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YUP!

BTW I see what you did there. Probably just a metter of time before all those extra letters really do stand for some alternative something.

As long as we keep supporting these azzwhipes (i'll explain it for the short-bus crowd....) by buying tickets, buying anything related to the game or even watching on TV, we will continue to empower them to do/say all the stupid schidt they do.

Fughk 'em - let 'em pursue *real* careers and learn to be productive, responsible adults.....if they really are capable.

For those really jazzed about the pollution in our society, you can write the advertisers on NFL games and let them know your thoughts.

Anything which gathers a large audience on TV is going to be targeted to be a propaganda tool for the Social Marxists.

Actually, that's all Television is these days.

Be not of this World.

You forgot the sex slave trafficking that surrounds the super bowl.

Ray Lewis plead guilty to obstruction of justice for his role in the murder of 2 men and agreed to testify against the 2 friends who were with him that evening. Ray Lewis disposed of the white suit he was wearing that evening and DNA found the blood of the 2 murder victims inside the Limo Ray Lewis used to leave the scene of the murders.

Ray Lewis was not suspended by the NFL but was fined 250,000 and agreed to not use drugs or alcohol while he was on probation.

Tom Brady, who doesn't even have a parking ticket on his record, was suspended by the NFL for 4 games and was called a "cheater". This is spite of no evidence against him and ignoring the fact that 3 out of the 4 Colt balls that evening tested under the 12.5 psi min. And to this day the NFL refuses to release the psi numbers collected during this past season during random checks.

And we won't even get into Ray Rice knocking out his girlfriend on video, which the NFL tried to deny even existed, and only then suspending him 2 games.

And Tom Brady, who lives a good life, and is there whenever the league has asked him, has had his stellar 15 yr career dragged through the mud over nothing.

Brady=White=Guilty of SOMETHING

They can keep the dumass Super Bowl.

I've missed some time here, tell me, when did you become such a moron?

Now the NBA wants to get into the act . . .

NBA warns Texas over proposed 'bathroom bill'


Associated Press
February 17, 2017 5:05 PM CDT

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The NBA has warned that Texas could be overlooked for future events because of a proposed "bathroom bill" targeting transgender people.

The Texas legislation is similar to a North Carolina law that prompted the league to move the All-Star Game out of that state. It would require people to use bathrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificate.

NBA spokesman Mike Bass says an environment where people are treated "fairly and equally" weighs heavily in deciding host locations. The NBA first made the statement last week, and the NFL has issued similar warnings.

Texas has hosted three All-Star Games since 2006.

Charlotte was originally supposed to host Sunday's All-Star Game. But the NBA moved the game to New Orleans after North Carolina adopted its "bathroom bill" last year.

We don't want weirdos in our restrooms!!!

Texas to the NFL: Stop playing games

By John Moody
February 17, 2017
FoxNews.com


February 5, 2017: New England Patriots' Dont'a Hightower (L) and Kyle Van Noy celebrate after New England
recovered the ball during the fourth quarter against the Atlanta Falcons at Super Bowl LI in Houston, Texas.
(REUTERS/Adrees Latif)


They say “Don’t mess with Texas” for a reason.

And if the National Football League wants to avoid getting blindsided, it might want to think twice about what that advice means.

Just a week after Houston hosted Super Bowl LI, the League suggested that if the Lone Star State legislature passes a proposed bill requiring people to use the bathroom, locker room or shower rooms and changing room assigned to their biological gender, Texas may forfeit high-profile sports events in the future. Why? Because gay rights groups consider the law tantamount to legalized discrimination against trans-gender people.

The NFL’s threat is nearly identical to one issued by the National Basketball Association and the NCAA, the governing body for collegiate sports, against North Carolina, which has already enacted a similar law.

Earlier this week, Bellwether looked at the nasty standoff between North Carolina’s Republican-controlled legislature and opponents of the law. The NBA moved this year’s All-Star game, slated for Charlotte, to New Orleans, as punishment for North Carolina’s so-called bathroom bill. And the NCAA has threatened to shut the Tar Heel state out of future sports events unless the law, officially known as HR2, is repealed.

North Carolina isn’t backing down, and Texas probably won’t, either, when its bill comes up for a vote next month. "The NBA and the NFL have lost their minds, as well as their moral compass, " says Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. "They are shaking in their sneakers because they're so afraid of political correctness."

“The far left is out of touch on this issue,” says Texas Republican State Senator Lois Kohlkorst, the bill’s chief sponsor. “What I find frustrating is that most people who say they oppose this bill haven’t even read it.”

A former college athlete, Kohlkorst says that the proposal, formally called SB6 but shorthanded as the bathroom bill, covers more than restrooms. For example, if SB6 fails to become law, a player on the men’s basketball team who self-identifies as female can choose the girls’ locker room to suit up and shower in. She warns, “The thought of 15- and 16 –year-old boys and girls showering together at school is something we should think about.”

Women’s groups are now voicing alarm. “We’re hearing from women, especially rape victims, who are offended and traumatized by the thought of a man being in these most intimate places with them,” Kolkhorst says. “This cuts through party lines and goes to our shared system of values.”

She cites internal polling showing SB6 is favored by every ethnic group in Texas but one: white liberal Democrats.

Certainly, trans-gender people – by which I mean those who have undergone medical alteration to make them what they choose to be – should not endure discrimination. But what about those who have not taken such steps? How should they prove they are the gender they say they are? An anatomy exam? Wouldn’t that be the most humiliating test of all?

The NBA and the NCAA declined to talk last week when I called about the North Carolina law. The NFL has issued a statement saying it is inclusive and opposed to discrimination of any kind, but won’t comment further.

Yet none of these sports associations have opened their players’ locker rooms to the opposite gender. Nor have they taken steps to ensure that spectators can enter any bathroom in the stadiums where their games are played.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott thinks the NFL is sticking its faceguard where it doesn’t belong. “The NFL has its own problems,” Abbott told Bill Hemmer on Fox News Channel. “The NFL coddled players who refused to stand for the National Anthem. The NFL has its own problems with regards to violence against women. The last thing the NFL needs to do is tell states how to operate.”

NFL referees are pretty good at recognizing offside, when one team wanders into an opponent’s space. Perhaps a quick glance in the mirror would help end this latest, unnecessary scrimmage, and help everyone make the right call.