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Lou Piniella Talks about rape
Started By Spencer, Mar 20 2013 10:58 PM
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Posted 21 March 2013 - 12:46 PM
Sweet Lou must have become a message board guy in his retirement.
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Posted 21 March 2013 - 11:05 PM
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 05:56 AM
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 06:40 AM
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
You might say he's outraged, even.
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 06:49 AM
I was thinking more along the lines of abhorred.
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
You might say he's outraged, even.
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 07:51 AM
I was thinking more along the lines of abhorred.
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
You might say he's outraged, even.
He seems as upset about this as I am when I run out of hamburgers.
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 08:00 AM
Obviously you haven't read anything about this incident. Multiple papers made a fuss over this incident, forcing Lou to publicly apologize in order to keep his job.
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
Furthermore, Spencer - who now wishes to act like he doesn't think that this was a big deal - started a thread over this harmless incident, linking the article, writing that it was "self-explanatory".
Luke then draws a comparison between Ozzie Guillen's support for Fidel Castro, and what Lou said.
Should you have to publicly apologize for your "cancer" analogies?
This should have been a non-story.
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Posted 22 March 2013 - 08:01 AM
When you run out of hamburgers, people die.
I was thinking more along the lines of abhorred.
I've been reading ths website for a while. I remember a past write-up by Brett, that when attempting to analogize a poor influence on a team's organization, he referred to them as being a "cancer". Should anyone who's ever had cancer, or anyone who's had a loved one die from cancer, be offended for his "stupid remarks"?
How about when Brett talks about a team being "killed" by another team? Should anyone who's has a family member who was killed, be offended?
Enough with the false outrage. What the fuck happened to men?
How about real outrage about people who aren't outraged? Because you sound pretty upset about this ...
You might say he's outraged, even.
He seems as upset about this as I am when I run out of hamburgers.
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