Espn liberal agenda

True, true... I'll be 52 in March and I give a lifetime less shits than I did at 42...

 

Good. I'll be 46 in December, so I get to look forward to losing even more "give a shit"....which is nice.

 

There a a couple of things that I was erroneously convinced (and I mean sold out CONVINCED!!) to be true but as I've gotten older I now see to be total bullshit... Another benefit of aging is that after a while, your bullshit detector becomes pretty well dialed in and you're able to tune out a lot of stuff knowing that arguing will not amount to anything other than wasted time, which is a more and more precious commodity every passing day!

 

Yeah. My first impression is usually, "that's bullshit".

And you just pretty much described how I am now trying to approach political discussions on the site with the last part.

 

Hell I'm 30 and don't give a shit. Must be why my wife calls me a robot on occasion.

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You're just a quick study, perhaps.

 

Other than UT football, about the only thing that really makes me come unhinged is animal/child/elderly abuse... Honestly, I don't really even get irate about UT football any more...

 

Ayfkm? would have also been perfectly appropriate.

 

Any man that doesn't enjoy a hammer throw competition where the hammer isn't a hammer at all but a kitten you hold by the tail, is no friend of mine.

 

I think it's a pretty clearly a liberal agenda. Or maybe agenda is the wrong term, but it is an acquiescence, over and over again, to the slavemaster that is mainstream political correctness, which unquestionably a liberal agenda.

John Skipper pushed back against this somewhat recently in a memo that was addressed to all but was really a communication to Jemele Hill. But it was lip service.

 

I'm not arguing with you for 24 hours. No matter what you say.

 

I'm not sure I follow. If this is a reference to something, I'm drawing a blank.

 

He sees the skirmish line being formed, and he is withdrawing from the field

 

Very Parisian of him.

 

I have no argument for this.

 

Cool avatar...

 

Not really an ESPN thing, but seems sort of a similar topic.

Michael Bennett, he of the recent lies about racial discrimination by LVPD, recently likened NFL owners wanting players to stand for the anthem to Dred Scott's legal struggle for emancipation from slavery.

 

Same thing. Wilbon said so.

 

Now they've cancelled this Barstool Sports show. Was that just because of the Sam Ponder stuff that happened 3 years ago?

 

I"m not up to speed on the barstool but sounds like some bad PR for the WWL.