RG III Gets 'Uncle Tom' Treatment

Townhall.com ^ | December 27, 2012 | Larry Elder

[Starstruck]

Don’t know their Poly-Sci leanings but Ken Starr is the President of Baylor.

[pepperdog]

He apologized while saying “I believe the intended topic is a worthy one” so then it becomes an unapology. He’s worse than a maroon. He’s an unapologetic racist, the shame of it is he is so immersed in his racism that he doesn’t even realize it. Thank you public education and MSM!

[Dr. Sivana]

He’s worse than a maroon

Hey! What's the University of Chicago have to do with this?!

[cpdiii]

Griffin is a winner so popular his jersey set a single-year NFL record for sales. Elected high school class president, RG III ranked seventh in his class, graduated a semester early and began college at 17. He graduated from Baylor University in three years with a degree in political science, a 3.67 GPA and two appearances on the Dean's List. He took graduate courses during his fourth year. He is the youngest of three children -- his mother and father both sergeants in the Army. He's had the same girlfriend since college.

Yep, RG III's practically a degenerate.

That needed posting again.

[crosshairs]

RG III said: "For me, you don't ever want to be defined by the color of your skin. You want to be defined by your work ethic, the person that you are, your character, your personality. That's what I've tried to go out and do. I am an African-American in America. That will never change. But I don't have to be defined by that."

And this is the problem with the bruthas. If you accept responsibility for your own actions, you can no longer claim victim status based on skin color.

[Pining_4_TX]

Right now I am sure the liberals are searching for any dirt they can find on the newest Republican senator. He is going to get the Judge Thomas treatment big time.

[JustaCowgirl]

Baylor was and still is a Baptist school. I don’t know specifically about their PoliSci department and its politics, but in general the school is socially conservative (comparatively).

[GOYAKLA]

RG III,
Can’t be allowed to be come a House N******!
Even when he is better than the one in the White Hut!

How ’ya gonna keep ’em, down on the farm(Plantation),
After they’ve seen Pa-ree(DEE-CEE)?
How ’ya gonna keep ’em away from Broad-way;
Jazzin’ a-’round’,
And paintin’ the town?
How ’ya gonna keep ’em away from harm?
That’s a mistery;
They’ll never want to see a rake or plow,
And who the deuce can parleyvous a cow?
How ’ya gonna keep ’em down on the farm(Plantation),
After they’ve seen Paree(DEE-CEE).

[Marathoner 244]

RGIII appears to be a fine young man. I bought my grandson an RGIII shirt for Christmas. He was thrilled with it.

[pepperdog]

Yes, he is an outstanding young man and should be recognized for accomplishments. This whole thing is really about his religion and his refusal to be defined by race. Hopefully some young people will realize what he stands for and choose to emulate him rather than the race pimps who are criticizing him.

[Vigilanteman]

If Obama had a son, he wouldn't be RG III.

Ain't that the truth? With the Steelers folded early, I'll be rooting for the Redskins and RG III all the way to the Super Bowl, by which time the guy who got to where he did on merit and hard work with the affirmative action faux president couldn't become any more clear.

[staytrue]

RGIII is too short to be a classic pocket passer. Just look at the guy when he stands next to Luck. RG3 is listed at 6-2 and looks 6-1 to me. Plus, he releases the ball at about ear level. His release point is too low, and that means his passes will have a bigger arc than the taller passers. Bigger arc means more time for the defense to attack the ball.

[eddie willers]

RGIII is too short to be a classic pocket passer.

Play it smart and he can have a career like Fran Tarkington.