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Skriven 2014-05-18 09:28:00 av TIM RICHARDSON (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av BILL MCGARRITY
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On 05-17-14, BILL MCGARRITY said to TIM RICHARDSON:

-=> TIM RICHARDSON wrote to ROSS CASSELL <=-


RC>The bullying scandal is one thing and more blatent.


RC>However one does not have to show approval for two men kissing.


TR> My problem is how a guy who isn't even on the team of the person he
TR> *supposedly* offended, gets punished by his OWN team!


TR> Sounds like something for a lawyer to handle.


BM>I thought you republicans were against TORT litigation? Guess not.


TR> You don't give up your right to free speech just because you join a
TR> professional team. I could see not saying anything about one of your
TR> OWN team's players....but a player from a different team? And HIS team
TR> punishes him?


BM>Sure you do... you signed it away when you swore to follow the team's
BM>guidelines. He signed a contract, therefore must follow the guidelines as
BM>set forth by the company who offered him that contract.


Unless there's specific wording in that `contract' that clearly and spelled-
out forbids "...any verbal or physical reaction to two male sodomites `kissing
on-camera...in public, to include any facial expression or reaction that might
indicate nausea, or the need to vomit in repulsion...."


BM>Obviously he
BM>violated those conditions as described by the head coach of the team Joe
BM>Philbin. And I quote, "We were disappointed to read Don's tweets during
BM>the NFL draft. They were inappropriate and unacceptable, and we regret the
BM>negative impact these comments had on such an important weekend for the
BM>NFL. We met with Don (Sunday) about respect, discrimination and judgment.
BM>These comments are not consistent with the values and standards of our
BM>program. We will continue to emphasize and educate our players that these
BM>statements will not be tolerated."


Hmmm.....even as a *non*attorney....I'd be hard-put to see anything in that
which would indicate he'd `signed it away'.


All I see is a coach reading from cue cards being held by a sodomite-or-
sodomite supporter.


BM>BTW, he apologized...


Not really.


BM>"I want to apologize to Michael Sam for the inappropriate comments that I
BM>made last night on social media," Jones said in a statement issued by the
BM>Dolphins. I take full responsibility for them and I regret that these
BM>tweets took away from his draft moment. I remember last year when I was
BM>drafted in the seventh round and all of the emotions and happiness I felt
BM>when I received the call that gave me an opportunity to play for an NFL
BM>team and I wish him all the best in his NFL career. I sincerely apologize
BM>to Mr. (Stephen) Ross, my teammates, coaches, staff and fans for these
BM>tweets. I am committed to represent the values of the Miami Dolphins
BM>organization and appreciate the opportunity I have been given to do so
BM>going forward."


What he REALLY did was protect and preserve a HUGE monetary income by
following the dictates of some sodomite higher-up to immediately suppress any
and all public opposition of any sort to sodomites and their fellow travelers.


BM>See, free speech has consequences....


Yeah....some sodomites somewhere demanded either an apology on-camera, or a
termination of his high-paying contract.


They sent him to `re-education camp' where they rehearsed him through his
lines, then hurriedly dragged him in front of a camera where he `recited' the
litany of abject surrender to the sodomite agenda!


And he did it because there was a multi-million dollar player's contract on
the line!


By the way...here's an interesting contrast; recently I ran across a piece by
someone who made note of the difference between Tebow and this more recent
case.


When Tebow was cut by the Broncos, the anti-Christian hate aimed at him went
all out.

"Awwww. I bet this makes the baby Jesus weep. Tim should have prayed more."

"Hey Tim! Are you getting the message now? Nothing fails like prayer!"

"We're all going to hell and we're excited about it. Don't be jealous."

"Where is youir god now, Tebow?"


And even a lot of NFL players got in on the mockery. But none were immediately
jumped on in the media, or publicly lambasted over it.


And certainly none of those NFL players who joined in mocking and insulting
Tebow, got sent off to `re-education' camps, or were made to publicly debase
themselves offering the cue-card-directed abject apologies that are the usual
reaction over any percieved slight aimed at the sodomite crowd.


Quite a difference.




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