Fuck off

Why do we care who he’s fucking enough to feel a way despite not knowing him

Fuck you.

Pfffft. They are applauding because it’s 2017 and Mike Minor’s arm didn’t fall off yet

Yeah sorry as much as the butthurt sjws here would like it to be true, it is not a fact that Trump is a “white supremacist”.

They really are in the top 3 as far as “team beloved by city” goes, right there with Boston and Chicago. As an ex clevelander I can say I don’t give a single fuck about the browns or the Cavs, but the Indians passion is real. (And our cartoonishly racist mascot is hilarious in a trolling progressives sort of way)

He’s right

I can like these Indians fans while still hating the very same people rooting for the Cavs, right?

Haha! I remember you. During the elections you kept posting that Obama’s wife was WHITE. Fuck off.

I feel like that is the least truthful line in the whole article. I doubt Zuckerberg has written a line of code for Facebook in a decade. I doubt he even understands much of the coding at this point. Media always exaggerates CEO capabilities.

If you look online for the actual press conference transcript, you’ll find it’s not nearly as dire as Marcus Hayes (easily the worst Philly-area writer) has made it seem. The Hayes article never quoted Lurie’s remarks directly, and then the reaction was solely based on that article.

It’s only taken two articles to learn that if Steve’s name is attached to the article, stupifying sentences and logic are guaranteed to follow...

 My interpretation is that Lurie doesn’t see how protesting the anthem in itself works toward changing anything. In fact, I think the tension it creates causes more harm than good toward what he’s trying to accomplish. What nobody has the balls to say is that he was on 49ers time, AN EMPLOYEE, no different than a…

But if everyone is armed at every football party, there would be many more incidents of accidental/drunken shootings. There is no question the party goers at thus party would have been safer if armed, but there is a question whether your average party goer would be safer or actually in more danger.