Parker will be back. It's ESPN......
Last edited by JMUSkins; December-14th-2012 at 03:00 PM.
ABC/ESPN better fire his ass. This guy has no business being on TV if this is how he thinks. He is the racist here. He's dictating how a man black or white should behave to reflect what? His race? What does that mean? This guy is a total punk loser that better be fired. There should be a petition set up to send him to the unemployment line where he can think long and hard about what it is to be a man, be it black,white,red or yellow. Beyond, beyond tollerable.
Last edited by sharkproof; December-14th-2012 at 03:55 PM.
Last edited by DM72; December-14th-2012 at 04:00 PM.
I think it's messed up ESPN suspended only him when A) they knew what he was gonna say and B ) why'd they rerun that segment on the Best Of show later in the day if they thought it was so terrible? They don't have a problem with what he said, it's a provocative show, and he did what they wanted him to do. Skip and Stephen A say crazy stuff every week. I don't have a problem with the suspension though, but I'm just not falling for ESPN's disingenuous antics.
When they posted that offensive Jeremy Lin headline, they suspended more than one guy, and I think there's more people that should be disciplined here.
Yeah they have production meetings prior to the show, and I know they gloss over what they're going to discuss, and the arguments/comments they are going to present. So maybe he kind of added a little more onto what he was originally going to say (as far as choice of words is concerned) but I'm sure they knew what he was going to talk about and how he was going to talk about it.
Last edited by Mr. Sinister; December-14th-2012 at 04:14 PM.
and again, firing Rob Parker will not solve the problem of ESPN First Take. That show does nothing but race bait. Stephen A Smith has said "n**gga" at least twice since he has been on the show the last year. Skip always asks racially charged questions too.
Rob Parker is a problem, but there is a bigger problem with that show than him.
Then you have Colin Cowherd, who actually does say racist things and yet he is one of ESPN's big figures.
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