I just found out that Sterling and I have something in common. Apparently neither of us knew Anderson Cooper was gay.
After rambling in an interview about how he made "stupid, foolish, and uneducated" remarks about not wanting V. Stiviano to bring "black people" to his games because he wanted to sleep with her and was jealous of her black male friends, Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling asked Anderson Cooper if he was ever jealous at another guy over a girl.
And on a side note:
:homer:
After rambling in an interview about how he made "stupid, foolish, and uneducated" remarks about not wanting V. Stiviano to bring "black people" to his games because he wanted to sleep with her and was jealous of her black male friends, Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling asked Anderson Cooper if he was ever jealous at another guy over a girl.
And on a side note:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/shut-u...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
More Lefty journalism...and an insight into their Utopian paradise vision...
Dan Wetzel compares Sam to Tim Tebow, saying both should be allowed to express themselves however they see fit. The difference is Tebow didn't have a goon squad ready to stomp out all dissent against him, and Wetzel conveniently overlooks all the vitriol directed Tebow's way. My favorite excerpts:
Job one for Sam now is being more than a pioneer. He needs to be a St. Louis Ram. Making the team is critical.
How Sam goes about that isn't up to everyone else, though. He doesn't have to conform and be a robot.
And I doubt he will. Thus far he doesn't seem interested in altering his ways to appease others. That's what makes him so interesting.
If that means having a picture of his boyfriend in his locker, then so be it. If that means talking to teammates about his love life, then go ahead. If that means having a signature celebration after a big play that speaks to his fans, then bring it on. His choice.
Sure, Michael. Go ahead and tell your new teammates all about your BF going down on you and see how they respond.
In the end, this is Michael Sam's story. He gets to write it. He gets to live it. He gets to decide how he wants to make the NFL. He doesn't have to shut up for any of us.
That's wonderful, except you're demanding anyone who doesn't agree has to shut up...or face the consequences. Bit of a double standard, no?
If you read the comments on Michael Sam stories, I'd say 90% of them are fed up with this disgusting and depraved agenda being rammed down everyone's throat.
More Lefty journalism...and an insight into their Utopian paradise vision...
Dan Wetzel compares Sam to Tim Tebow, saying both should be allowed to express themselves however they see fit. The difference is Tebow didn't have a goon squad ready to stomp out all dissent against him, and Wetzel conveniently overlooks all the vitriol directed Tebow's way. My favorite excerpts:
Job one for Sam now is being more than a pioneer. He needs to be a St. Louis Ram. Making the team is critical.
How Sam goes about that isn't up to everyone else, though. He doesn't have to conform and be a robot.
And I doubt he will. Thus far he doesn't seem interested in altering his ways to appease others. That's what makes him so interesting.
If that means having a picture of his boyfriend in his locker, then so be it. If that means talking to teammates about his love life, then go ahead. If that means having a signature celebration after a big play that speaks to his fans, then bring it on. His choice.
Sure, Michael. Go ahead and tell your new teammates all about your BF going down on you and see how they respond.
In the end, this is Michael Sam's story. He gets to write it. He gets to live it. He gets to decide how he wants to make the NFL. He doesn't have to shut up for any of us.
That's wonderful, except you're demanding anyone who doesn't agree has to shut up...or face the consequences. Bit of a double standard, no?
If you read the comments on Michael Sam stories, I'd say 90% of them are fed up with this disgusting and depraved agenda being rammed down everyone's throat.
I just found out that Sterling and I have something in common. Apparently neither of us knew Anderson Cooper was gay.
After rambling in an interview about how he made "stupid, foolish, and uneducated" remarks about not wanting V. Stiviano to bring "black people" to his games because he wanted to sleep with her and was jealous of her black male friends, Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling asked Anderson Cooper if he was ever jealous at another guy over a girl.
And on a side note:
:homer:
I had no clue either, doesn't surprise me though
