DegenerateDave wrote:
We are all guilty of making fun of someone. I know I am.
Is it right? Hell no. Should I be ashamed. Yes.
But we do it. We all do it.
However, I think it's unfair to draw a comparison to people making fun of cheerleaders weight to people making fun of a child with autism. I think we would all agree what the worse transgression would be. But that truly doesn't excuse any of it. So I will avoid throwing rocks when my house isn't made of stone.
OK, let me set something straight;
I wasn't saying Mac's son should be a target of ridicule in any way, shape, or form. My kid is a special needs kid as well, and I certainly would be up in a guy's grill if they made fun of him; as would any parent. And if someone starting making fun of Mac's son? I'd be standing right next to Mac on that one.
But that's kinda the point, isn't it? I think college cheerleaders aren't in the same category of say the Kardasian girls. The cheerleaders are there having fun and being a part of their school, the Kardasian's are trading on their looks and fame for money. Like Good Dolphin said, if you're trying to make a living on being good looking and famous? Fair game. But considering you can't name a single college cheerleader by name?
Probably should leave them alone.