THE CHIEFS WIN THE SUPER BOWL THIS YEAR.

AsylumGuido · 01-26-2024, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

The NFL is trying to act like they care again about social injustice. Much like, they did when they were getting sued for head traumas and covered their asses by accusing the Saints of bounty hunting while the protecting the shield.

I just don't understand why this country has become so divided on nearly every issue. It's all about pitting us against them to get your group riled up to follow you into action. What happened to the United States as a collective working together?

Also I'd really enjoy reading rez's thoughts about the black national anthem. I respect his opinions and would like to see what his views are on this subject.

The media is as much at fault as anything else for that division. The other main factor is the advent of the world wide web. All of those biased ideals get spread further and faster than ever before with little to no validation. That's all happened within the last 25 years or so.

01-26-2024, 04:36 PM	#11
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,622	Re: THE CHIEFS WIN THE SUPER BOWL THIS YEAR. Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II The NFL is trying to act like they care again about social injustice. Much like, they did when they were getting sued for head traumas and covered their asses by accusing the Saints of bounty hunting while the protecting the shield. I just don't understand why this country has become so divided on nearly every issue. It's all about pitting us against them to get your group riled up to follow you into action. What happened to the United States as a collective working together? Also I'd really enjoy reading rez's thoughts about the black national anthem. I respect his opinions and would like to see what his views are on this subject. The media is as much at fault as anything else for that division. The other main factor is the advent of the world wide web. All of those biased ideals get spread further and faster than ever before with little to no validation. That's all happened within the last 25 years or so. Rugby Saint II likes this.