Michael Sam

There are always critics for everything. All attention, good and bad, was of his own doing anyway.

I agree that he should keep that stuff in the closet, for our sakes as well as his, for as we all know it's just a matter of time until he gets caught drunk fighting outside a strip club, or some similar indignation.
 
50PoundHead said:
I consider "ragging" going on and on and on and on and on ad infinitum about a guy and his behavior, which I rarely do about anyone. It would make for either ulcers or a short career in my line of work.
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Is anyone "ragging" on Sam? You better not, bc one tweet will get you a suspension and sensitivity training. THE LGBT crowd is powerful, indeed
 
sturg33 said:
Is anyone "ragging" on Sam? You better not, bc one tweet will get you a suspension and sensitivity training. THE LGBT crowd is powerful, indeed
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I was only reacting to Bedell's response to my earlier post about Tebow. I don't think anyone is particularly ragging on Sam. People are saying what they feel and they have a right to that.
 
BedellBrave said:
Yes. Tulloch and Scheffler, for instance. And there were other examples of grumbling - and that's okay -fine - their right.

"So hostile to professing christians..."

Beside the point.

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Not at all, really.

Yes. Tulloch and Scheffler, for instance.

Ok, I had no idea.

I don't disagree with your statements, necessarily. I think that they are factually true, as far as I know. I do question the relevance of the comparison and the degree to which criticism of Tebow came from anyone within the NFL.
 
Julio3000 said:
Not at all, really.

Yes. Tulloch and Scheffler, for instance.

Ok, I had no idea.

I don't disagree with your statements, necessarily. I think that they are factually true, as far as I know. I do question the relevance of the comparison and the degree to which criticism of Tebow came from anyone within the NFL.
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Nobody had to take sensitivity training for Tebow comments
 
Sturg do you believe companies have a right to send employees for sensitivity training and have the right to discipline them if they refuse?
 
Then again, I also think it's fine for private business to refuse service to blacks, gays, whites, or kittens - and that makes me a monster.
 
Professional sports teams need new, more interesting names to reflect the times and attract more fans. Here's a game I'd go to, maybe even if it was ice hockey:

The Christians vs The F*A*G*S
 
Runnin said:
Professional sports teams need new, more interesting names to reflect the times and attract more fans. Here's a game I'd go to, maybe even if it was ice hockey:

The Christians vs The F*A*G*S
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I am going to report you to the authorities for defamation.
 
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