Lo Duca double standard

Bart

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Leonardfan said:
He is getting flack for saying this while Sheffield got none for his comments. This is what we are up against.


Just more of the same ol' BS. The link didn't work. I'm not sure if the one I'm posting is the exact same story or a continuation.


[url]http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/mets/2007/06/lo_duca_my_com ments_werent_rac.html[/url]


Paul Lo Duca shot back at any suggestion he was alluding to race when he was quoted in the Daily News and elsewhere as saying about the media's interviewee choices: "It's the same three or four people every day. Nobody else wants to talk. Some of these guys have to start talking. They speak English, believe me."


Said Lo Duca before today's doubleheader: "I don't have a problem with anybody. And what I meant was not racial at all. At all. I have no problem with anybody. And you can ask all the Latin guys in here - anybody in here - that I don't have a problem with anybody. What the guy wrote was an absolute, an absolute joke. And then he writes in there that I have gambling problems. I have gambling problems all of a sudden now? I just don't get it."
 

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Lo Duca needs to get out of that multicultural cesspool that he is playing in. You would think that a guy born in Brooklyn would be the most celebrated guy on a Mets team.

In the comments to the article that Bart linked to all of them were treating the incident much as we would here on this site, which means people are really getting sick of the BS.
 
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As long as Minaya and Wilpon are running things the Mets will never be friendly toward Americans. This is the same team that sent Minaya to Ghana to find Baseball talent. I'm sure there's quite a few kids in a city of 8 Million to scout if you want minorities that bad. But Africa? WTF.

What really pissed me off was when LoDuca said he wanted to cry when he was called a racist. At least say say you'll knock the guys teeth in geese.
 

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What really pissed me off was when LoDuca said he wanted to cry when he was called a racist. At least say say you'll knock the guys teeth in geese.

I was on a local gov't board and one of the black members ripped into one of the white members for some tiny slight and then went into a race card rant calling the white guy racist, redneck, cracker, etc. The black guy should have been dismissed from the board for his remarks but the majority of the people on the board were white women so...well you know what happened with that.

Anyway the white guy was so torn up at being called a racist that he started to cry, he left the room went into the john and you could hear HUGE sobs coming from the guy, they echoed through the building! It was one of the most embarassing moments in my life. I wanted to turn my membership card for the white race in, right there and then.

So as the white guy contined to sob about being called a racist someone asked me as other the 'token white male' to say something to him. I went into the john and was livid, I ripped into the ******* and demanded that he suck it up and stop being such a pussy. He was embarassing everyone in the place. That just made him cry more. (I guess I was the wrong guy to send to comfort someone but oh well!)

I returned to the meeting and we tried to conduct business with the sounds of this guy sobbing in the background because he had been labeled with the horrible "R" word. It sent a message to every black and white person in the room. Who was weak and who was strong. Until whites change that message it will be how race relations are defined in this country.
 

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jaxvid said:
I returned to the meeting and we tried to conduct business with the sounds of this guy sobbing in the background because he had been labeled with the horrible "R" word. It sent a message to every black and white person in the room. Who was weak and who was strong. Until whites change that message it will be how race relations are defined in this country.


You are correct. And it is up to whites. We had the power and the upper hand until it was ceded to them.
 
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At least the meeting board of directors didn't summons him to a racial sensitivity course. They saw he was already broken.
 
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