Rob Parker of ESPN questions whether RG3 is really a "brother"

[McGinley]

Face. ****ing. Palm.

http://www.sbnation.com/2012/12/13/3...Iu06mHhjgk5NVs

"Is he a brother, or is he a cornball brother," Parker asked. "I keep hearing these things. We all know he has a white fiancée. There was all this talk about he's a Republican."

Parker's questioning of whether or not RGIII was "one of us" even made Stephen A. Smith a little squeamish. "I'm uncomfortable with where we just went," Smith said.

[FF2®]

I wonder the same thing about 32green.

[McGinley]

Originally Posted by FF2®

I wonder the same thing about 32green.

[Axil]

Ouch, he doesn't leave much room for interpretation, does he?

Good luck Parker! lol.

[Brooklyn Jet]

Not the first time Parker has said stupid ****, and wont be the last time, Im sure.

[chesapeakejet]

Hmmmm.........I'm trying to decide which he is more of...........an idiot or a racist? An idiot, he definitely is an idiot.

[Savage69]

Originally Posted by chesapeakejet

Hmmmm.........I'm trying to decide which he is more of...........an idiot or a racist? An idiot, he definitely is an idiot.

Why can't he be both??

[Green Bandit]

Originally Posted by Savage69

Why can't he be both??

+1

Dude should be fired pronto, which he prob will.

[BamaJets]

I always wondered if Parker was a journalist with integrity. But then I remembered he's "one of them", an ESPN loudmouthed hack

[Dreaming Daddy]

Nothing will happen. If he was white he'd be dead meat.

Just like the new Django movie where ni**er is said about over 100 times. If you say it though U R dead.

[jets31]

Originally Posted by Dreaming Daddy

Nothing will happen. If he was white he'd be dead meat.

Just like the new Django movie where ni**er is said about over 100 times. If you say it though U R dead.

Exactly. BS double standard. This would be huge news if something like this was said by someone white. Person would be fired on the spot instead espn shows it as a highlight on first take.

[Zarathustra]

I hate that political ideology and political-racial ideology has crept into ESPN. This is nothing new from Rob Parker. Steven Smith also put in his two cents and it was worded differently but the same thing. A lot of "down with the cause" stuff.

The United States has a black President. Equality has been achieved. More over, it's "equality" with advantages through affirmative action. If there's still this racially unifying "cause" to move upwards and upwards it ceases to be about equality and becomes an Afro-centric form of Neo-Nazism which should have ZERO place in sports journalism, especially on a mainstream program.

Jason Whitlock is the same exact way.

Might not be politically-correct to criticize this but at this stage who gives a $#&@ about what's politically correct and not?

Rob Parker should of gotten fired a long time ago.
This isn't the first time he's injected race into sports discussion. It's become something of an MO for him. I can only imagine how much he would be crying if Aaron Rodgers or Clay Mathews or the Pats anglo-offense started bringing attention to the fact that they're white.

[DDNYjets]

So that's why he is a good QB.

[batman10023]

Originally Posted by McGinley

Face. ****ing. Palm.

http://www.sbnation.com/2012/12/13/3...Iu06mHhjgk5NVs

someone is going to be collecting unemployment checks soon.

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by batman10023

someone is going to be collecting unemployment checks soon.

And Rob Parker probably thinks what he said makes him a brother.

He is never getting fired. SAS said the N word on the air and they did nothing to him.

[Apache 51]

He is a phukin American, when will we get this s*it straight.

[Bonhomme Richard]

ESPN is such a garbage institution.

[patman]

Originally Posted by Zarathustra

I hate that political ideology and political-racial ideology has crept into ESPN. This is nothing new from Rob Parker. Steven Smith also put in his two cents and it was worded differently but the same thing. A lot of "down with the cause" stuff.

The United States has a black President. Equality has been achieved. More over, it's "equality" with advantages through affirmative action. If there's still this racially unifying "cause" to move upwards and upwards it ceases to be about equality and becomes an Afro-centric form of Neo-Nazism which should have ZERO place in sports journalism, especially on a mainstream program.

Jason Whitlock is the same exact way.

Might not be politically-correct to criticize this but at this stage who gives a $#&@ about what's politically correct and not?

Rob Parker should of gotten fired a long time ago.
This isn't the first time he's injected race into sports discussion. It's become something of an MO for him. I can only imagine how much he would be crying if Aaron Rodgers or Clay Mathews or the Pats anglo-offense started bringing attention to the fact that they're white.

I am not saying I am color blind or anything, but i just realized that the pats could field an all white offense at one time and i never noticed. I guess BB's friendship with Jim Brown and his prison work would get in the way of some idiot saying something.

[McGinley]

http://fauxjohnmadden.lockerdome.com/media/103559816

[Apache 51]

Originally Posted by patman

I am not saying I am color blind or anything, but i just realized that the pats could field an all white offense at one time and i never noticed. I guess BB's friendship with Jim Brown and his prison work would get in the way of some idiot saying something.

Where you been they basically do, I call that "team white".