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[lll]

When it was stated years ago no politics or religion, the very existence of GOG was usurping the “forum rules”. I didn’t write the forum rules, but we all read them and it didn’t seem to matter. Politics and religion crept on in.

And you waded into the deep end of the shit with the rest of us.

Stop pretending you have some sort of moral higher ground to stand on like the bullshitter you really are.

 

[Ry Manchu]

The kneeling in the NFL was the politicizing, fool.

WTF do professional sports and kneeling to "protest" have to do with each other?

Not a goddamned thing.

All this politicizing, "wokeness", Identity Politics and virtue signalling needs to die if we are ever to become civilized again.

But the left cannot sustain itself without those items.

You're right, Donald Trump, the politician, talking in political speeches while running for political office was not politicizing. He was merely bringing up the kneeling because he was having a snack on his break up on that stage.

 

[lll]

You're right, Donald Trump, the politician, talking in political speeches while running for political office was not politicizing. He was merely bringing up the kneeling because he was having a snack on his break up on that stage.

Never mind the overpaid, over-hyped scumbags who had to bring their idiot protests in the middle of a football game.

Never mind the NFL even allowing this bullshit.

Of course, you have no problem with that; like the twisted asshat you are.

 

[Ry Manchu]

Never mind the overpaid, over-hyped scumbags who had to bring their idiot protests in the middle of a football game.

Never mind the NFL even allowing this bullshit.

Of course, you have no problem with that; like the twisted asshat you are.

It was at the beginning of the football game. You don't know where I stand on the matter, so stfu.

 

[lll]

It was at the beginning of the football game. You don't know where I stand on the matter, so stfu.

Make me, soy boy.

I know exactly where you stand - on a soapbox of lies and bullshit.

But you're still not tall enough to get on the ride.

Better run home and get to learning that first G chord.

 

[Ry Manchu]

Make me, soy boy.

I know exactly where you stand - on a soapbox of lies and bullshit.

But you're still not tall enough to get on the ride.

Better run home and get to learning that first G chord.

Don't get up from your computer chair. Keep making your lists of politicians that need to be killed. Crambone.

 

[paulyc]

And you waded into the deep end of the shit with the rest of us.

Stop pretending you have some sort of moral higher ground to stand on like the bullshitter you really are.

I never said I didn’t get chest deep in the shit, but I defy you to find a political thread I started, or where I insulted anyone that didn’t insult me first. Psychodave and monkeyman never got jabs from me.. just two off the top of my head.

 

[paulyc]

Educate yourself for once by looking up the terms. But you're so gay-obsessed you attribute "gay" to everything.

It's amazing you can supposedly function in this life considering your incredible propensity for stupid, moron.

You’re splitting hairs here. Gay or effeminate.., big difference ? Like some cuckolds don’t fluff for the wife ? Making them bi ? So, part time gay ??? Stick it donkey.

 

[psychodave]

It was at the beginning of the football game. You don't know where I stand on the matter, so stfu.

Where do you stand on the matter?

 

[Ry Manchu]

Where do you stand on the matter?

I feel that when a football player is on the clock and getting paid by their team that they should follow the team's rules. If the team allows kneeling, then that is at the player's discretion. Would I prefer they do that? No. But I do believe in their right to freedom of expression. Kneeling is more respectful than standing with no hand on heart. When they are not on the clock for the team, a lot of them have moral clauses. However, I don't think their freedom of speech should be muzzled, whether I agree with what they have to say or not. The first time the Star Spangled Banner was played before a sporting event was 1918 and it did not become a regular occurrence until 1945. Our country did just fine for 170 years before 1945, so I don't think the lifeblood of our union is dependent on whether Kaepernick chooses to kneel. I also, feel he was over-punished by the NFL for kneeling. He would have made a decent backup QB on just about every team in the league, yet none would touch him. I don't think Kaepernick was saying that he didn't love America. He was trying to bring attention to racial inequality and judicial injustice. I think the country has woken to the fact that we still have more to go to make the police and judicial system fair and equal to all races.

