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[QUOTE="Vowelguy, post: 3997147, member: 59"] In a general sense I'm gonna disagree here. They could've selected my (deceased) grandmother and they'd still win gold. That doesnt make it right/fair. And as someone in the corporate world, "results are all that matter" sounds a bit too close to the "our company has been successful so it doesnt matter that we dont have any women, Blacks, Hispanics, etc in lead positions." I dont know enough about the Nneka situation or the merits of the other players to weigh on this particular matter, but I dont think winning a gold would mean that they did everything right. [/QUOTE]
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