(01-14-2018 09:42 AM)Razors Edge Wrote: NFL is getting more and more popular in Australia.
As a side note, there was a stupid article in the Washington Post the other day by a Leftist claiming something stupid like Social Justice Warriors were the 'real' Freedom of Speech Advocates. There they go redefining language again.
On the Writer's Twitter Feed was a member of the NRL Rugby League Board, in full Socialist Flight. Note that he was also on some United Nations councils (so, Anti-Israel), and was signalling hard about how Australia Day being Invasion Day and how we should change the date.
So, functionally, another Reform Jew, much like the NRL's current boss, whom I've said before was almost the head of Cricket Australia, as if he was going to be given control somewhere, but it didn't matter exactly where.
Obviously, the NRL is completely-pozzed. Everything they do going forward will be demanding conformance Reform Judaism beliefs on the ticket buying public. These Board Members need to be exposed to the sunlight, but I'll admit it's probably a hopeless task. It should be interesting to watch football players eat shit for their paychecks in a few more years as they start signalling "Love Beyond Age".
I don't think you could wake Australians up about it. They'd never give up sitting on their arses whilst living vicariously through other people's sporting accomplishments.
(01-14-2018 02:22 PM)zigZag Wrote: What? These were highly televised rally's for the Tea party and other right wing groups. Then there was the whole kenyan muslim spawn of satan thing. Even still people keep calling him all sorts of names and soetoro(what the hell is that even about)? Yet i dont really see much outrage about it.
Whyy are you fighting so hard to be outraged about meaningless things?
On a side note these games apart from the Patriots v Titans game were all tight and interesting.
EDIT: Steelers getting BTFO vs Jacksonville now
I still dont think we are talking about the same thing, you are talking about normal people at rallys, I was talking about college football players on the biggest teams on the biggest stage in college football.
I'm not outraged by anything. I wasn't outraged by the guy yelling fuck Trump. I just mentioned putting the shoe on the other foot so to speak.
Anyways, all good.
Looks like the Jags are bout to beat the Steelers unless they get two scores and play some mean defense in the next 8 mins.
I was surprised the Eagles beat the Falcons, close and good game. Eagles got it going with the run and Julio "dropped the ball" at the end.
(01-14-2018 03:58 PM)doc holliday Wrote: Can't believe the Kneelers are going to lose. No one's going to beat the Patriots. Again.
Jaguars kicked the Steelers ass... in Pittsburgh.
I think the saints could beat the patriots. Eagles don't have Wentz and the Vikings are great but I don't think their QB can keep up with Brady.
The Saints are pretty much the only team left with a qb that can match Brady so I'd agree with that. Jags are interesting for sure, not sure if this is a one hit wonder or if they're the Cinderella team. I still don't see them going up to NE and winning but anything is possible.
We all know the refs aren't going to let the patriots lose. I definitely think that Jags will get to brady but i don't know how they'll cover gronk. OFC we're all on RVF so we better be supporting the Vikangz.. you don't belong on this forum if you're not supporting the official symbol of freedom and masculinity!
(01-14-2018 05:09 PM)zigZag Wrote: We all know the refs aren't going to let the patriots lose. I definitely think that Jags will get to brady but i don't know how they'll cover gronk. OFC we're all on RVF so we better be supporting the Vikangz.. you don't belong on this forum if you're not supporting the official symbol of freedom and masculinity!
(01-09-2018 05:59 PM)Cr33pin Wrote: Just to play devils advocate....
Imagine a if a white football player from Alabama was caught yelling out "Fuck Obama" in the same manner....
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Kind of a side note, but Al Sharpton has an interesting background, Roger Stone and the Republican establishment propped him up in order to sink the prospects of Howard Dean, who was the leading anti-war candidate in 2004, far more inspirational than Bonesman Kerry. Sharpton was compromised in a drug/money laundring deal so he's a total establishment tool posing as a radical maverick.
A decade or two ago, big city weeklies like the Village Voice, the East Bay Express or the LA Weekly used to have a solid investigative reporting and went where the MSM didn't venture. You don't see articles like the one linked above in the print media anymore...
While the USA spend quite some time separating the government and the church as institutions, at the same time the entertainment replaced the church as a symbiotic partner with he government, you can see this in Hollywood where celebrities are the new priest preaching for what is right and wrong.
(01-09-2018 05:59 PM)Cr33pin Wrote: Just to play devils advocate....
Imagine a if a white football player from Alabama was caught yelling out "Fuck Obama" in the same manner....
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Kind of a side note, but Al Sharpton has an interesting background, Roger Stone and the Republican establishment propped him up in order to sink the prospects of Howard Dean, who was the leading anti-war candidate in 2004, far more inspirational than Bonesman Kerry. Sharpton was compromised in a drug/money laundring deal so he's a total establishment tool posing as a radical maverick.
A decade or two ago, big city weeklies like the Village Voice, the East Bay Express or the LA Weekly used to have a solid investigative reporting and went where the MSM didn't venture. You don't see articles like the one linked above in the print media anymore...
Now those formerly edgey publications are part of the MSM, and sites like RVF are the new hard driving alt media sources.
