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I wonder if team unity will be splintered. Will we see more personal fouls?
Did Drew apologize realizing he could be in a dangerous place with unspoken 'bounties' placed on his head?
Good question....one that is very troubling to consider. Whatever truth there may be to that possibility is all the more reason to end our following and any association with that corrupt organization.
First, why do we keep seeing the word "communism" used to describe the sickness that has been allowed to ravage our world of sports? What we're seeing is racism - purely and simply. Anti-white racism. It has nothing to do with "communism" and to use that word is to confuse and divert focus.
Second, the silliness of key players like Drew Brees thinking that by apologizing for their initial gut feelings and acting to embrace BLM, they're going with the flow, is boundless. And I don't mean to single out Drew Brees....he's just the first example that comes to mind because his story got more publicity. And by key players, I don't mean just on-field players. I mean owners, head coaches, and all others with prominent roles in sports.
My strong suspicion is that 90% of these guys share our disgust with allowing this racist plague to spread unabated, but feel that they're trapped in roles where they must "support" what idiots like Goodell tell them to "support". They think they're being good team players....think they're gliding down the highway when, in fact, they're slip-sliding away. Because the fans are the flow....we are the flow.
Thoroughly misguided as he is, Kaepernick could teach them a thing or two about courage. And that right there is pathetic.
No no no. You figure completely wrong. Bottom line, black players have become very sensitive to recent events. White players through conversation with their black team-mates show understanding and support. That is the way it works in sports.
It's a complicated onion to peel away my friend. The BLM initiative is part of an "intersectional" coalition from academia, which is fundamentally Marxist / Communist. Marxism is a worldview that human suffering is only a result of oppression and that oppressed victims must fight oppressors by any means necessary. So they go out looking for people to call themselves victims and use them to attack the power structures so they can take power for themselves.
That is the root of things, but at the BLM-NFL level of course you are right. This Critical Race Theory nonsense is racist by any normal person's definition and that is how most people see it. Two wrongs don't make a right, and any discrimination is immoral discrimination even if the target is Jewish or white
Good question....one that is very troubling to consider. Whatever truth there may be to that possibility is all the more reason to end our following and any association with that corrupt organization.
You think it's possible or likely that say one of his O linemen lets someone slip by from the blind side, "Oops, he got by me, sorry."
No, it's not. By attempting to frame it as such, you're just pushing the solution further down the road.
I am doing no such thing, read the second paragraph. I don't expect the average person to educate themselves on the subversion going on by academia. I do expect, however, the average person to identify racism against non-blacks when they see it and call it out as wrong just like any racism
I am doing no such thing, read the second paragraph. I don't expect the average person to educate themselves on the subversion going on by academia. I do expect, however, the average person to identify racism against non-blacks when they see it and call it out as wrong just like any racism
You think you're unique in understanding the cancer that is academia? Wow.
You think you're unique in understanding the cancer that is academia? Wow.
I'm not here to argue. You're now on ignore.
Saying the average person isn't aware of what's going on in academia isn't making the claim that he feels he is unique in understanding what's going on.
First, why do we keep seeing the word "communism" used to describe the sickness that has been allowed to ravage our world of sports? What we're seeing is racism - purely and simply. Anti-white racism. It has nothing to do with "communism" and to use that word is to confuse and divert focus.
Second, the silliness of key players like Drew Brees thinking that by apologizing for their initial gut feelings and acting to embrace BLM, they're going with the flow, is boundless. And I don't mean to single out Drew Brees....he's just the first example that comes to mind because his story got more publicity. And by key players, I don't mean just on-field players. I mean owners, head coaches, and all others with prominent roles in sports.
My strong suspicion is that 90% of these guys share our disgust with allowing this racist plague to spread unabated, but feel that they're trapped in roles where they must "support" what idiots like Goodell tell them to "support". They think they're being good team players....think they're gliding down the highway when, in fact, they're slip-sliding away. Because the fans are the flow....we are the flow.
Thoroughly misguided as he is, Kaepernick could teach them a thing or two about courage. And that right there is pathetic.
I think it's both: pushing communism AND pushing hatred of whites and all we have done for the world (despite our shortcomings).
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