Agreed.
It should not be expected. Just because someone else is rude and dishonest doesn't mean you should be to. It's called integrity and some people care about it.
You're assuming the response is racial. I would say the same thing to anyone who was rude, including a white male like myself.
Spicer didn't use any racial epithets. And his statement has been used by many people many times in ways which have nothing to do with race. And considering the actions of the woman, I have a hard time taking her opinion on this situation seriously. She has no credibility in my eyes.
As is he. :shrug:
Or maybe he just saw a rude person and said that. Which is something similar I've said to many people over the years, which has nothing to do with race.
You're assuming that it is. As I said, I would say the same thing to any person, regardless of gender or race.
I haven't seen the video, have only read about it. But from what I've read, there's nothing which suggests to me Spicer was referring to race, but rather her incredibly rude and obnoxious behavior. Anyone who has followed my posts knows I rarely defend the nonsense which has come out of this administration, but this is one time where I am. I don't think his comment was race related, but rather related to how rude and obnoxious the person was. If it had been a white man accosting Spicer, I think he would have been just as likely to say the same thing at that moment.
EDIT: I went ahead and watched the video and I'm even more convinced this has nothing to do with race. Spicer even says a time or two before the statement that America is a great country. I'm sorry, I don't see race in his comment, only someone being remarkably restrained while a jerk is rudely accosting him.