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  • #1

    Anyone else watching Monday Night Foootball?

    Holy F that was gross.

    Dude's leg snapped like a freaking tooth pick. UNGH!
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    speaking of MNF - ESPN pulled Hank Williams opening song from the beginning of the show for a hitler comment he made today
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      I'm glad I wasn't. I just ate.
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        Reminded me of Joe Theisman.
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          I can watch any type of hit, concussion, guys getting freight-trained by corn-fed riot cops, but I CANNOT watch football arm/leg injuries.

          Heebie-Jeebies... bleeeaaccchh.... (that's the noise my gut makes when the mac & cheese is coming back up)
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          • #6
            Originally posted by BOOOGHAR View Post
            speaking of MNF - ESPN pulled Hank Williams opening song from the beginning of the show for a hitler comment he made today
            ESPN . funny a media group having an issue with the 1st amendment.. oh thats right it only works one way..

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            • #7
              my boycott has started ..GO HANK JR

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                The First Amendment gives you the right to speak freely. It has nothing to do with the consequences following anything you say. Hank Williams Jr wasn't thrown in jail or legally penalized for what he said. His employer didn't like it, so they reacted.
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                • #9
                  I think NFL teams (and college for that matter) need to pay me to NOT watch. Seems with every game I have turned on lately, the team I wanted to win was winning and then cratered and lost. I'll happily take $10k a game to not watch.
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                  • #10
                    they fired rush for speaking the truth on donovan mcnabb , the option quarterback

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Brian Lohnes View Post
                      The First Amendment gives you the right to speak freely. It has nothing to do with the consequences following anything you say. Hank Williams Jr wasn't thrown in jail or legally penalized for what he said. His employer didn't like it, so they reacted.
                      and that SIR stiffles free speech.. but ESPN, would use the 1st if there was any backlash from anything they did..
                      again ONE WAY STREET

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                      • #12
                        How does that stifle free speech? He can go back on TV tomorrow and say the same thing.

                        What does one way street mean? Free speech is the ability to speak freely, not absolution from consequences/reactions from saying stuff in public.
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Brian Lohnes View Post
                          How does that stifle free speech? He can go back on TV tomorrow and say the same thing.

                          What does one way street mean? Free speech is the ability to speak freely, not absolution from consequences/reactions from saying stuff in public.
                          you answered your own question,, when you have to fear what you say, it becomes stifled..
                          I'm sure you'll disagree, and thats your choice..

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