Do you not know how averages work?
https://nesn.com/2011/05/steelers-r...ma-bin-laden-saying-weve-only-heard-one-side/
The mixture of professional athletes and Twitter is rarely a positive one for sports organizations. For examples, you could look at Max Pacioretty‘s insult toward Brad Marchand last week, WNBA player Cappie Pondexter‘s assertion that the earthquake and tsunami in Japan may have been punishment for Pearl Harbor or Bills receiver Stevie Johnson blaming God for a dropped pass in the end zone. The list goes on and on and on. Now, you can add Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall to that list, and he may have instantly vaulted directly to the top. The 23-year-old native of Illinois didn’t like the way Americans were celebrating the death of Osama bin Laden on Monday, and he let out his frustrations on Twitter. “What kind of person celebrates death?” Mendenhall, who last made national headlines for fumbling in the Super Bowl and “celebrating” a little too hard with Ben Roethlisberger in the playoffs, wrote. “It’s amazing how people can HATE a man they have never even heard speak. We’ve only heard one side …” Aside from the obviously questionable position of defending the most well-known terrorist in the world, Mendenhall is factually incorrect. Osama bin Laden was the founder of al-Qaeda, claimed to be the mastermind behind the horrific attacks on America on Sept. 11, 2001, has shown no remorse in targeting women and children in his attacks and has been the No. 1 most wanted target of the FBI. Maybe — maybe — you can make a case against the celebration of a man’s death, but to say we’ve only heard one side of the story, to suggest that we, as Americans, are brainwashed into hating this evil man, that’s more than a little over the line.
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Like 4% of league opted out and only a few guys that are remotely relevant. I mean who cares? They wanna stay at home, let them.
Clearly you missed the reason why i was laughing.
LOL I like how the responder that said football teams have "above average IQs" didn't bother mentioning the racial breakdowns of NFL teams... despite the fact African Americans on average have IQs 10-15 points lower than white Americans.
Sounds very scientific.
Do you ever tire of humiliating yourself, cuck bitch?
Trying to ascertain the thought processes behind someone as dim witted as you is challenging to a degree, for sure.
Case in point, you are citing the ramblings of some moron on Quora who is trying to ascertain the average IQ of an NFL team, and doesn't think it's scientifically relevant that most NFL teams are majority black, when black people have significantly lower IQs than white people, on average.
I find that pretty funny.
Whether or not that would apply at the NFL level is another subject entirely.
In any case all 3 of the 3 serious Quora' commenters concluded that NFL players have above average IQs & gave decent reasons in their support.
The majority of NFL teams are majority black.
Black people have lower IQs than white people, substantially lower statistically.
Anyone who thinks NFL players would have above average IQs is not very smart.