The blonde female ref was bad

[indiancoyote]

I am asking if anything in the article(s) on my legal career suggest that my clients, like RightNow Tech and Great Plains Software and the 30 or so tech companies I represented, hired me as their lead outside council for DEI reasons. I know they didn't. Not one of them. I assume none of them had any idea I was a tribal member and had grown on the reservation early on. In fact, I doubt that any of them knew that my firm and I were hired. I can assure you that bigger companies and promising tech companies don't hire their lead outside counsels based on DEI, or the race of the lead partner. They hire top lawyers and top law firms. I know you are just avoiding the question, because the answer shows you are a liar.

Again, are you asking if companies in Montana think there is a public perception benefit to having a Native represent?

 

[MontanaBornFan]

I was just making a joke. I didn't watch her. What correct calls did she make?

I watched the game and kept an eye on the official. She did a great job. Always in position, great movement. Didn’t see a single missed call.

Plus, she got the call right on the call that started this thread.

Good official. I wish her the best moving forward.

 

[indian-outlaw]

I can't believe I wasted my time reading most of this thread.
PR doubling down and defending his misogyny and garizzalies calling everyone weird and creepy is just rich, gawd those two are shameless dopes. Even for egriz.

 

[mtgriz]

Just wondering. Do incompetent officials usually get multiple playoff assignments?

 

[mthoopsfan]

Again, are you asking if companies in Montana think there is a public perception benefit to having a Native represent?

No, I am asking if public companies and good tech companies hire their lead outside counsel for DEI reasons. The same question I have asked 3 times now.

 

[PTGrizzly]

I can't believe I wasted my time reading most of this thread.
PR doubling down and defending his misogyny and garizzalies calling everyone weird and creepy is just rich, gawd those two are shameless dopes. Even for egriz.

Despite posting in vastly different ways, I have to do a double take every time you or indiancoyote post. Shits getting confusing.

 

[wbtfg]

Despite posting in vastly different ways, I have to do a double take every time you or indiancoyote post. Shits getting confusing.

Are you saying they all look the same?

 

[indiancoyote]

No, I am asking if public companies and good tech companies hire their lead outside counsel for DEI reasons. The same question I have asked 3 times now.

They make DEI hires just like OJ hired Johnnie.

 

[MontanaBornFan]

Just wondering. Do incompetent officials usually get multiple playoff assignments?

I did note the announcer said this about the officials:

“This is a Missouri Valley Conference Crew. By the way … it is a split crew, meaning that these are the best at their position that got graded out this season.”



Apparently they didn’t run it by Hoops…

 

[retiredpopo]

apparently the red headed female met expectations....

 

[mthoopsfan]

I did note the announcer said this about the officials:

“This is a Missouri Valley Conference Crew. By the way … it is a split crew, meaning that these are the best at their position that got graded out this season.”



Apparently they didn’t run it by Hoops…

DEI at its best. And, again, my initial comment had asked why the other refs, all male, didn't talk to her and overrule her. I asked if it was because of DEI, i.e. were they reluctant to overrule a female?

 

[MontanaBornFan]

DEI at its best. And, again, my initial comment had asked why the other refs, all male, didn't talk to her and overrule her. I asked if it was because of DEI, i.e. were they reluctant to overrule a female?

Barf.

 

[HikeGlacier]

DEI at its best. And, again, my initial comment had asked why the other refs, all male, didn't talk to her and overrule her. I asked if it was because of DEI, i.e. were they reluctant to overrule a female?

It's kind of like your life.

 

[wbtfg]

DEI at its best. And, again, my initial comment had asked why the other refs, all male, didn't talk to her and overrule her. I asked if it was because of DEI, i.e. were they reluctant to overrule a female?

I’m confused. Are all female officials in all sports DEI hires? If not how do we differentiate the DEI female officials vs the non-DEI hired female officials? Are there any male DEI hired officials, or only females? Is there a flow chart or something you could share with us?