Quote:That's rich, bringing a sexist remark to a discussion on bias.  Credibility... lost.  That, is why you fail.  I've yet to see anything substantive you've brought to the table.  You're just baiting, you know it, and you yourself think everyone else is too stupid to see it.  It's why you've chosen to highjack a Manziel/Bridgewater discussion into something it's not.

 

Like I've said before (if you'd care to actually talk about the thread topic,) it's my opinion that the only racial bias here is that perhaps many weren't critical enough of him in the beginning because they were afraid to be accused of racial bias if they did.

 

I think you need to read my posts again. The guy didn't understand why the sudden change and I explained to him and everyone else the race dynamic in this country. It was simply my explaination and it made since to others judging from the private feedback I've recieved.

 

As far as my "so called" sexist remark, I was just illistrating what my women and my children do when they are upset, but don't know how to express themselves or they're just coming from a place of raw emotion. Children name call because, well, they're children. They haven't learned to control their emotions yet. I give them a pass. Women are for the most part are more emotional than men. If you've ever had a mother, aunt, wife or a girlfriend you've no doubt observed this. There nothing wrong with stating this obvious truth. If I said men are stronger than women would this be sexist. We are chemical predisposed to have certain behavioral traits. Think of it as two different, but equal halfs making a whole. I don't see emotion as a negative when dealling with women. I'm sorry you do because your missing out on another level of understanding your other half. I wouldn't trust a women on the same emotional level as a man. Men tend to be more logical and reason oriented when it comes to male/female relationship dynamics, but trust me, my women are more masculine then a lot of men in the workplace or when they need to handle business. But they never approach me like a man and I never approach them like a female. If I did, they'd loose all respect for me.

 

I guess what I'm saying is if you come at someone with no argument and start name calling, you have to be prepared to be seen as kinda feminine. I wouldn't trust a man's resolve or follow a man into battle with this mentality. And I don't too many women would follow such a man to bed either.

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