Tigerfan56

[quote]OT is 150+[/quote] So you haven't been around for a math order of operations problem being posted?...

[quote]Imagine your daughter coming home telling you she loves bbc[/quote] You think about this a lot? Are you going to sit down with your daughter and discuss the different kinds of penises and which types you would rather enter her?...

[quote]I do feel like there's a harder reaction to anyone who speaks out for the right now, than for the left, and I'm sure that would be incredibly frustrating. That being said, we have more than our fair share of people on this board who react that same way to Kerr, Pop, Lebron, etc[/quote] I t...

[quote]Nor do I, but one is UNDERSTANDABLE at least, while the other is bat shite insane[/quote] In this particular instance, I think one is [i]more[/i] understandable. I still cannot understand why a reasonable person would be upset at a coach/athlete being vocal of their views. It is bat shite i...

[quote]It's pretty obvious Tigerfan is a Democrat. That's the real reason he has those views.[/quote] I've only been old enough to vote in 3 presidential elections, but I've never voted democrat in any of them. I'm pretty in the middle. The "real reason I have these views" is because I hate th...

[quote]One person is a private citizen completely in their private capacity, not seeking out cameras, making no statements whatsoever, just simply spotted in a crowd of people. One person is doing it at or after a sporting event, seeking out cameras, and then making political statements to sports r...

Again, I can clearly see a difference. I just don’t think the difference is big enough to warrant being upset at one and not the other. If either upsets you, it’s laughable....

[quote]You don't think there is a difference between attempting to use your public standing to influence others in the political realm by speaking at a rally, and attending a political rally without drawing attention to yourself?[/quote] As far as being upset from a fans perspective? Definitely n...

[quote]what are the people that got their feelings hurt by just looking at Kevin McHale?[/quote] Huge pussies. I’ve never defended those people one bit. I’m laughing at the hypocrisy of it is all....

[quote]Can you link to Brady or McHale actually saying anything on the matter? Why do you keep ignoring this monumental difference?[/quote] What difference does this make? Supporting a candidate quietly versus actually voicing your support of a candidate is the major difference that constitute...

[quote]They aren't crazy, they're attention whoring and chasing external validation from like minded people on social media. If you go into a bar and try to make the whole bar talk about shite like this, most of the people will tell you to STFU so they can enjoy their drink in peace. When you do the...

[quote]It's not a proper comparison point for your argument. LeBron didn't attend the rally like a regular person (McHale) in the crowd. He spoke at the rally and endorsed Hillary Clinton.[/quote] I think this is a stretch. Attending a rally is an endorsement in itself. To be clear, I don't thi...

[quote]There is quite a difference between going to a political speech and preaching your political beliefs or publicly endorsing a politician or political movement. I understand the point you are trying to make but the McHale example here is not an apples to apples comparison.[/quote] You're ri...

[quote] don’t like Pop or Kerr, but i’m not going to say they deserve to be fired for having an opinion[/quote] And nor should McHale. My whole point of this, and any political BS, is that both sides do the same shite and then hate the other side for doing it. There are people who hate Lebron, ...

[quote]If you owned a business, you’d be perfectly fine with your most visible leader who is one of your top paid employees alienating at least half of your customer base? Does that seem like a sound business strategy to you? [/quote] Sorry, didn't realize that the Spurs/Warriors owner posted her...

[quote]He went to a speech by the President. He didn't share/preach his political views or beliefs[/quote] I personally have no issue with him going to the Rally. I think anyone who is upset about that has issues. I just think it's funny and hypocritical that posters are in disbelief at how anyon...

[quote]There is a difference between disliking someone’s political point of view and journalists branding someone a nazi racist calling for them to be fired for simply having a different political opinion than they do[/quote] Link to any athlete or coach calling anyone a Nazi racist for their bel...

[quote]Has McHale done anything regarding Trump while on the clock for his employer? [/quote] Oh so you just get upset that guys like Kerr and Pop have made comments in press conferences on the team's "time"? How valiant of you. I always thought the MSB got upset for certain opinions being vo...

[quote]It’s not about straws. It about constant and never ending government overreach[/quote] I'm going to take a shot in the dark and say you had no issue with government overreach when the government told gay people that they couldn't get married....

I simply cannot believe that anyone would be upset about McHale's political views and beliefs. -Signed by the MSB who tells every athlete or coach to stick to sports whenever they oppose Trump...