Re: Ozzie Guillen
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Ozzie defended his use of "[censored]" to another reporter saying crap like "in my country..." and "it's not against gays, it's against his manhood" lol. Then later, after a talk with Reinsdorf, Ozzie appoligized for using it yet still defended his use of it in his apology
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From Wiktionary.org
I'm pretty sure this is what Ozzie meant:
(US slang, offensive) A jerk, an a**hole.
Why did you do that, you f*g?
I use the word in a similar manner as I'm sure many of the offended critics here do as well.
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Ozzie said he used the word to "insult his manhood" or something, which clearly shows he wasn't using it as a substitute for "jerk." Furthermore, Ozzie isn't some Joe spouting off at his buddy in private. That word is not suitable to any professional setting. I can imagine a boss or CEO saying "jerk" or "dummy" or "idiot" but not ozzie's word.
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