re: Tristan Thompson kissed a sideline reporter on the cheek

The intolerant have a place in our country. Free thought is good and should be encouraged. However, intolerance, spewed in gender, race, sexual orientation,etc., should not be the way of life or the perspective for the ruling class, per se. It's deleterious and unamerican by definition. Governing with such skewed and warped world views will continue to move us further from our great ideals, which is inclusion for all.

we will serve our country better when we will be "intolerant" of old ideals and relics of the past that will not help us advance as a country.

But I can understand how that type of mentality or those types of perspectives may had aided some people. I just hope they know that that shite will not fly in future.

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Someone finally sees the light. It's unacceptable behavior in the work place. But what always speaks volumes to me is the dismissive-ness of this bunch. Technically, if it offends someone else, it's not legitimate. Or they find every reason to discredit someone else's gripes or grivances. They'll usually come up with a lame, and lazy excuse for why we shouldn't care about it.

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It's all about perspective. Some people have resorted to hyperbole over something minor; it also requires one to make assumptions about their relationship. It is presumptuous to paint this reporter as some victim over a minor incident and without knowing more information about the two individuals.

what if the reporter gives no fricks?

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This is about the 50th interview between the two of them and each one has been a gigglefest.

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i don't think the author of that article understands sports, or the fact that they've known each other for years