I'm sure the internet will display restraint and comportment with this particular image.

Wait, so they pay full tuition and play football on the off chance they can pull a Jerry Rice?

So how do they make money? When was the last time you saw Cal U on ESPN GameDay?

Both?

Why do schools like this even bother with football programs in the first place?

I agree with you. I just think the underdog mantle is a rationalization. Most characters end the story either sometimes literally taking the place of their foe in comedies or simply killing them with impunity in dramas.

While it's true that spur of the moment violence is atypical I don't know if it's true that anyone who commits a violent act has a psychological issue. People get fed up and resort to violence all the time. That's why there are armed guards at the utility company and the parking enforcement office. Every husband that…

We pay lip service to the concept of the underdog but that's self-serving delusion. America is the Yankees not the Twins. Lil Jon not the Alabama Shakes. F-15's not rocks and protests signs. Shock & Awe: that's the credo of American masculinity.

As I said, crime is an economic issue. People aren't more or less violent they just have fewer economic incentives to commit crime.

So the threats of physical and sexual violence from video gamers are bad but they in no way validate her arguments of physical and sexual violence tainting video games?

So the instantaneous hate-filled invective directed at her and not her male supporters and explicitly threatening sexual violence against her personally, apropos of nothing, is not indicative of the very problem of commodified misogyny and male hyperaggression in AAA video games that she initially criticized?

Dude, come on. MMA? Orchestrated violence is casual entertainment. WWE? Orchestrated fake violence is stuff we sell to 9 year olds.

We fight (justly) for gender representation in virtual entertainment. People in other countries fight for clean water.

"I'm usually the first to shout THATS RACIST but I do not believe that is the case here. "

Because the makers of the video edited out all the white people because "there was always a siren or some noise in the background or they were off camera." Coincidentally.

Women need a reason to have sex. Men need a location.

Ladies, I know. I know it doesn't matter what the woman looks like and I know that this happens to women every day whether they're in burqas or dressed as circus clowns but I think the video stumbled a bit in the execution.

Harassment is wrong. Rudeness is wrong. Following someone down the street is terrifying. There's no excuse for any of it and, given the sexual dynamics in this country, I'm even okay with women straight ignoring even the most innocuous of salutations. That said, saying "Good Morning" is pretty standard human…

I don't even know who you are anymore.