Depends on if you wake up in my apartment or in the “well-adjusted adult world”

“The weather in NYC today will be shadowy, with raised questions.”

I always wanted to see what North Dakota looked like in the summer.

The drunks in the stands at NFL games are all murderers and degenerates.

The problem is we, the fans. The cognitive dissonance that occurs every time I watch football is commonplace. I *know* that what I am watching is reprehensible and will shorten actual human lives, and yet, I still am tuning in every Sunday. Nothing matters until we stop watching and actual NFL profits are affected.…

“Damn millennials are ruining everything.”

You comment is covered with too much beard and flannel for me to read properly.

They’ll probably make a commercial with him:

Not since I moved out of Hazzard county.

What he should say is this:

Remember when Deadspin was a sports blog? - idiots who ignore how often sports and politics intersect

The last time I was at a sporting event and heard the anthem play, I started playing with someone’s boobs.

I feel that, regardless of your views on this issue, it’s important not to lose sight of what the national anthem stands for. With that in mind I’d like to post those stirring lyrics here so we can all be reminded of what we are hearing every time those words are sung.

Nope. This is dumb. Marginalized peoples like Kaepernick and Rapinoe earn the change that’s necessary in this country by virtue of being human beings. Get the fuck out of here with this corny bullshit.

This is such a strange, uniquely American idea. It’s not The Military Anthem. It’s not The Troops Anthem. It’s the National Anthem. It’s for all of the people. It is not profession-specific.

Why? We have evidence of pervasive discrimination against some of this country’s citizens, people who in theory should have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else, but don’t according to a huge raft of solid statistical evidence.

The national anthem is not a military hymn. It might be for you. But that’s not what it’s about for everyone. And the US military hasn’t always been the good guys.

The troops do not own the anthem.

I’m pretty sure the people who died for our freedoms didn’t do it so that this country would become a place where you have to show dogmatic loyalty to symbols as if we lived in a dictatorship, saluting “Dear Leader” and bowing down lest we be marked a traitor. Let’s save that forced patriotic bullshit for North Korea.

This suggests muddy conditions. So, the takeaway is money buys neither talent nor judgement?