All very unfair, no doubt".
This is of course unfair – no doubt the selection of guests was entirely random – but this is what the turgid contortions of sexism-denial and racism-apologia do to your reasoning.
It's unfair, no doubt, to suggest that those who go on the air with Imus, or donate to the Ranch, are doing so solely out of self-interest, or that they are seeking what one regular calls "an insurance policy" against being called a jerk.
Life is unfair, no doubt, for so many.
Some, and not only among the relatively small number concerning Islam, were no doubt unfair.
His hand-wringing, quaver-voiced mimicry of Adlai Stevenson, for example, was no doubt unfair, but hilarious and memorable.
It was, no doubt, unfair, as was Berger's depiction of a thin-skinned politician overreacting to liberal criticism.
It is no doubt unfair to expect Ono to act as an ambassador for the sixties; she is as productive today as she was nearly fifty years ago, if not more so.
This is no doubt unfair (it is so far untainted by illegal gambling), but the IPL is still an entity that trades on avarice, skewing cricket's internal gravity with its fiscal cult of yahooing brand-incantation and outsized personal enrichment for those who wear its advert-pyjamas.
Therefore, with such a one-off incident, though most unfortunate, it would be unfair to create doubts about the success of Pakistan's counter-terrorism strategy.
