You have got to be kidding me!!!! - kendrick, please explain!


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SAME OLD G

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Here is my post.
http://www.tspnsports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86004

I was watching Bill O'Reilly last night talking about the opportunity he had to finally meet the first lady at the White House. He mentioned how impressed he was with her. He mentioned how beautiful she was and how she was so graceful. The he mentioned how "articulate" she was.

I started thinking to myself; as educated as Michelle Obama is and considering her professional background as an attorney, why would one be surprised that she is articulate?

I then asked myself the question if a person is indeed articulate why should I be bothered that he/she is labeled as such?

Now I have to be honest. There have been times I have been complimented on my articulation by "other folks" and I would take offense to the compliment. But truth be told, everyone one isn't articulate. I think we all can agree on this.

Question: Are "WE" and should "WE" be overly sensitive whenever a "brother" or "sister" is complimented by "other folks" on his/her ability to articulate if it is true?
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And this is Kendrick G's post on another forum
http://www.city-data.com/forum/politics-other-controversies/843351-being-articulate.html

I was watching Bill O'Reilly last night talking about the opportunity he had to finally meet the first lady at the White House. He mentioned how impressed he was with her. He mentioned how beautiful she was and how she was so graceful. The he mentioned how "articulate" she was.

I started thinking to myself; as educated as Michelle Obama is and considering her professional background as an attorney, why would one be surprised that she is articulate?

I then asked myself the question if a person is indeed articulate why should I be bothered that he/she is labeled as such?

Now I have to be honest. There have been times I have been complimented on my articulation by "other folks" and I would take offense to the compliment. But truth be told, everyone one isn't articulate. I think we all can agree on this.
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WOW! I mean he copied it down to the very word except the last part. :shame:
 
So, he just needed to add...I got this from another board, right?? Oh yeah, there are people still starving in AFrica too :nod:
 



Ooooh. :shame::shame::shame: Isn't that plagiarism? :scared: i'd sue, where are the TSPN Attorneys? Attorneys, to the DJ booth.
 
I've been meaning to ask...other than calling a person out, what the heck can you do about plagiarism on a board??? :noidea:
 



Let me start by saying you guys are really funny. :lol:

Now let me say this: When have I ever posted anything on this board about or related to Bill O’Rielly or anything related to politics?

I don’t even watch cable news. I even said that a couple of times.
Rarely do I post about politics or venture into the Small Talk Forum very often. I mostly talk about sports. Someone got ya’ll good, but it was not me.
 
Damn. :smh:

Stole our shit huh? That ain't right. Got ole Moon Mullins headed boss pissed and rightfully so!! :upset::upset::upset:

:lol: @ Crys saying TSPN attorneys to the DJ booth!!!!
 
Man TSPN ninjas need to be hired by the CIA. I bet they will find Bin Laden for the right price. :lol:
 
It gets worse! Robber, its your turn :tdown:

Robber said:
I think the issue is "they" don't say that of their own. I may have missed it, but I don't recall anyone referring to prior first ladies as being articulate. I don't recall "them" referring to any other white subject of their commentary as being articulate. It only seems to come up when referencing a non-white. I think that's why it's an issue. "They" act like whites are the rule when it comes to articulation, and the rest of us have to prove ourselves to be an exception to that rule.
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http://www.city-data.com/forum/politics-other-controversies/843351-being-articulate.html

I think the issue is "they" don't say that of their own. I may have missed it, but I don't recall anyone referring to prior first ladies as being articulate. I don't recall "them" referring to any other white subject of their commentary as being articulate. It only seems to come up when referencing a non-white. I think that's why it's an issue. "They" act like whites are the rule when it comes to articulation, and the rest of us have to prove ourselves to be an exception to that rule.
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