Melissa Harris Perry seemed incensed the other day on MSNBC when one of her guests referred to the prospective Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, as a "hard worker". Her claim was that it could be offensive to those that were slaves and we should be careful how it is used...
In May, this same woman (who wants people to watch what they say) had no problem
sneering at Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather's weight (both weigh between 145 and 150lbs), saying that she outweighed both of them and wondered why "we care about little guys fighting?"
Here is the link for that bout of hypocrisy....about 5:50 into the clip.
http://www.msnbc.com/melissa-harris-perry/watch/boxing-match-about--the-tale-of-two-men--438309955919
What's the matter Melissa, aren't they man enough for you? You clearly snickered at their weight and their height; I guess that makes them less of men to you. Are tall men the only ones who should be able to entertain us and make gobs of money? Perhaps you are the one who should watch what you say Melissa Harris Perry; I find what you said offensive.
Oh wait, I forgot, making derogatory, snide remarks about short men is ok but don't you dare refer to someone as a "hard worker", how offensive!
Oh and BTW, speaking of hard workers... many short men are "hard workers" and would you like to know why? Because of people like you, who seem to think that all the glory should be reserved for tall men. Now, us short men have to work extra hard to succeed in life!
On a side note, I do wish to point out some more hypocrisy that exists. Why is it that after all the outrage last year against domestic violence (especially after the Ray Rice tape emerged) did people then turn around and put $200 million into Mayweather's pockets? Wasn't he convicted of multiple domestic assaults?
The hypocrisy in this country never ceases to amaze me and Melissa Harris Perry epitomizes it!
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