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Arthurmorgan said:Wonder if they’ll start protesting Mason Greenwood in their country.
Well we all know why, and there's your double standards for you. Most men would laugh it off for what it is, an over exuberant racing fan getting excited because they have won a race.Darran said:Nobody in this country has mentioned this one.
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cmajack said:Well we all know why, and there's your double standards for you. Most men would laugh it off for what it is, an over exuberant racing fan getting excited because they have won a race.
Pegojack said:This story and the controversy has yet to hit the Spanish media. I watch the Spanish TV news almost every day and there's been no mention of it so far. When it does, in the current atmosphere with the Rubiales case, I expect there to be a big reaction.
cmajack said:Well we all know why, and there's your double standards for you. Most men would laugh it off for what it is, an over exuberant racing fan getting excited because they have won a race.
Nocountryforoldjack said:I think she's the owner of the horse.
cmajack said:She probably is, but what do you think would have happened if a male owner had kissed a winning female jockey on the lips like that? Well we all know don't we.
JackSomething said:If the male jockey didn't consent to being kissed by the female owner, then it should be treated exactly the same way. Not sure what this really has to do with the Spain incident, other than as a weak deflection effort.
cmajack said:But that's the point isn't it? It certainly won't be treated the same way.