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Originally Posted by Guest
I also agree with the premise, but, those who have "power" and/or influence over others are more likely to abuse that standing....take the team doctor for the US Women's Olympic team....not political, just has power. Granted, not all people who have power abuse it, but few people without power can abuse others.....
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You people are so narrow viewing...you make a HUGE deal about some white guy who did unsavory things to others...and you completely ignore what happens in minority neighborhoods and schools. Rape there is as common for girls as washing their hair. We just don't know about it because we don't hear about it because we don't care to know. We don't WANT to know what REALLY goes on on the inner city streets...because then we couldn't protect them...we couldn't call them our peers...our equals.
If you delved deep into their lives/past...EVERY black sports figure is guilty of rape...at the least....MAJOR...sexual harassment. But we don't mention that...because then we wouldn't get to watch them play. We'd have no blacks left in pro-sports IF we made them meet the standards we make for whites.