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Well, to be honest. It never really was a heterosexual only sports league... or baseball, boxing, basketball, or whatever sports existed...
I remember a few years ago several NFL players were asked about anyone being gay in the NFL. And they all said basically, yeah, we know some guys are gay, they exist and some of us know who they are. We don't care. It doesn't change anything, we just let them be who they are.
Stories like this are nothing more then attention seekers. Of course there have been other NFL players who have been gay and other players have long known it.
I personally am sick of something that should not matter being shoved in our faces as some sort of, "earth shattering news story." It's old and way overdone.
Absolutely. Men should not be crying over something like this, gay or not. And the video is totally inappropriate. And for the record, it would be just as wrong to show if it were his girlfriend he was kissing and carrying on with. If I'm watching sports news, I want to hear about sports, and really don't give a sh*t about the personal lives of the participants.
Straight men crying at an event such as this are just sissies. And yes, I would not hesitate to tell them this directly.
Dream on. If you value your health, you're not calling any NFL-level athlete, gay or straight, a sissy to their face. Most of them, especially defensive players, could snap the average right-winger in half like a twig. You save your epitaphs for anonymous internet message boards, tough guy.
Originally Posted by Workin_Hard Absolutely. Men should not be crying over something like this, gay or not. And the video is totally inappropriate. And for the record, it would be just as wrong to show if it were his girlfriend he was kissing and carrying on with. If I'm watching sports news, I want to hear about sports, and really don't give a sh*t about the personal lives of the participants.
Straight men crying at an event such as this are just sissies. And yes, I would not hesitate to tell them this directly
Lol, I've never seen a 7th round draft choice get this much media attention. But there's no gay agenda right libs? He's a 7th round draft pick, he'll probably end up getting cut and five years from now nobody won't even remember this dudes name.
I remember a few years ago several NFL players were asked about anyone being gay in the NFL. And they all said basically, yeah, we know some guys are gay, they exist and some of us know who they are. We don't care. It doesn't change anything, we just let them be who they are.
Stories like this are nothing more then attention seekers. Of course there have been other NFL players who have been gay and other players have long known it.
I personally am sick of something that should not matter being shoved in our faces as some sort of, "earth shattering news story." It's old and way overdone.
Warren Moon said he played with two gay players when he played for the Oilers. Guess what, nobody cared! And this was 20 years ago. Now everything is P.C. and the liberal media is pushing their homo agenda and shoving it down our throats.(no pun intended)
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