You don't have to work for white privilege. No wonder you guys don't know what it means. It is a PRIVILEGE. You don't do anything to earn it lol It comes with society. LMFAOOOO
Yes, I have worked for a lot as well. But I still have white privilege. It feels great. But I recognize it and appreciate it and TRY to be understanding of those who were not born into it. I will try to stop acting so condescending so you guys can learn some things.
How to stay out of poverty, aka "white privilege" face)(*^%:
1. Graduate from high school.
2. Wait to get married until after 21 and do NOT have children till after being married.
3. Have a full-time job.
If you do all those three things, your chance of falling into poverty is just 2 percent.
So much for "privilege"
mobdeeper, the problem with you isn't even that you can't think. The problem is that you don't know what thinking is; you confuse it with feeling.
1. Graduate from high school.
2. Wait to get married until after 21 and do NOT have children till after being married.
3. Have a full-time job.
If you do all those three things, your chance of falling into poverty is just 2 percent.
So much for "privilege"
mobdeeper, the problem with you isn't even that you can't think. The problem is that you don't know what thinking is; you confuse it with feeling.
Ratings are not dropping over this dumb taking a knee issue. Ratings are dropping because the NFL product is unwatchable and the game is over saturated. You have games on 3-4 days a week now. Not the event it used to be.
Half the whites responding in this thread saying they are done with the NFL will be putting in fantasy football lineups this weekend. I don't buy for a second that some white flight is going to happen. Where do they have to turn to?
Half the whites responding in this thread saying they are done with the NFL will be putting in fantasy football lineups this weekend. I don't buy for a second that some white flight is going to happen. Where do they have to turn to?
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Sunday afternoon NFL games averaged 16.04 million viewers for the first two weeks of this season, down 11 percent from the 18.1 million people who watched during the same period last year, the Nielsen company said. There was little change for NBC's first two Sunday night games: 22.2 million this year, down slightly from 22.9 million in 2016. For the first three "Monday Night Football" games shown on ESPN, viewership slipped 5 percent from the 11.79 million last year to 11.23 million this year, Nielsen said.
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Sunday afternoon NFL games averaged 16.04 million viewers for the first two weeks of this season, down 11 percent from the 18.1 million people who watched during the same period last year, the Nielsen company said. There was little change for NBC's first two Sunday night games: 22.2 million this year, down slightly from 22.9 million in 2016. For the first three "Monday Night Football" games shown on ESPN, viewership slipped 5 percent from the 11.79 million last year to 11.23 million this year, Nielsen said.
