re: MLB Warns Giants Pitchers Who Wore Bible Verses on Caps During ‘Pride Night’

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You feel the same about the military appreciation uniforms, the 4th of July uniforms, Mother's/Father's day, etc?

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So to be clear you think having national pride is the same as where you like to stick your pecker?

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The problem is making them wear the pride hats to begin with though.

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It’s not the MLB making them. It’s the individual team’s decision. The Rangers are the only team that doesn’t do anything for pride month.

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LGBQTSCBCCKSACIABAIBIUA

You omitted my new favorite, AANHPI (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander)

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SCRB

southern caucasian redneck baw

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The Bible verse in question is unoffensive. But, if MLB has a universal policy banning writing on caps then this is a big nothing. If they've never enforced the policy before then they could have some issues.

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This.

If there is a blanket rule that players are not allowed to write any message whatsoever on their cap then it must be consistently enforced. Otherwise, it creates a scenario where MLB deems some messages that technically break the rule "ok", while other's "not ok". If that happens then the rule itself has no force. I don't know, but if that is what MLB is doing here then the commissioner should have to answer to why it is ok for players to scribe some messages, but not others.

Personally, I think these virtue signaling measure are just dumb business practices. The population of homosexuals in the US is a very small % (despite what the media tries to portray). Even though it's certainly larger in the SF area. The population of homosexuals who are also MLB fans is an even lower %. So what does pride night actually do for the business (MLB and the specific team)? I doubt it significantly increases attendance or fandom across all of MLB simply because with the % of homosexuals already being low there is just not statistically enough of a market to make a big financial impact. At best, it is a virtue signaling endeavor that has no impact on the marketplace. At worst, as here, it creates a controversy issue that is far more likely to result in a LOSS of business than it results in increase in business.

You're a baseball team. Just stick to baseball on the field. That's all the fans really care about anyway. If the Giants, or any team, wants to have a Pride night and make available for sale, or even just give away, rainbow colored hats/shirts to fans, feel free. Fans there can chose to attend or not. Same for "military appreciation night" or any other dedicated acknowledgment theme. But on the field? Just wear the damn team uniform

Interesting. because they're objectively immoral or simply conflict with modern cultural preferences?

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because they're objectively immoral or simply conflict with modern cultural preferences?

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That’s what I thought.

“Both of them” things you said is what I was going for there

From now on the proper response to this BS should be, "As for me and my house, well will serve the Lord our God. I will not offer sacrifices to your god.)

Because that what this garbage is, it's a religion. They want you and everyone to deny Christ and worship their trans god by accepting it and participating in their worship.

Be careful, many will be deceived in the last days, they will be tricked into turning away from God thinking they are doing right. (i.e. going alone to get along)

Expect to be persecuted for your faith in Christ. Expect to be fined, reprimanded or even fired from your job for keeping the faith in Christ our savior. But take heart, they hated Him before they hated you. Blessed are those that suffer because of their love of Christ.