Uh, guys? Am I missing something? >>
It’s always possible, Asty.
<< First, I ask for ONE example of a white sprinter who’s cracked the 10 second barrier in the 100 meter dash. What happened? Peopl tried to refute me by pointing to an Italian who excelled in the 200 meter dash! >>
Anyway, he’s a white guy who can run real fast, something you assured us didn’t exist.
Hey, I tell you what…let’s redefine races so as to constitute Astorian’s immediate family, and everyone else. Would anyone be surprised that sports are dominated by members of the “everyone else” race?
<< Next, I stated that the average Japanese citizen is a lot shorter than the average Swede, and how do you attempt to refuteme? By pointing to 7 foot tall CHINESE guys!!! >>
Oh, I thought you were claiming it was unlikely that olympic gold medals would ever be won by teams that weren’t made up of black men from the US.
<< The Japanese and the Chinese are not the same, any more than the Pygmies and the Bantu are the same. >>
Aren’t they part of the same “race,” though? So, if your statements about megapopulation are true, then, um…the presence of any tall Asians seems to refute it.
<< Moreover, by questioning whether white players dominate the kicking and punting positions, >>
I think you also said it wasn’t a coincidence that there were a lot of white quarterbacks, and, um…oh, offensive linemen. In fact, that white men dominate those positions.
<< you PROVE conclusively that
- You never watch football. >>
Kiddo, I watch football. I notice, for example there aren’t really so many white offensive linemen, despite your assertions.
>> 2) You’re blind. >>
Yes, that’s it.
<< In all the years I’ve watched football, I have seen ONE successful black punter (Reggie Roby) and one successful black place kicker (Donald Igwebweike). >>
Huh, why? I would assume kicking the ball involves the ability to move your leg fast, which is what you assert black men are better than white men at.
<< If 70% of the NFL’s players were black at EVERY position, you could argue that cultural factors are at work >>
No, I think then you’d have to argue that it’s genetic. Well, of course its genetic, except where its cultural.
> (i.e. black kids think sports is the only field in which they can excel). So, why aren’t 70% of the kickers and punters black? >>
I dunno. Selection bias seems to be one factor. Why aren’t there more black cyclists, tennis players, or golfers?
>> Another thing that cracks me up is this: Without working up a sweat, I can name dozens of black 100 meter dash champions. My opponents are reduced to citing the same individual Italian again and again! The very fact that you can only come up with ONE white sprinting champion in recent memory proves how little evidence you have. >>
How many great black tennis players have there been, or cyclists?
What about the genetic diversity argument, why don’t you address that?