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re: Well, this ESPN CFB documentary just took a dark turn
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:27 am to km
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:27 am to km
quote:
Bama/Bear Bryant introduced the black athlete to the SEC, but espn would NEVER disparage their business partner (bama).
You definitely didn't watch it
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:29 am to planotiger
This was a necessary and important addition to a conversation about serious issues continuing to plague our country.
You sound like a simple minded fool that uses one liners to deflect from the fact that you can’t form your own thoughts on an issue.
You sound like a simple minded fool that uses one liners to deflect from the fact that you can’t form your own thoughts on an issue.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:32 am to Jacrispy
quote:You just described the Cajun side of my family. That's how they lived back then. They grew or raised all the food they ate. And worked hard physical labor jobs to make ends meet in their shacks in Western Acadiana region. The other side of my family was Sicilian and Irish, and worked the shipyards. You make it sound as though everybody who is white was born and raised with a silver spoon in their mouth from generations ago.
My great great grandfather survived solely on the fact that he could grow crops and raise chickens and pigs.
Anyway, what the hell does what your great great grandfather went through 100 or so years ago have to do with you today? I'll answer for you: absolutely nothing. The fact that your great great grandfather had it hard doesn't mean that you are given the same treatment. Quit trying to make it out as though it is.
We have evolved socially since the days of slaves, and have grown leaps and bounds since the Jim Crow laws era. If you choose to have the mindset that life is still like that, then that's a creation you made in your head. Because it is nothing like that.
If anything, I as a middle class middle age white male have absolutely no protection in the workplace, and society looks at me as the devil even though I had nothing to do with why they look at me that way. It's simply because I'm white. And it doesn't look like that is going to change anytime soon. If anything, it's gotten progressively worse. So I am the one who is fricked. Not you. To quote you:
quote:
GET A frickING CLUE
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:35 am to planotiger
I don't think you understand the concept behind the slang "snowflakes".
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:36 am to RealityTiger
He’s another in a long line of guilt ridden, pathetic whites that take anything the agenda driven media gives them as fact.
Sad to see.
Sad to see.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:37 am to CDawson
quote:I decided not to even watch it at all when their short trailer included the racism angle.
I turned it off in the first 5 minutes when the narrator talked about how racist football was.
This hysteria infects everything.
ESPN just can't help itself - everything they do is infected by their leftist politics.
I watch as little ESPN as possible - only games. Nothing else.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:39 am to atltiger6487
Same here. I’m beyond tired of the media’s left wing bs.
I think I’ll sit outside and wait for the government to drop off a bag of money. If they fail to do so, I’ll be back to cry racism.
I think I’ll sit outside and wait for the government to drop off a bag of money. If they fail to do so, I’ll be back to cry racism.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 11:57 am to Rosenblatt
So long as the thing you work hard at isn’t controlled by someone else who isn’t interested in letting the free market determine your pay?
Posted on 8/25/19 at 12:00 pm to bulletprooftiger
Explain to me how a free market economy works and then maybe we should take your ridiculous premise seriously.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 12:11 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
Everything you just posted is 100%, pure speculation.
[You’re ASSUMING that people would have given up watching the traditional powers in favor of watching black athletes at HBCU’s.
This is the problem with your argument. ]
You are correct. It is speculation.
[You’re ASSUMING that people would have given up watching the traditional powers in favor of watching black athletes at HBCU’s.
This is the problem with your argument. ]
You are correct. It is speculation.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 12:16 pm to bgtiger
It is all speculative. It’s hard to imagine what a difference there would be today if the SEC had brought in two HBCs in 1960.
But, also speculation, I would guess that if all SEC schools were still segregated, none of them could beat Grambling.
But, also speculation, I would guess that if all SEC schools were still segregated, none of them could beat Grambling.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 12:37 pm to jnethe1
How are blacks hired for their skin color? Thats an absolute foolish thing to say.. its countless videos online of black people putting in job applications and identifying as black and not getting any calls. But once they put they are caucasian on the job applications thats when they get calls for interviews. Just shut the frick up you’re obviously biased
Posted on 8/25/19 at 12:40 pm to Jacrispy
I sAw It oNliNe.
I hire blacks because the government gives me a tax credit for doing so.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:00 pm to RealityTiger
NOONE said life is still that way. I just hate hearing people say “ i did this and i got this so everybody else should”
Thats not how life goes like that old saying “ sometimes its not what you know its who you know” just because you have success doesn’t mean everyone else will.
Here in New Orleans you see homeless on every corner. Are some of them addicts or drunks? Yes but not all of them you don’t know their story.
And the fact that Blacks couldn’t go to majority of colleges in America not even 100 years ago does affect some of them today. If my great grandfather could have gotten an education like every other white male back then theres no telling how much better my mother’s and even my own life would be today. I have gone to college graduated and im back in grad school so im not saying that we dont have opportunities today. Im just saying that systematic racism still affects people today.
