Seems far from innocent. Even the reporter asks her if she was looking for attention with the way she was dressed. Great answer to his question of whether the jeans could be any tighter, "That's my size," she said. Even Washington Redskins runningback told the media awhile ago that if a woman reporter is going to dress sexy and walk into a locker room with 50 or so football players, she's going to get cat calls. It's debatable as to what dictates professionalism. Thoughts?
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It annoys me, having been part of a generation of women journalists who fought to be treated professionally to see this. Sainz got the reaction she wanted, I think. And her blouse for the interview captured in the video is also unprofessional, one reason you and others cannot take her defense seriously.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, I'd kick any of my three sons who hooted and acted like a jerk over a pretty woman, even one inappropriately dressed. It's OK, unavoidable maybe, to have, well, let us say lusty thoughts -- but you sure don't have to act them out.
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That Bitch wanted it haha no way in hell you can convince me otherwise
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