What are the odds that fewer than half the players will be on the field?
Quote:ATLANTA -- NFL owners have unanimously approved a new national anthem policy that requires players to stand if they are on the field during the performance but gives them the option to remain in the locker room if they prefer, it was announced Wednesday.
(05-23-2018 12:42 PM)Captainstabbin Wrote: What are the odds that fewer than half the players will be on the field?
Quote:ATLANTA -- NFL owners have unanimously approved a new national anthem policy that requires players to stand if they are on the field during the performance but gives them the option to remain in the locker room if they prefer, it was announced Wednesday.
So let me get this straight, the NFL signed a $90 million dollar Social Justice deal, but is also making them stand for the anthem if they're on the field??
Why don't they get it over with by simply announcing before each game:
"You are all white racist cis-gender-normative trash! You are all profiting from white privilege and are responsible for all the world's problem! I hope that you and your kind are wiped out in 200 years!.... Now back to the game - buy our merchandise as reparations! But seriously fuck you white people - we only want your money, your science, your technology, your inventions, your buildings, your architecture and again your money! Aside from that you are scum!"
The NFL is just doing a protracted version of that - in addition all the TV stations hiring women and lording over the men with constant barbs and feminazi comments does not help either.
NFL: fine, you raised awareness, here's $100 MILLION FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
Players: Ok
NFL: New Rule - you don't even have to observe the anthem anymore, but if you come out, we'd like you to stand
Players: 1A RIGHTS! BLACK OPPRESSION! RACISM!
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The outrage over the new rule is massive, whereas the praise for $100M towards social justice was nonexistent.
This reveals what they are truly all about - they don't want solutions, they just want to be angry, and be victims.
That’s pretty sad, it seems like the guys in charge are doing everything possible to alienate their traditional fan base.
I’m more into what you guys call soccer but I’m even going off that these days. Modern sport is so corporate now, it sucks. I can’t imagine what this must look like to you US guys who grew up with guys like the fridge and dan Marino.
The LA Rams with cheerleaders? Damn, back in the day the Rams along with the Cowboys had the best looking cheerleaders. Yup, there is absolutely no going back to the NFL ever again for me, so done with it.
Well the NFL is playing right into McMahon's hands here. Unless Vince is stupid enough to pull a male troupe act featuring the Big Show and Mick Foley.
(08-06-2018 02:38 PM)RIslander Wrote: Male dancers will now perform on the sidelines at NFL games. They have literally gone into full faggot mode.
(08-06-2018 02:50 PM)doc holliday Wrote: The LA Rams with cheerleaders? Damn, back in the day the Rams along with the Cowboys had the best looking cheerleaders. Yup, there is absolutely no going back to the NFL ever again for me, so done with it.
Maybe the Rams redo the music video they made in the 1980's: "Let's Ram it". But this time, they'll film it on the streets of West Hollywood...
Quote:When cheerleading was “born” on November 2, 1898, it looked a lot different than it does today. There were no tiny outfits, no wild stunts and—surprise!—no women. University of Minnesota student Johnny Campbell rallied a football crowd with the ad-libbed cheer, "Rah, Rah, Rah! Ski-u-mah, Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah! Varsity! Varsity! Varsity, Minn-e-So-Tah!” and unwittingly became the father of cheerleading. (The school, by the way, still uses Campbell’s original cheer to this day.)
Soon after Campbell’s performance, the University of Minnesota organized a six-man “yell squad” and other colleges followed suit. Women didn’t really enter the picture until 1923. Although male cheerleaders are the minority today, there was a time when they were the vast—and loud—majority. Here are 11 famous examples of them.
1. GEORGE W. BUSH
Future president George W. Bush wasn't just a cheerleader at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts in the 1960s: he was head cheerleader. And he’s in good company ...
2. AARON SPELLING
Aaron Spelling may have made his name behind the scenes as one of television's most prolific—and successful—producers, but he was front and center when he was head cheerleader at Southern Methodist University.
3. JIMMY STEWART
Iconic actor Jimmy Stewart was also head cheerleader during his tenure at Princeton.
4. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
When he was no longer able to play football at West Point, Eisenhower decided to continue supporting his team by cheerleading instead.
5. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
FDR cheered for Harvard football in 1904, notably rallying the crowd for a particularly heated game against Brown.
6. SAMUEL L. JACKSON
Samuel L. Jackson lent his legendary voice to the squad at Riverside High in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
7. STEVE MARTIN
Steve Martin tried to write cheers for the squad he was on, but has said “Die, you gravy-sucking pigs” didn’t go over too well.
8. TRENT LOTT
Former Mississippi senator Trent Lott was a cheerleader at Ole Miss.
9. RONALD REAGAN
Ronald Reagan cheered on his basketball team at Eureka College in Illinois.
10. AND 11. KIRK DOUGLAS AND MICHAEL DOUGLAS
Before he was an actor, Kirk Douglas honed his performance skills as a cheerleader at Amsterdam High School in Amsterdam, New York. As with acting, Kirk's son Michael also followed in his dad's footsteps in cheerleading; he was on the squad at Choate.