To: TigerClaws
Saw that ad and believe me, NBC has sunk to new lows.
2 posted on
08/05/2012 2:47:25 PM PDT by
Biggirl
("Jesus talked to us as individuals"-Jim Vicevich/Thanks JimV!)
To: TigerClaws
I LOL’d at the absurdity of these PC punks making such an obvious gaff.
But in reality, if the “Race” of olympians were as irrelevant as they are claimed to be, there would be no reason to laugh or sigh and no gaff would be apparent.
To: TigerClaws

Better hope they never meet this monkey!!
4 posted on
08/05/2012 3:10:11 PM PDT by
ontap
To: TigerClaws
I watched it live and immediately knew it was going to be a scandal. But here's the thing. The commercial is completely acceptable and fine. It was the sanctimonious, condescending descent into ugly political correctness that was the racist element in this gaffe. Costas bringing this beautiful and inspiring gymnast's race into the discussion was beneath contempt.
7 posted on
08/05/2012 3:25:45 PM PDT by
LaserJock
To: TigerClaws
You can’t make stuff like this up. Bwwwaaaahhhh!!!
Best laugh I have had all week!
10 posted on
08/05/2012 3:52:31 PM PDT by
Average Al
(Forbidden fruit leads to many nasty jams.)
To: TigerClaws
LOL, if you’re gonna build a minefield, ya better make a map!
To: TigerClaws
This illustrates the fallacy of Political Correctness. There’s no way to avoid violating the rules. Everyone is guilty, even the super-politically correct NBC. The whole concept is to make everyone feel guilty about their “inner feelings,” which are hidden so deep within each of us that we ourselves are unaware of them.
We are all supposed to be like people who have second-degree burns, sensitive to the slightest touch. Always offending; always easily offended.
12 posted on
08/05/2012 4:40:03 PM PDT by
Rocky
(Obama is pure evil.)
To: TigerClaws
The video is no longer available because the youtube account has been terminated.
16 posted on
08/05/2012 5:58:15 PM PDT by
rwa265
("This is My Beloved Son, Listen to Him.")
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