By N.S.
What is even the point of baseball, inc.’s war on Trevor Bauer? His onetime fling, Lindsey Hill, sought to have him imprisoned on false charges, which the presiding judge threw out, citing her for being “materially misleading.” Head suit-in-charge Robb Manfred hates due process, so he has blocked Bauer from returning to the game.
And the pc enforcers at the daily mail clearly side with Manfred and Lindsey Hill. Manfred and mlb’s manginas clearly are trying to get Bauer run out of japan, where he is now playing, and thedaily mail has refused to name Hill or publish her mug shot, and has shut down all commenting, while claiming to want comments, and lying that nobody has submitted any.
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That’s at 9:35 a.m. today. Last night, at 8:10 p.m., I submitted the following comment:
N.S.: Baseball, Inc. is least concerned with excellence on the field. It is concerned with promoting feminazis, militant homosexualists, reconquistas, black supremacists and sexual psychopaths. Trevor Bauer’s ex-girlfriend defamed him. Even the judge agreed. So, why did top empty suit Robb Manfred ignore all of that, and seek to destroy Bauer’s life? Because Manfred is a diversity politician, like the marketing vp who destroyed Bud Light. (Not that I would ever drink such p-water, no matter who marketed it.) People like Manfred have to be kept far away from anything of value.
I used to love baseball.Oh well,haven't watched it in at least two years--probably 4 consistently.
ReplyDelete--GRA
Can be seen as the wages of sin.
ReplyDeleteDespite the temptation of what are probably many and repeated opportunities for what looks like no strings sex with attractive women who make themselves available, any professional athlete who beds groupies, many of whom are probably either gold diggers or psychologically and emotionally unstable, is taking a huge risk.
But given the nature of that "game", likely few will learn from what happened to Bauer.