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Why Was This Story Written?
Why
did AP writer Jill Lawless write this
article? Is it that she's a
lazy slug, looking for an easy story? Is she herself gay, and
trying to
curry favor with a lesbian Bulgarian weightlifter? Does AP
have
a cultural
victim story quota ?
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There
are more than 10,000 athletes competing at the London games, but
when the gay website OutSports.com set out to count how many were
openly gay, it came up with 23.
"It's an absurdly low number," said site co-founder Jim Buzinski.
He said that compared to the arts, politics or business worlds, "sports
is still the final closet in society."
Estimates of the percentage of gay people in any given population vary
widely. In a 2010 survey by Britain's Office for National Statistics,
1.5 percent of respondents identified themselves as gay or bisexual,
although many consider that an underestimate.
This
is where the story of Conrad Mickelbauer, the gay sprinter who clocked
a 9:57 in the 100m, but denied a spot on the U.S. Olympic team
because he was gay will be told.
. *tap tap tap*
I'm waiting. That's because there is no Conrad Mickelbauer
excluded for gayness story.
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"I am an archer, middle-aged and a lesbian," the
46-year-old South
African archer Karen Hultzer told me— but said she looked forward to
the day
when her sexuality was not an issues.
HELL-OH?
Maybe it's an issue only because gay website OutSports.com set out to
count how many were openly gay?
So STFU.
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I remain fascinated by the crotch crowd. When you are defined by how you reach orgasm, your life must really bland.
ReplyDeleteTim
Which is probably the same proportion of gays to the total population. Minimal and militant
ReplyDeleteLast night NBC had a long piece on a gay Australian male diver. All about his "gayness". What the fuck does being gay have to do with diving?
ReplyDeleteMaybe they could have a piece about Michael Phelps and how good he is at having sex with his girlfriend.
"What the fuck does being gay have to do with diving?"
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LOL!
Sports is cool. Either you do, or you don't; can, or can't. Simple as that.
ReplyDeleteSo soon they forget Greg "Loose Anus" Louganis.
ReplyDeleteGayness and Diving - Blame it all on Greg Louganis.
ReplyDeleteAs for the the Australian Diver that NBC did the *vomit* feature on, meet Matthew Mitcham. The network wasted their time because all you had to do was watch him walk and listen to him talk.
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2unyiRgMC1rsziamo1_500.jpg
I can't help but think about the old joke:
ReplyDelete"How tight is a ducks a$$?
Water tight or else it would sink."
Ya know, Ms. Hultzer, that works both ways.
ReplyDeleteIf you want sexuality to not be an issue, then why keep bringing it up?