diamond League races while at the same time beating the Jamaicans? If in failure she acts like she is, imagine how bad she would be in success. I've said it before, she needs a good coach and manager to keep her in check. Nothing wrong with being different or unique, but know when to use it and when to shut it down.
Poor fella. So triggered by them uppity black women!
Bizarre reply. The playbook of screaming racism everytime someone disagrees with you is overused, and has lost its abilities. If you don’t see the way SR acts as being off-putting or unwanted, then there is no use to even have a discussion. Believe it or not, decorum is still a thing no matter someone’s color or race. Screaming the F word as she crossed the line in Eugene was odd and embarrassing, to say the least.