 

[paulyc]

Considering NFL teams stayed in the locker room during the anthem until after 9/11, and that they only started coming onto the field after being paid by the federal government to do so, I think it’s ridiculous to say they can’t kneel. Put them back in the locker room, solves the whole issue.

 

[psychodave]

I have no problem with freedom of speech and them protesting. However, they only seem to do it when the spotlight is on them. We see and hear nothing when it’s the off season. I for one stand for the anthem even while at home, so kneeling for me is very disrespectful... I wish I was as oppressed as these multi-multi millionaires. That said, I chose to stop watching. I’m glad I never spent a dollar on merchandise. Keep in mind my family maintained 14 consecutive seat season ticks for the NY giants on the 45 yard line lower level giants side. I’ll never go again.

 

[paulyc]

Giants fan ? My condolences !!!

 

[Ry Manchu]

Giants fan ? My condolences !!!

I respect the Giants as an organization. It's ok to have up and down years and put more importance on choosing your players wisely and treating them well throughout their career. As opposed to what some other teams do. That said, fuck Bill Parcells.

 

[paulyc]

As a Patriots fan, I agree fuck Parcells. Lol. I was just giving Dave a friendly dig about liking the Giants. It must suck to be a fan of such a terrible team. I remember how bad the Pats were years ago, and they’re on their way back down to the basement again now I think.

 

[lll]

I never said I didn’t get chest deep in the shit, but I defy you to find a political thread I started, or where I insulted anyone that didn’t insult me first. Psychodave and monkeyman never got jabs from me.. just two off the top of my head.

The only whiners crying about jabs are you and your cronies.

"You insulted me first! WAAAAH!"

Nobody gives a shit.

 

[psychodave]

My uncle’s first game seeing the giants was Dec 12, 1944. He went so much he knew the Mara family... hence how he got 14 seats. So naturally we all were fans sooner or later. After the new stadium was built we were all annoyed by the fee gouging. I don’t miss watching football at all.

I at least got to see two of the three Super Bowls the Giants won.

 

[lll]

I have no problem with freedom of speech and them protesting. However, they only seem to do it when the spotlight is on them. We see and hear nothing when it’s the off season. I for one stand for the anthem even while at home, so kneeling for me is very disrespectful... I wish I was as oppressed as these multi-multi millionaires. That said, I chose to stop watching. I’m glad I never spent a dollar on merchandise. Keep in mind my family maintained 14 consecutive seat season ticks for the NY giants on the 45 yard line lower level giants side. I’ll never go again.

The thing with these "protesting" idiots in the NFL etc is, in their incredible stupidity, they kneel to the US flag to protest against police, etc...

Since when does the US flag represent the police?

It represents our nation and the sacrifices our fine military people have given.

So, double-fuck them overpaid, useless assmaggots.

 

[lll]

I feel that when a football player is on the clock and getting paid by their team that they should follow the team's rules. If the team allows kneeling, then that is at the player's discretion. Would I prefer they do that? No. But I do believe in their right to freedom of expression. Kneeling is more respectful than standing with no hand on heart. When they are not on the clock for the team, a lot of them have moral clauses. However, I don't think their freedom of speech should be muzzled, whether I agree with what they have to say or not. The first time the Star Spangled Banner was played before a sporting event was 1918 and it did not become a regular occurrence until 1945. Our country did just fine for 170 years before 1945, so I don't think the lifeblood of our union is dependent on whether Kaepernick chooses to kneel. I also, feel he was over-punished by the NFL for kneeling. He would have made a decent backup QB on just about every team in the league, yet none would touch him. I don't think Kaepernick was saying that he didn't love America. He was trying to bring attention to racial inequality and judicial injustice. I think the country has woken to the fact that we still have more to go to make the police and judicial system fair and equal to all races.

How did you feel about Tebow kneeling?

 

[narad]

Go to your computer. Yell "soy boy" loudly for thirty minutes. You've now completely replaced the previous level of intellectual engagement in the subforum.

What would you know about having children? You can't even get a woman.

Go cry, soy boy.

Right on cue. You all remember the Marco Rubio-bot incident? Grow up.