Re-posted by Nicholas Stix
Turn it Off
Oct 3, 2017
People's Veto
When you realize the kind of exploitation that professional sports does of [to] people, you begin to see that it’s not just some benign waste of time but something very malevolent.
N.S.: Why did he think that cursing would make his argument more powerful? When he does that, he gets into the gutter with that which he hates.
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Don't watch on TV. Don't go to the games. Don't buy the sports clothing. Don't do any of that. Encourage others to do the same.
Great Video.
Again why support people who literally hate you Whyte people?? and even though they make millions (Colin Kaepernick - almost ) they will still be ignorant wogs and split in your face and disrespect you, your flag and your country. Stop being a door mat stop 'feeling guilty ' Whyte people because when all is said and done, they don't [feel guilty] they will take your money and your time and they [will still hate you], besides, you are [being forced] to believe by Marxists you somehow 'owe' non-whites something - you don't!.
Bring back Whyte Teams let the Whyte people have something they can bond together with again, there is literally 'no crime' or discrimination in that - 'blacks have their own basketball teams'...so...screw off!
Just wanted to drop my 2 and a half cents on this--by putting it into four words:
Old habits die hard.
After watching the NFL,baseball,NBA and some hockey for decades,turning off a sport can be daunting.I did cancel FOXNEWS and the rest of the news channel tier on DISH and survived nicely.
I don't view any NBA now and 70% less NFL.Blacks have ruined those two sports for me,not only on,but off the field.Their political protests,kneeling and celebratory antics after every ordinary play they make are ridiculous.How white players put up with the crap is beyond me.
Baseball is getting to be unwatchable because of the "Latino Tsunami" that's washed over the franchises,turning at least half of the lineups into Gomezes,Sanchezes or Ramierezes.
Pre or post game interviews with them is like listening to a combination of Fernando Llmas and Daffy Duck.
MLB should push for American (preferably white)players.The NFL and NBA are too far gone to hope for changes that white fans would appreciate--less blacks.
--GRA
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