re: Dallas Stars CEO: "We are losing customers for supporting BLM"

Why can’t for-profit businesses just deliver a product/service, make money, contribute to the economy and STFU? That goes for burger joints, shoe companies and professional sports organizations. If i went to work tomorrow and decided I’d throw in a short political pitch after every conversation I had with a customer I would expect that customer to resent me for it. I would obviously never do that because I’m not an a-hole. I just don’t know why other people can’t show the same courtesy to the people that keep them in business.

Then they weren’t fans to begin with. Franchise never should’ve left Minnesota.

He is correct. They lost me.

BLM and it’s movement appears to terrorize any person who doesn’t agree with them. And they have the backing of the bias American media.

Does anyone remember the celebrations that the Iraqi people were doing when then President Saddam Hussein was in charge ? Were these citizens really celebrating him as their leader ? More likely, they feared that if they did not worship Hussein that their family members would be tortured or beheaded.

These owners and fans need to say this is enough. We support equality for all but we aren’t going to be blackmailed by BLM. The liberal media is the Satan of this organization. If it doesn’t end, there will be a racial war in this country- the likes we have never seen.

There must have been a substantial number of cancellations. Otherwise he wouldn’t be talking about it.

Well good bye pro sports other than the nfl. I don’t think the nfl will completely lose its base if you go off the saints talk. They have some major league cucks as fans

Zappas consumes so much soy that his wife has not one boyfriend but three

Play stupid games

well IMO, there is a hierarchy to how important issues are that we let divide us, and we are shifting to the lower rungs of that hierarchy

In prosperous times where everything is good, maybe you argue about the legality of abortion or the other standard hot button issues, and we can preoccupy our time with discussing the salary cap rules or how good a certain dynasty is.

But the need for law and order to maintain a society and the idea that our society is worth maintaining is the fundamental bottom tier of that hierarchy where I think most people tend to agree with one another. It is not contentious to say we need a consistent, codified system of laws that are met with enforcement when broken. Because this idea is seemingly under some degree of attack, people will find themselves allying with those they previously disagreed vehemently with on the less fundamental issues.

Once we move past this, we will divide ourselves once more on less important matters, but right now I think many are looking at something of an existential threat in a growing ideaology.