QUOTE (greenskates @ May 21, 2008 - 02:30 PM)

True? Let me ask you a question. If Jackie had been male and the breast comments had been aired, would you be sticking up for her?
If Jackie was a straight male I wouldn't need to defend Jackie because 98% of the audience would. Adam, a contestant on Big Brother 9, made some derogatory remarks about retarded children while he was in the house. Adam works with special needs children and is a straight male. The special needs population and their allies protested the remarks. Big Brother fans along with CBS rebuffed their concerns and supported Adam. He eventually won. The audience would say exactly what I have been saying i.e. Jackie didn't know Jaime Eason had breast cancer, Jaime got breast implants for cosmetic reasons, Brian was insubordinate, disrespectful, a hanger on, self-aborbed, delusional etc. And you can bet the house that they would call him a stud for attracting all those women.
"If they (women) succeed [in male-dominated occupations], their co-workers, both male and female, may unfairly see them as unsociable and difficult to work with." "The successful women were characterized as more selfish, manipulative and untrustworthy--your typical constellation of 'bitchy' characteristics."
http://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug04/women.html"...when women are acknowledged to have been successful, they are less liked and more personally derogated than equivalently successful men; these negative reactions occur only when the success is in an arena that is distinctly male in character (which owning a gym is)"
http://psycnet.apa.org/index.cfm?fa=main.d...=2004-95165-003Here are two more studies on women's in power and gender experession.
http://www.ucm.es/info/Psi/docs/journal/v1...2008/art55.pdffhttp://www.sociology.fsu.edu/people/padavi...action_1991.pdfQUOTE (greenskates @ May 21, 2008 - 2:30 PM)

The charity event night was wrong on his part, but he had been kicked really hard that day. Then seeing all those pictures of Doug, well, it hurt him even more, then seeing the woman who had just fired him...are you getting the picture yet? The man is human, he was stupid and he has apologized. Why hasn't Jackie?
As far as we know Brian didn't apologize to the organizers or auctioneer of the charity event. That is what really matters. Not coming on a message board to apologize to fans of Work Out.
QUOTE (Larceny @ May 21, 2008 - 03:01 PM)

Naming other "bad" shows has absolutely nothing to do with this. We aren't watching those shows, we don't have anything to say about those shows. We are talking about Work Out and the Jackie/Jamie incidence and Peeler's subsequent firing over it. Jackie chose the Jamie incident to fire Peeler over. If she had fired him over something else, that would of been a totally different issue.
I used Big Brother as an example.
Larceny, it didn't matter when Jackie fired Brian Peeler people were going to be angry. Look at last season's response to when he almost got fired.