He just can't control his mouth:
Sergio Garcia makes 'fried chicken' remark about Tiger Woods - ESPN
Sergio Garcia makes 'fried chicken' remark about Tiger Woods - ESPN
Sergio at it again
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Sergio is a dumbace. He is just disappointed that he can't play all 4 rounds like most golfers. IMO, He just needs to stop running his mouth and worry about his golf game.
I wish he would have made a joke about being at a Denny's and banging one of the waitresses in the back of his Escalade...........now that would have been funny.
That puts him a few rungs higher on the ladder than Professional Dodgeballers and NASCAR drivers, so yeah, probably not very many people care. Maybe a few.
Lol, don't be upset, dawg. I like golf. I watch golf. I can still laugh about the perceived effort of golfers.
Sergio is an idiot, but....
Why is fried chicken considered racist? Nearly every culture eats fried chicken. Serious question. I know it's a stereotype but I think some people perpetuate the situation otherwise this would be a non issue. If there wasn't such a reaction towards things like this, the younger generation may not even know that fried chicken is derogatory to a certain group.
Why is fried chicken considered racist? Nearly every culture eats fried chicken. Serious question. I know it's a stereotype but I think some people perpetuate the situation otherwise this would be a non issue. If there wasn't such a reaction towards things like this, the younger generation may not even know that fried chicken is derogatory to a certain group.
Because those of us who have been around long enough know that "black people eat fried chicken and watermelon." Maybe it would be better if nobody "knew" that, but since everyone in the world losing their memory of this racist stereotype is highly unlikely, it's better that those who do remember make sure that racist **** like this doesn't become acceptable.
I agree, and I would never say something like this. I'm just saying that some people get too sensitive and blow things out of perportion. What happens when we sqaush prejudice enough that some younger people are niave about sayings like this and they say something unknowingly racist?
Yeah, I really don't know. I didn't mean for my previous reply to sound so supercilious either, so I apologize. I'm very strongly against racism and it can become emotional for me.
I think what you're talking about is that dream that Dr. King had, where we live in a world without racism. It still seems more like a dream than a reality than can be accomplished soon.
I think what you're talking about is that dream that Dr. King had, where we live in a world without racism. It still seems more like a dream than a reality than can be accomplished soon.
I think Sergio definitely made the remark intending it to be racist. Or did he just accidentally pick fried chicken over every other food in the world?
Now he realizes it was a stupid comment, and is backsliding quicker than he did at The Players.
Now he realizes it was a stupid comment, and is backsliding quicker than he did at The Players.
racist: a person who believes in racism, the doctrine that a certain human race is superior to any or all others.
I'm not seeing this in what Sergio said. I see a....
stereotype: a set of inaccurate,simplistic generalizations about a group that allows others to categorize them and treat them accordingly
I also see this "racist" buzz word being thrown around by a lot of writers who know using it will conjure up readers of their material. Was it a stupid thing for Sergio to say? Yes. But it isn't racist and it's tiring to see lazy usage of the word. It's a cheap tactic used by writers who visualize people nodding and applauding their "cause". We're to the point where white people call out others for ANYTHING that could possibly even mildly offend black people, and it's pathetic.
I'm not seeing this in what Sergio said. I see a....
stereotype: a set of inaccurate,simplistic generalizations about a group that allows others to categorize them and treat them accordingly
I also see this "racist" buzz word being thrown around by a lot of writers who know using it will conjure up readers of their material. Was it a stupid thing for Sergio to say? Yes. But it isn't racist and it's tiring to see lazy usage of the word. It's a cheap tactic used by writers who visualize people nodding and applauding their "cause". We're to the point where white people call out others for ANYTHING that could possibly even mildly offend black people, and it's pathetic.
I agree, and I think Sergio knew what he was saying, and that's why he's an idiot.
My point is at some point somebody is going to make a niave statement, will the media still run with it and chastise the person for making a seemingly innocent statement?
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