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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: RationalThought110 on June 29, 2007, 03:13:35 AM
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Check out this article about her doubles team:
http://sports.yahoo.com/ten/news?slug=reu-wimbledonmirza&prov=reuters&type=lgns
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I think she's sort of sexy, is it just me? It could be because I have a thing for tennis players. Her partner is a Muslim, I think that's OK as long as it's advantageous for her. After all, if someone is friends with a Jew and wants to play tennis with one professionally despite the objections of the crazies back at home, how Muslim can she really be?
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I think she's sort of sexy, is it just me? It could be because I have a thing for tennis players. Her partner is a Muslim, I think that's OK as long as it's advantageous for her. After all, if someone is friends with a Jew and wants to play tennis with one professionally despite the objections of the crazies back at home, how Muslim can she really be?
I agree.
I've also changed my opinion of Maria Sharapova. I can't stand those commercials that were drooling over her during the 2006 US Open calling her "so pretty, so pretty..."
So does that mean that Shaha Riza isn't much of a Muslim since Paul Wolfowitz was her bf? Or that she basically disagrees with most of their views?
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You know, I think sport is overemphasized in our society. I am not against sport per se. It is healthy and makes for good recreation. It is also a good character-builder and helps in raising strong citizenry. What I am against is the fetishized and too prominent place it occupies in our society. There is something pagan about it - makes me think of gladiators, Roman "bread and shows," etc... If I were to become a member of a new government, I would not outlaw sport - but would definitely tone down its over-exaggerated and exalted position in the media and national consciousness. It would certainly not be something reported on the front page of newspapers.
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You know, I think sport is overemphasized in our society. I am not against sport per se. It is healthy and makes for good recreation. It is also a good character-builder and helps in raising strong citizenry. What I am against is the fetishized and too prominent place it occupies in our society. There is something pagan about it - makes me think of gladiators, Roman "bread and shows," etc... If I were to become a member of a new government, I would not outlaw sport - but would definitely tone down its over-exaggerated and exalted position in the media and national consciousness. It would certainly not be something reported on the front page of newspapers.
Often when professional athletes commit a crime, their punishment is too lenient.