Europe, Bigunreal - Woods' unprecedented media prominence and virtual "deification"constitute one of the mostcunning and effective anti-White ploys that the "system" has ever thrown up.
As You both correctly pointed out, prior to Woods' appearanceon the circuit, golfers were always prime figures of fun. The general media portrayed them as a pack of unfit slobs or wimps - hell, golf was a leisurely game or pastime, something in the vein of checkers, and it certainly wasn't a "sport". The term "athlete" would never be applied to a guy like Jack Nicklaus and a mainstream sports journalist would be ridiculed if he claimed that a mere golfer was the world's greatest sportsman. After all, golfwas a game played by Whites. Now, that is the key to Woods' iconic propaganda status...
Golf is a game / sport (take Your pick...) played worldwide by a high-proportion of predominantly White males, especially as they get older, and it'sunique "socially recreational" aspect means that even people who normally don't possess the remotest interest in any other sports will consequently take notice of golftournaments.Many businessmen and lawyers, for example, who may otherwise view sports as plebeian activities beneath their dignity, socialise "on the golf course" and thus golf becomes "their" sport by default. A diet of "black physical supremacy" (or, in Woods' case, "mongrel non-White", but why should the black-promoting media quibble...) can now also be fed to Whites who might otherwise have not been directly exposed to it, especially outside of North America.Sclerotic "conservative" golf-loving Whitegrandfathers canhappily point out the "greatest golfer in history", who happens to be black / non-White, on the wall-sized plasma TVto their propaganda-absorbing grandchildren, while their basketball-addicted sons wearing "Kobe" singlets fetch another six-pack from the fridge in the kitchen and fantasise about "Beyonce".
As with the Williams sisters in tennis, Woodsis "proving"that blacks, if given the "opportunities",can and will effortlesslydominate traditionally White sports. Then the usualundermining of Whites' historical achievements and current confidence can creep in- "if only blacks were allowed to compete in golf earlier, well, guys like Nicklaus wouldn't have had a chance...". The same template is applied to the hype and media expectation surrounding Lewis Hamilton in Formula 1.Edited by: Rebajlo