The sexism angle is bullshit.
She said her coach wasn't sending signals.
Her coach says he was.
That looks bad.
Then later her coach says everyone does it.
Then she says that if a man did something everyone does, no one would have said anything.
But we all know that if Tom Brady had done it they would have said he deflated the racket.
She is arguing like a Hebrew (Sorry, Kona).
She is accusing other people of being the beneficiary of double standards when she is the real beneficiary of double standards.
Doesn't anyone remember when John McEnroe got roasted for saying Serena is the best female player of all time instead of the best player of all time?
What he said was a fact. He got in trouble for not telling a lie that women want to hear.
She got in trouble for losing her shit when a single call goes against her, and then getting a few more. She thought she could bully that official into doing what she wanted, and instead he held frame.
This is so obvious it shouldn't even have to be said. And yet the fix is in, and all the U.S. reporting I have seen is thrashing the official and defending her. We are a seriously delusional culture when you get in trouble for not telling a shared preferred lie.
I have only seen criticism of her on the Daily Caller site, and they had to go all the way to Australia to find a journalist critical of her.
All the newspapers are saying the official antagonized her into the outburst.
This woman has had her ass seriously coddled by the media and now she is spoiled and thinks she can do no wrong.
And everyone in the media is scared stiff of criticizing her or holding her accountable.
And she is expert at playing the victim game. Remember what she said when John McEnroe engaged in the heinous offense of saying she was the greatest woman tennis player of all time?
She insinuated that it would damage her pregnancy.
She is the greatest female tennis player of all time. She just got humbled a tiny tiny bit, and she is going to learn nothing from it because everyone is going to tell her it was someone else's fault; she is in the process of hamstering her bad behavior away and convincing herself she is the victim.
I mean honestly. This is no big deal. She is still the greatest of all time. Her career is winding down. A younger player was beating her badly, and so she had a melt down and luckily now she can blame the loss on someone else.
She is a big baby kicking and screaming and hoping it will keep the tennis wall, among other walls, at bay.
She said her coach wasn't sending signals.
Her coach says he was.
That looks bad.
Then later her coach says everyone does it.
Then she says that if a man did something everyone does, no one would have said anything.
But we all know that if Tom Brady had done it they would have said he deflated the racket.
She is arguing like a Hebrew (Sorry, Kona).
She is accusing other people of being the beneficiary of double standards when she is the real beneficiary of double standards.
Doesn't anyone remember when John McEnroe got roasted for saying Serena is the best female player of all time instead of the best player of all time?
What he said was a fact. He got in trouble for not telling a lie that women want to hear.
She got in trouble for losing her shit when a single call goes against her, and then getting a few more. She thought she could bully that official into doing what she wanted, and instead he held frame.
This is so obvious it shouldn't even have to be said. And yet the fix is in, and all the U.S. reporting I have seen is thrashing the official and defending her. We are a seriously delusional culture when you get in trouble for not telling a shared preferred lie.
I have only seen criticism of her on the Daily Caller site, and they had to go all the way to Australia to find a journalist critical of her.
All the newspapers are saying the official antagonized her into the outburst.
This woman has had her ass seriously coddled by the media and now she is spoiled and thinks she can do no wrong.
And everyone in the media is scared stiff of criticizing her or holding her accountable.
And she is expert at playing the victim game. Remember what she said when John McEnroe engaged in the heinous offense of saying she was the greatest woman tennis player of all time?
She insinuated that it would damage her pregnancy.
She is the greatest female tennis player of all time. She just got humbled a tiny tiny bit, and she is going to learn nothing from it because everyone is going to tell her it was someone else's fault; she is in the process of hamstering her bad behavior away and convincing herself she is the victim.
I mean honestly. This is no big deal. She is still the greatest of all time. Her career is winding down. A younger player was beating her badly, and so she had a melt down and luckily now she can blame the loss on someone else.
She is a big baby kicking and screaming and hoping it will keep the tennis wall, among other walls, at bay.
“The greatest burden a child must bear is the unlived life of its parents.”
Carl Jung