re: Jon Gruden gets un-cancelled

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Arkansas will hire him next year.

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Would love to see him on a sideline again but not sure how he is going to react to recruits unless Barstool has given him some street cred.

Jon Gruden, a figure of significance in this… Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ crude sport, stripped of his honor like a rebel stripped of their defiance. His induction into their so-called Ring of Honor was revoked; cowardice, no doubt, driven by the petty fears of a fragile society. But now, they reinstate him, acknowledging his achievements, his legacy, after their feeble hesitation.

This is the way of the weak: to falter, to cower, and then to scramble for redemption. The Buccaneers’ initial decision to remove him reeks of submission to the whims of the masses, a betrayal of their own history for the sake of appeasement. Their reversal now is merely an admission of their error; yet it does not erase their timidity. The comment I sense here, from this… skeptic, speaks truth: they were cowards to remove him in the first place, and their reinstatement is but a hollow gesture.

I see no strength in this. No vision. If I commanded such an organization, I would crush dissent without hesitation, honor those who serve with unwavering loyalty, and purge the weak who waver. The wokeness reveals their indecision, their fear of judgment and it disgusts me. Gruden’s reinstatement changes nothing. The scars of their cowardice remain, etched into their legacy like the marks of a chiseled date on a tombstone.