re: It's time to boycott LSU and Saints

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So what is it then?

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They think differently, that's all.

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For colleges, I believe the semi-retarded rapists should not be subsidized or held as heroes. In terms of modern professional athletes, they produce nothing of merit or worth, and their aesthetic values and choices are perhaps the most disgusting in the history of humanity.

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Are you confused there buddy? He didn’t ask you to virtue signal, the question was

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What are your beliefs and values that they hate?

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Oh, is that all?

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Yes!

You think differently than they do, do you hate them?

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It's time to boycott LSU and Saints

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I mean...



After 19 seasons of season tickets and 40 years of being a fan, I dropped all of it last summer when they went full racist and never looked back. Wasn't a boycott, I just could no longer support what they were doing and as such it removed any enjoyment or connection I had had with the University. Did not watch a second of anything LSU since that point, and were it not for coming here I'd have almost no idea what was going on with the athletic program there.

So this new bullshite just makes me smile and think to myself that it's just another reason why I made the right decision.

“Something tells me you wouldn’t be allowed in anyway”

found another MOLE.

Maybe you need to be reminded..Hordes of us quite drinking the ESPN NFL NBA Kool-Aid years ago during the NFL sanctioned black supremacy “FRICK AMERICA take a Knee” festival.


Looong before Covid.

If it was possible to burn the NBA & NFL “houses” to the ground, both traitorous-scum organizations would still be smoldering.

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Need a safe space, snowflake?

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stadiums will still be full

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This. Fans of visiting teams, especially Alabama, Georgia and Auburn, will grab all the tickets abandoned by "boycotting" Tiger "fans."

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I will watch LSU on TV when i can but i am busy coaching fall ball and many other family interests now.

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The mileage of others will obviously vary...but for me it was never a "boycott" in any traditional sense, in that I was not trying to get LSU to do anything by my lack of patronage. They just drifted a way (more like lurched quickly away) from what I had always been drawn to, and when I took a long look at the investment of both time and money I'd spent, and would continue to spend if I stayed involved, I realized that if this is what they were now that my time and money were going to be better spent elsewhere.

I'll always have incredible memories of having grown up an LSU fan and all of the things which that entails. For most people, being an LSU fan was one of the first things they'd have said about me. But as it is now, it's no longer the same thing I fell in live with as a little kid and the things which drew me in every fall are just gone. I'd say I miss it, but I miss it the same way I miss the house I grew up in which my family sold nearly 20 years ago and was fully remolded and sold a second time. Sure, I still miss that house but it really doesn't exist for me anymore. I still have all of those memories, but I can never go "home" again, if that makes sense.

If you and others still get enjoyment out of watching on TV then that's great and since my move was not boycott based, I have no hard feelings about that at all. For me though, I've just moved on entirely and it's been kind of fun to experience. I'd have NEVER EVER thought I could have dropped it all and walk away, but once I'd made the decision it was much easier than you'd think.

LSU and the Saints do NOT care about the fans and attendance.
TV gives them more $Tens of Millions than they know how to spend.