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BoscoX -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 1:31:26 PM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam


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ORIGINAL: Bosco

...or claiming that you support NAMBLA or whatever, if you mention Milo's name

("Debate" doesn't get any lower or any less intellectual than that) [:D]

I didn't claim you support NAMBLA
I said you support that scum Milo and HE supports them.
I also stated that a Conservative would not support such a person.


That was a whopper of a lie even for you.


its not a "lie" brainiac---its a straight forward rendering of the phrase "you support NAMBLA boy"

meaning, as written, that bosco is "boy", as in "fetch that book boy."

if you wanted to refer to milo you should have written "you support NAMBLA-boy"

hows that for "getting your ass handed to you?"




I saw it more as typical juvenile "guilt by association" stupidity




bounty44 -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 1:48:40 PM)

there is that yes...and to kinda set the record straight on milo:

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In the interview in a January 2016 episode of the podcast Drunken Peasants,[100] Yiannopoulos stated that sexual relationships between 13-year-old boys and adult men and women can "happen perfectly consensually," because some 13-year-olds are, in his view, sexually and emotionally mature enough to consent to sex with adults; he spoke favourably both of gay 13-year-old boys having sex with adult men and straight 13-year-old boys having sex with adult women.[101][102] He used his own experience as an example, saying he was mature enough to be capable of giving consent at a young age.[97] He also stated that "paedophilia is not a sexual attraction to somebody 13 years old, who is sexually mature" but rather that "paedophilia is attraction to children who have not reached puberty."[101][102]

Later in the interview, after his previous comments received some pushback from the hosts, he stated: "I think the [age of consent] law is probably about right, that is probably roughly the right age ... but there are certainly people who are capable of giving consent at a younger age, I certainly consider myself to be one of them."[101] Yiannopoulos would go on to cite his statement, that the age of consent is "probably right," when he was subsequently accused of having supported paedophilia.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milo_Yiannopoulos




BoscoX -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 1:53:29 PM)


Uh oh... You said "milo"

Guilty as hell, whatever the charge! [:D]




BamaD -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 3:28:44 PM)

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ORIGINAL: kdsub

You mean if say a broadcaster's name was....hmmmm...Clinton?... You will have to face up to the fact that there are more liberals for ESPN to worry about than you minority conservatives... stop complaining and change minds....

Butch

How many people from the Clinton administration broadcast on CNN and MSNBC so once again
you are ignoring reality.




bounty44 -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 3:31:56 PM)

I suspect if the country were polled and asked "hey, we have this guy 'Robert lee' who we have scheduled to do the play by play, do you mind?" that overwhelming, the only people who would object would be the whack job liberals who would be in the VAST minority.

unfortunately, there is such a thing as a "tyranny of the minority"




areallivehuman -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 3:48:10 PM)

Strange days indeed,,, strange enough to change the broadcaster, who even knows the announcers name, or cares?

What I find interesting is that ESPN chose to make it public, why not just do it quietly, without fanfare?

Are they looking for brownie points, validation, popularity, ratings? Are their arms sore from patting themselves on the back?




BamaD -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 3:53:21 PM)


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ORIGINAL: areallivehuman

Strange days indeed,,, strange enough to change the broadcaster, who even knows the announcers name, or cares?

What I find interesting is that ESPN chose to make it public, why not just do it quietly, without fanfare?

Are they looking for brownie points, validation, popularity, ratings? Are their arms sore from patting themselves on the back?

Not only did they cave to radicals, but they expect praise for it.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 4:55:03 PM)

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He was asked nicely and politely to change.

Apparently you didn't read it very well, since he was asked if he wanted to change, and he said he did.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 4:56:34 PM)

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Even thinking of it meant they were a little deranged.

They are Americans, so the deranged is a given.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 4:58:37 PM)

It derives from Lea, an old English word for a meadow.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:00:30 PM)

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His safety was threatened because his name offended their liberal sensibilities.

No his safety was not threatened, the issue was the idea that his first play-by-play might become a source of conflict and controversy that might harm his future career, and that is exactly what happened. Like I said, you guys are an absurdist's dream.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:04:29 PM)

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What I find interesting is that ESPN chose to make it public, why not just do it quietly, without fanfare?

