He still a cornball brotha and fukk you too.Rather be a militant than a cornball. You white boys get so defensive lol.
Being militant through a keyboard isn't really militant though is it?
Kaep is like the Anti-RG3
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Being militant through a keyboard isn't really militant though is it?
Born2BKing
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I didn't describe myself as that, the other dude did. Seems like a lot of the white posters are more sensitive about race than the black posters. Like the whole cornball brotha thing, it's all jokes to me and lighthearted. Discussion in the black community about sports always has a bit of race involved with them but it's not on no militant angry shyt. It's just convo dude. And I will say, you get butt hurt a but too often. You need to lighten up.
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
bu-bu-but shut the fukk up.
you've been exposed as an idiot.
leave the pro-black talk to cats who actually see through the bullshyt.
you're just an embarrassment.
EXACTLY my stance on the Niners. I would loooooooooooove to get a SB in the next two seasons, but with Seattle chasing us down, with a better QB (maybe Kaep will get there), we're getting older at key positions and don't have certain positions locked up....all I can think about is the darkness we just emerged from and having to go back there. I'mand
at the same time
I think the coaching and the GM alone will assure us we wont get back there.
Look at the talent Harbaalke has brought onto this team in just 2 years, and now we're going to be a desireable spot for FA's.
Seattle might be the king of this division next year and we certainly have spots where the future is questionable (d-line, center, WR, RB) but right now I feel like we have what it takes to bring home the 6th.
They didn't but I feel they had QB's much better than Ryan.
I can't see Ryan withstanding the beating we put on Eli.
And of course the Giants beat us twice, but when you think about both those L's we still covered the passing game pretty well.
Born2BKing
Veteran
You white boys get so defensive and sensitive about race lol. I thought thats what us black posters did. shyt ain't that serious dude, calm your pasty ass down. And again fukk you too fakkit.
This is some real stupid white boy shyt.
"I acknowledged that racism does exist in sports" but "I want you to stop talking about its existence to a certain point"
I'm not even white though. Why's the first response always oh you're just white?
And you're putting things in quotes that I never even said.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
█ W.D.Y.D. █;2916859 said:
Because I could never believe that a black man would find it as some sort of out of bounds leap or being on a soapbox when showing how celebrating breaking the glass ceiling whether it be blacks entering and succeeding in the QB and coaching ranks, ESPECIALLY coaching where positions are still closed to us, shouldn't be on par with the same glass ceiling we have to overcome in getting managerial jobs in corporate america or elsewhere.
"we know racism exists in sports....but stop right there and get off that soapbox."
Because I could never believe that a black man would find it as some sort of out of bounds leap or being on a soapbox when showing how celebrating breaking the glass ceiling whether it be blacks entering and succeeding in the QB and coaching ranks, ESPECIALLY coaching where positions are still closed to us, shouldn't be on par with the same glass ceiling we have to overcome in getting managerial jobs in corporate america or elsewhere.
"we know racism exists in sports....but stop right there and get off that soapbox."
My problem isn't people celebrating breaking the glass ceiling. That's an argument you were having with your boy LastEmp.
My problem is people blowing things out of proportion. Putting what black athletes and coaches go through on par with what happens in everyday america is ridiculous. The dude fighting for a promotion to manager at his 9-5 has it a lot worse than the guy fighting for a promotion to starting QB.
You see the same mindset when athletes get in trouble and dudes say "If I did that at my job I 'd get fired."
I don't understand people's fascination with trying to compare the two when they're entirely separate things. And trying to turn sports into a platform to discuss race and race relations when that energy could be better spent looking at more serious issues.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
█ W.D.Y.D. █;2917218 said:My problem isn't people celebrating breaking the glass ceiling. That's an argument you were having with your boy LastEmp.
My problem is people blowing things out of proportion. Putting what black athletes and coaches go through on par with what happens in everyday america is ridiculous. The dude fighting for a promotion to manager at his 9-5 has it a lot worse than the guy fighting for a promotion to starting QB.
You see the same mindset when athletes get in trouble and dudes say "If I did that at my job I 'd get fired."
I don't understand people's fascination with trying to compare the two when they're entirely separate things. And trying to turn sports into a platform to discuss race and race relations when that energy could be better spent looking at more serious issues.
They are not separate. As if the perception of us being leaders on the field and on the sidelines takes a sudden stop when walkign into the offices of corporate america.
As if a black man with a degree is less likely to be hired than a white man with a record. As if we don't see it transcended in sports where black coaches with great resumes are cast aside for good ol' boys that are subpar. You say racism is in sports, yet when someone articulates it how it permeates in both sports and the outside world, you type one of the most irrelevant points like in the last paragraph of the above quote.
Yeah...tell me about my mindset again as if I can't speak for myself. Create that dumbed down paranoid negro to justify your wack posts.
They are not separate. As if the perception of us being leaders on the field and on the sidelines takes a sudden stop when walkign into the offices of corporate america.
As if a black man with a degree is less likely to be hired than a white man with a record. As if we don't see it transcended in sports where black coaches with great resumes are cast aside for good ol' boys that are subpar. You say racism is in sports, yet when someone articulates it how it permeates in both sports and the outside world, you type one of the most irrelevant points like in the last paragraph of the above quote.
Yeah...tell me about my mindset again as if I can't speak for myself. Create that dumbed down paranoid negro to justify your wack posts.
LOL at whining about me telling you about you mindset while making inane arguments like "stupid white boy shyt" or trying to suggest that I'm painting you as a paranoid dumb down negro.
Sit down somewhere with that hypocritical bullshyt. Enough with the ad hominem, straw men and red herrings.
and I call bs on the bolded.
Magnus Warhol
Black + White = Love
Kaepernick is 1/2 black and 1/2 white. The excellence here is the beauty of two races produces such an awesome QB. He seems like a good guy too. Best of luck to him.
Kaepernick is 1/2 black and 1/2 white. The excellence here is the beauty of two races produces such an awesome QB. He seems like a good guy too. Best of luck to him.
Alos raised by a white family who adopted his ass.
if anything #AdoptionExcellence
NYC Rebel
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█ W.D.Y.D. █;2917400 said:
Now I'm a hyporcrite.
Way to tear down my last points, playboy.
You're the idiot who think it's some sort of leap in celebrating one overcoming similarities of glass ceilings in both the sports world and real world.
You posted ZERO to tear down my points. Move the goal posts that way bruh.
It's clear as day you don't get it, won't get it, probably never will.
Yes....people will continue to celebrate black achievement in places typically closed off to them and breaking old barriers.
Here your dumb ass is here saying they don't relate.
Now I'm a hyporcrite.
Way to tear down my last points, playboy.
You're the idiot who think it's some sort of leap in celebrating one overcoming similarities of glass ceilings in both the sports world and real world.
You posted ZERO to tear down my points. Move the goal posts that way bruh.
It's clear as day you don't get it, won't get it, probably never will.
Yes....people will continue to celebrate black achievement in places typically closed off to them and breaking old barriers.
Here your dumb ass is here saying they don't relate.
You're the idiot who keeps trying to tie me into your argument about celebrating black people breaking the glass ceiling when I at no point was involved in that discussion.
Why would I tie to tear down your points about that when that isn't what I was taking issue with?