Sorta OT: Ines Sains Wont Do Locker Room Interviews Anymore

[shirtsleeve]

Ines Sainz of TV Azteca wants out of NFL locker rooms - ESPN

OK with recent discoveries about the Jets organization, and how they help facilitate Favre to sexually harass not one but three women, and how they treated Ines earlier this year, one thing is clear.

The New York Jets organization openly promulgates, promotes and fosters an atmosphere of sexual harassment, in complete disregard of human dignity and respect, not to mention civil and criminal law.

This whole organization needs to be made an example of. From the front office down.

So looking at the punishment they handed to the Pats for poor sideline camera placement, what should the punishment be.

For me anything less than a lifetime ban for THE CHRISTMAS TREE, a loss of a decade of first round picks, and a $100 million fine would not be commensurate based on our punishment.

Thoughts?

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Sainz said she is scheduled to do interviews with the Pittsburgh Steelers next week, followed by visits to the Jets and New England Patriots.

Wait! She's passing up a locker room interview with Tom Brady possibly coming out of the shower?

 

[UofApatsfan]

Regardless of what I think about the Jets, this woman is ridiculous and has only herself to blame. If she doesn't wanna be treated like a wh*re, then don't wear the uniform of a wh*re.

 

[shirtsleeve]

Regardless of what I think about the Jets, this woman is ridiculous and has only herself to blame. If she doesn't wanna be treated like a wh*re, then don't wear the uniform of a wh*re.

Yeah, she was obviously askin for it, beggin, really. Hell, the team had every right to gang bang her right in the locker room. Doesn't matter what she thinks of it. Dressing like that gives her no right to say squat.

I cant believe that attitude still is that pervasive.

Here, I will fix your post.

Regardless of what I think about the woman, this oranization is ridiculous and has only itself to blame. If they don't wanna be treated like a bunch of thugs and animals, maybe they shouldn't act like that.

 

[TB=TD]

Regardless of what I think about the Jets, this woman is ridiculous and has only herself to blame. If she doesn't wanna be treated like a wh*re, then don't wear the uniform of a wh*re.

Are you from the 1950s?

 

[UofApatsfan]

Yeah, she was obviously askin for it, beggin, really. Hell, the team had every right to gang bang her right in the locker room. Doesn't matter what she thinks of it. Dressing like that gives her no right to say squat.

I cant believe that attitude still is that pervasive.

Here, I will fix your post.

That made absolutely no sense.

If women want to be treated like professionals, then they should dress like professionals. Sainz dressed like a slut, and consequently was treated like one. I don't ever see NBA players churp at Shelley Smith during games.

 

[shirtsleeve]

Are you from the 1950s?

That was my first reaction.

That made absolutely no sense.

If women want to be treated like professionals, then they should dress like professionals. Sainz dressed like a slut, and consequently was treated like one. I don't ever see NBA players churp at Shelley Smith during games.

You really dont see anything wrong with what you are sayin, do you?

 

[UofApatsfan]

That was my first reaction.



You really dont see anything wrong with what you are sayin, do you?

I don't. Tell me what's wrong with it.

I'm not saying the Jets players did nothing wrong, they acted inappropriately and should be reprimanded for it. My point is that the whole "I'm just an innocent female reporter trying to do my job" act from Sainz is bullsh*t. She got what she asked for by not dressing professionally.

 

[TheGodInAGreyHoodie]

Regardless of what I think about the Jets, this woman is ridiculous and has only herself to blame. If she doesn't wanna be treated like a wh*re, then don't wear the uniform of a wh*re.

It should be noted that Ines Sains never complained and doesn't really have any beef with the Jets or anyone else regarding their treatment of her. It was other reporters who saw the "offensive behavior" and complained.

She acts like bimbo and gets treated like a bimbo and seems to thoroughly enjoys being a bimbo. Its her schick.

I sense much of the complaint stems from the idea that most of the players are more willing to give an interview to the hottie that doesn't care if you make eye contact with her rack than the male reports or ugly female reporters. And the other reporters are jealous of her easy access to the players.

 

[shirtsleeve]

I don't. Tell me what's wrong with it.

I'm not saying the Jets players did nothing wrong, they acted inappropriately and should be reprimanded for it. My point is that the whole "I'm just an innocent female reporter trying to do my job" act from Sainz is bullsh*t. She got what she asked for by not dressing professionally.

There was a bar gang rape that happened in Mass about 20 years ago. It was made into a movie. Jodie Foster played in it. See she was a bit of a tramp, dressed like one and was even teasing and coming onto one of the patrons in Big Dans bar. Well, a few beers etc later, a few of em gang raped her on a pool table. The rest of the place cheered them on. All of them were convicted. Even the morons who were cheering them on, for being accessories. Their defense? She was lookin and actin like a tramp, so she had it coming. They should just about be ready to get released about now, the cheer squad that is.

Still dont get it, do ya.

 

[patchick]

She got what she asked for by not dressing professionally.

"Not dressing professionally?" As if she's, say, a bank teller who just happened to show up for work in too-tight jeans? As if her employer didn't approve? As if dressing that way isn't in fact a key requirement of her job? As if her employer, a huge international media outfit, didn't do her clothes, hair and makeup?

But nah, she's just a whore. Oh, and I forgot -- she...

has only herself to blame.

 

[Kontradiction]

What draft difficulties?

 

[shirtsleeve]

"Not dressing professionally?" As if she's, say, a bank teller who just happened to show up for work in too-tight jeans? As if her employer didn't approve? As if dressing that way isn't in fact a key requirement of her job? As if her employer, a huge international media outfit, didn't do her clothes, hair and makeup?

But nah, she's just a whore. Oh, and I forgot -- she...

Yup.

Not only that but the media outlet culture in that country dictates that kind of wardrobe in many instances.

 

[wahwho]

Not that I'm disagreeing with shirtsleeve, but are you really making this argument with your avatar?

 

[emoney_33]

Not that I'm disagreeing with shirtsleeve, but are you really making this argument with your avatar?

Can you really not see the difference?

 

[shirtsleeve]

Not that I'm disagreeing with shirtsleeve, but are you really making this argument with your avatar?

That avatar was the result of a huge political disagreement from many years ago when I ventured forth here in the cesspool that is the political forum. It had to do with entitlement programs. I just kept the avatar after that.

 

[wahwho]

Can you really not see the difference?

No, they're exactly the same in every detail.

Of course they're different. I just find it funny that somebody who is complaining about objectifying women has that avatar.

 

[wahwho]

That avatar was the result of a huge political disagreement from many years ago when I ventured forth here in the cesspool that is the political forum. It had to do with entitlement programs. I just kept the avatar after that.

Ok. Just caught my eye.

 

[tzaf75]

Why are the Jets responsible to the actions of Favre?
it was all him and had nothing to do with the Jets.

if Streger complain to the Jets and they didnt do anything about it , then you got something and they need to be liable for that.

 

[shirtsleeve]

Why are the Jets responsible to the actions of Favre?
it was all him and had nothing to do with the Jets.

if Streger complain to the Jets and they didnt do anything about it , then you got something and they need to be liable for that.

Because it wasn't just Sterger, it was two female massage therapists too, and he used Jest staffers to get their personal info without their permission so he could stalk them, thats why.

edit: Oh and one of the massage women told her husband of Favres special deliveries, and he went down to the facility to rip Favres head off for him and filed a complaint. He was sadly escorted out before said decapitation could occur. So the whole organization knew and covered it up.