And i dont look at white people as the devil. Nor do i think all of them had a silver spoon. Im just stating facts that slavery still benefits some and hurts some others. If black people came over here as settlers instead of slaves then America would be so much different. There wouldn’t be as many ghettos or as many people in prison.
Thats not how life goes like that old saying “ sometimes its not what you know its who you know” just because you have success doesn’t mean everyone else will.
Here in New Orleans you see homeless on every corner. Are some of them addicts or drunks? Yes but not all of them you don’t know their story.
And the fact that Blacks couldn’t go to majority of colleges in America not even 100 years ago does affect some of them today. If my great grandfather could have gotten an education like every other white male back then theres no telling how much better my mother’s and even my own life would be today. I have gone to college graduated and im back in grad school so im not saying that we dont have opportunities today. Im just saying that systematic racism still affects people today.
And i dont look at white people as the devil. Nor do i think all of them had a silver spoon. Im just stating facts that slavery still benefits some and hurts some others. If black people came over here as settlers instead of slaves then America would be so much different. There wouldn’t be as many ghettos or as many people in prison.
This post was edited on 8/25/19 at 1:07 pm
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:00 pm to jbraua
This thread is appropriate for Tiger Rant but would also be appropriate for the Poli board.
The reason they do this is because Louisiana votes mostly for Republicans. Make no mistake about it, that’s why they show LSU instead of say Syracuse, Michigan, tOSU or Florida/FSU/Miami.
Downvote away, but I speak the truth.
FTR, I’m not espousing my own political beliefs (I tend to lean apolitical). But that’s why the media passive aggressively attacks Louisiana. It’s all politics and has nothing to do with reality. They want to portray all of us as backwards, inbred hicks who are too stupid to comprehend their elite, progressive (or regressive if we’re being truthful) world views.
The reason they do this is because Louisiana votes mostly for Republicans. Make no mistake about it, that’s why they show LSU instead of say Syracuse, Michigan, tOSU or Florida/FSU/Miami.
Downvote away, but I speak the truth.
FTR, I’m not espousing my own political beliefs (I tend to lean apolitical). But that’s why the media passive aggressively attacks Louisiana. It’s all politics and has nothing to do with reality. They want to portray all of us as backwards, inbred hicks who are too stupid to comprehend their elite, progressive (or regressive if we’re being truthful) world views.
This post was edited on 8/25/19 at 1:01 pm
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:11 pm to Jacrispy
Yeah, that “systemic racism” really seems to be a fricking problem with you now in grad school.
You’re hilariously and pathetically lost, kid. Bordering on ungrateful for the opportunity provided to you.
No shite America would look different if blacks settled it. You sure you’re in grad school? Where? HBCU?
Just saw your edit
Wakanda is a fictional place, my dude.
You’re hilariously and pathetically lost, kid. Bordering on ungrateful for the opportunity provided to you.
No shite America would look different if blacks settled it. You sure you’re in grad school? Where? HBCU?
Just saw your edit
Wakanda is a fictional place, my dude.
This post was edited on 8/25/19 at 1:17 pm
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:15 pm to jbraua
Bill Withers would say it is not so bad:
'My friends feel it's their appointed duty
They keep trying to tell me
All you want to do is use me
But my answer, yeah to all that use me stuff
I want to spread the news
That if it feels this good getting used
You just keep on using me
Until you use me up
Until you use me up
'My friends feel it's their appointed duty
They keep trying to tell me
All you want to do is use me
But my answer, yeah to all that use me stuff
I want to spread the news
That if it feels this good getting used
You just keep on using me
Until you use me up
Until you use me up
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:22 pm to jbraua
quote:
Paraphrasing: “The irony is schools that once wouldn’t recruit black players now used them to their advantage and to the detriment of historically black colleges.”
The irony is also that ESPN named a man woman of the year, and they still show predominantly male sports shows. They do let some attractive women call some games and serve as talking heads, so they feel they are doing their part. Poor unfortunate-looking women rarely get a shot at one of them roles, unless that have the “right” look and are loud mouths.
Posted on 8/25/19 at 1:30 pm to Strannix
He doesn’t know.
The idea that predominantly white schools weren’t successful to the level of black schools before integration is lol worthy. Now the idea that these formerly all white schools would fail if blacks suddenly left is also lol worthy.
Ultimately, what he and those like him want is equality of outcome. They want the system further rigged to benefit blacks to the point of tearing down all things white under the guise of “systemic racism.” The longer this thread goes, the more he lets slip about his true feelings.
The idea that predominantly white schools weren’t successful to the level of black schools before integration is lol worthy. Now the idea that these formerly all white schools would fail if blacks suddenly left is also lol worthy.
Ultimately, what he and those like him want is equality of outcome. They want the system further rigged to benefit blacks to the point of tearing down all things white under the guise of “systemic racism.” The longer this thread goes, the more he lets slip about his true feelings.
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