JimBowie1958
Old Fogey
- Sep 25, 2011
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The guy in question is likely to be a professional linebacker in the NFL soon, so I don't think the Kent State guy figured him to be "weaker." He most likely just figured him to not be right there in front of him. He communicated thoughtlessly, as many young people tend to do. The problem is that today when you 'say' something thoughtlessly it is there forever.
Tough way to learn a life lesson, but that is one of wrestling's benefits too.
The guy gets fired for tweeting an opinion, and you say that's just one of lifes lessons?
"Fired"?
Fired, kicked of f the team, figure it out. These fascists are just as happy to take away someone's livelihood as to kick them off a fucking sports team.
And you fucking quibble while our Republic and its freedom collapse under a tyrannical fascist government.
And since when is a life lesson "just" as if it were insignificant?
It can be insignificant in comparison with the main impact.
A guy that gets run over by a car and put in the hospital for a month has learned a lesson, perhaps, but that is trivial compared to being laid up for a month and kind of stupid to bring it up.