Oh that's easy: because America!!!!!




Wayward5oul -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:05:37 PM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam


quote:

ORIGINAL: Bosco

...or claiming that you support NAMBLA or whatever, if you mention Milo's name

("Debate" doesn't get any lower or any less intellectual than that) [:D]

I didn't claim you support NAMBLA
I said you support that scum Milo and HE supports them.
I also stated that a Conservative would not support such a person.


That was a whopper of a lie even for you.


its not a "lie" brainiac---its a straight forward rendering of the phrase "you support NAMBLA boy"

meaning, as written, that bosco is "boy", as in "fetch that book boy."

if you wanted to refer to milo you should have written "you support NAMBLA-boy"

hows that for "getting your ass handed to you?"



Incorrect. Your example statement "fetch that book boy" would be correctly written and punctuated as "Fetch that book, boy." When a word is located at the end of a sentence that addresses someone being spoken to, it should be separated from the rest of the sentence by a comma.

If he were referring to bosco, then he should have written it as "you support NAMBLA, boy". The separation of 'boy' from the rest of the sentence would indicate that someone is being directly addressed.

Not using a comma indicates that someone is being talked about, not talked to.

True, the lack of a hyphen doesn't make it immediately clear that 'boy' should be adjoined to 'NAMBLA'. However, the absence of a comma in combination with the context of the post makes the intended meaning clear.

So I don't think anyone got their ass handed to them on this, either.





ThatDizzyChick -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:10:50 PM)

Oooo, as I was an English major you just dampened my panties there.




Edwird -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:12:26 PM)


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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick

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Even thinking of it meant they were a little deranged.

They are Americans, so the deranged is a given.


Fiya!




Wayward5oul -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:14:28 PM)


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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick

Oooo, as I was an English major you just dampened my panties there.

Glad I could brighten your day!




BamaD -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:30:44 PM)

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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick

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His safety was threatened because his name offended their liberal sensibilities.

No his safety was not threatened, the issue was the idea that his first play-by-play might become a source of conflict and controversy that might harm his future career, and that is exactly what happened. Like I said, you guys are an absurdist's dream.

I wasn't the one that claimed his safety was threatened that came from KDsub.
They were afraid someone might make fun of him where he couldn't hear it.
His boss says he should change to avoid problems, so of course he avoided problems with his boss at
said he was fine with it.
Do you know how much attention people pay to who the announcer is, "will that guy shut up so I can focus
on the game".




Nnanji -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 5:38:53 PM)


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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick

Well, if you had bothered to read the linked article, what actually happened is this was going to be Lee's first play-by-play, and ESPN thought that there might be some shitheads who would make a fuss over his name and so they asked him if he would like to do a different game for his debut, and he agreed and asked for a different game.
Funny how shit is not quite as bad as you think when you actually look at the facts, eh?

Ya, funny, wink wink. The largest sports network in the world has a guy making about $70k and trying to break in. He's never been given an announcer gig before. Then the big boss comes in and says,"Bob my boy, wink wink. Wouldn't you like..."




BamaD -> RE: ESPN strikes back at Confederate legacy. (8/23/2017 6:41:50 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Nnanji


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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick

Well, if you had bothered to read the linked article, what actually happened is this was going to be Lee's first play-by-play, and ESPN thought that there might be some shitheads who would make a fuss over his name and so they asked him if he would like to do a different game for his debut, and he agreed and asked for a different game.
Funny how shit is not quite as bad as you think when you actually look at the facts, eh?

Ya, funny, wink wink. The largest sports network in the world has a guy making about $70k and trying to break in. He's never been given an announcer gig before. Then the big boss comes in and says,"Bob my boy, wink wink. Wouldn't you like..."

Besides, according to her people offended by his name have the Constitutional 1st amendment right to get as violent as they want to drive him off the air. What if someone in Pennsylvania is still upset about Gettysburg?
Side note do they have to erase all early 70s records for the Falcons since the quarterback was Robert E Lee.
Not only was that his name, but the fans called him General Lee.




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