Or to be more specific, curling? Russian, women's, curling.
It must be fun spending every waking minute anxiously waiting for something to be outraged about. Here I thought I was just watching snowboarding last night and you guys are telling me I was watching carefully planned political propaganda? I can tell I'm on the internet version of a coffee shop full of old cranks yelling about "the media" when guy posts a pic of a hot Russian and everyone immediately puts on their righteous indignation act and vows not to watch.
Now, what time is women's curling on?
Shaun White won the Gold... Great highlights.
It’s in South Korea dude. They’re different countries. Kinda like how North Dakota and South Dakota are different states. Or like how your head is different from your as.. feet.I haven't turned on the North Korean lovefest and don't plan to.
It’s in South Korea dude. They’re different countries. Kinda like how North Dakota and South Dakota are different states. Or like how your head is different from your as.. feet.
It’s in South Korea dude. They’re different countries. Kinda like how North Dakota and South Dakota are different states. Or like how your head is different from your as.. feet.
I don’t disagree there either. But sports as a symbol for real life is not an alien idea. It’s why we’ve been so pissed at our Huskers teams, because they haven’t been representing our state the way we think of ourselves. They are just trying to push the impact as much as they can so they’re politicking, which is annoying, but really nbc can’t help themselves.Agree. However, if you’ve watched from the beginning, especially in the beginning, there was a significant amount of media coverage around the “historic significance” of these games, and the “unified” Korean team. The reality is, it’s all bull$**t. The reality is, once the cameras are turned away, and focus turns elsewhere Kim Jong Un will be Kim Jong Un, and Korea, both North and South, will go back to being Korea and nothing will change. We get a two week show, with the media pimping it as a “unification,” “all love no hate” and then status quo... I wouldn’t call it a North Korean love fest, but I wouldn’t call it objective reporting either. I’d call it what it is. A sporting event meant to unite the world. For 2 short weeks every four years we get the semblance of unity, then when it’s over politics prevails and we get business as usual. No need to make it what it’s not...