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No. People like the blogger make people think that is okay to do it.
People like me understand that this kind of criticism exists in society, but to let that make or break you is senseless.
People like me understand that professional cheerleaders get slammed for not being lean and toned and its the nature of their industry arguably due to their skimpy outfits and because they're physically (in all capacities) are supposed to appeal to the audience
You have got to understand that people are going to have an opinion about these kinds of things whether its good or bad.
But that's exactly what you're doing. You've been presented with many eloquent, well thought out arguments and you've literally been using the exact same one or two arguments to refute them, just with slightly modified wording.You all are just being argumentative for the sake of being argumentative.
Looks like there is respect after all.Houston Chronicle said:The CBS Houston sports blogger who came under fire for questioning whether an Oklahoma City Thunder Girl was “too chunky” to be an NBA cheerleader has been fired.
A spokeswoman for CBS Radio confirmed the firing to ABCNews.com today but declined to release any further details, saying only, “The blogger who wrote the story is no longer working with the station.”
The blogger, “Claire Crawford,” targeted Oklahoma City Thunder cheerleader Kelsey Williams’ looks on the court after the Houston Rockets faced off against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
The Houston Chronicle reported that Crawford was a pseudonym for Anna-Megan Raley, who once blogged for the paper and posted a video of her audition to be a Houston Dynamo soccer team cheerleader. The spokeswoman for CBS Radio would not release the blogger’s name or comment on the Chronicle’s report.