They're Going To Send That Eagles Football Player To Room 101.

philly rabbit said:
Sensitivity training is the teenaged room 101. And when the teenager matures, it will turn into a full blown monster.

What do you think they mean by "training?" They don't say counseling, they say training on purpose.

Sensitivity training is mind control and thought control. It's the suppression of free ideas and brainwashing and it stands against everything the constitution stands for.
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Cooper is already going trough all the sensitivity training he will ever need.

He was at the doorstep to one of the biggest steps in his career. He was about to become THE go-to guy for the Eagles in crucial situations .. and every black guy on his team would have been rooting for him and supporting him, as well as every Eagles fan. ALL of that is lost to him now.

What's up with white males and their love of calling people niggers? What's up with that bullshit?

Any expectations that people are just going to forget about it .. especially in this time of Trayvon Martin .. is not based on reality.
 
blackascoal said:
Cooper is already going trough all the sensitivity training he will ever need.

He was at the doorstep to one of the biggest steps in his career. He was about to become THE go-to guy for the Eagles in crucial situations .. and every black guy on his team would have been rooting for him and supporting him, as well as every Eagles fan. ALL of that is lost to him now.

What's up with white males and their love of calling people niggers? What's up with that bullshit?

Any expectations that people are just going to forget about it .. especially in this time of Trayvon Martin .. is not based on reality.
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DING DING DING DING

We have a Weiner. Like I always say folks, give a libtard enough time and they will ALWAYS tell you what is going on. This isn't about some scrub wide receiver saying NIGGER. This is about race baiters like BAC being bitter over not getting Zimmerman. So they have to settle for Cooper. BAC is crushed that people have now forgotten about po Trayvon. So they need to keep the race hustle going by feigned indignation.

Never mind that BACs community is being decimated by the policies BAC promotes. No, that doesn't matter. What matters is that an insignificant 3rd string wide receiver uttered the word nigger.

Thats a wrap folks
 
christiefan915 said:
How is this any different from ARD for first-time offenders?

"The primary purpose of this program is the rehabilitation of the offender; secondarily, the purpose is the prompt disposition of charges, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming trials or other court proceedings. These rules contemplate that ordinarily the defendants eligible for the ARD program are first offenders who lend themselves to treatment and rehabilitation rather than punishment and that the crime charged is relatively minor and does not involve a serious breach of the public trust. The program is intended to encourage offenders to make a fresh start after participation in a rehabilitative program and offers them the possibility of a clean record if they successfully complete the program. Because of the rehabilitative purpose of the program, and because the program permits prompt disposition of the charges, the descriptive title ‘‘accelerated rehabilitative disposition’’ was selected rather than such terms as ‘‘pre-indictment probation’’ or ‘‘deferred disposition.’’
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Cooper is a first time offender of what?
 
cawacko said:
This doesn't really have anything to do with a free society. What matters is what happens in that locker room. And if you are going to say something that divides the locker room you better be an irreplaceable player which he is not.
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The team already disciplined him.

I didn't argue that they shouldn't have.
 
philly rabbit said:
The team already disciplined him.

I didn't argue that they shouldn't have.
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I'm aware the team punished him. I'm talking about the locker room which goes beyond any "official" team punishment. If one's actions causes serious division in the locker room and it has an adverse reaction on the team performance the player causing it better be damn good or he risks losing his job. That goes beyond just this incident but it does apply here.
 
Loved the discussion Michael Ervin and Deon Sanders had about this on the NFL network while ago. Common sense almost emerged.
 
Darla said:
So now Superfreak is more racially progressive than Onceler, who has completed his devolution into a butthurt white dude whining about PC.

The new Tom.

And honestly, we did not need a new Tom, because the old one sucked. The old one is like a Pinto, and did anyone ever say, man, I really need a new Pinto? No, no one ever said that.
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Man - what the hell happened to your intellect?

You used to have one, you know. I swear you did.
 
cawacko said:
Cliffs?
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I can't remember every thing but Ervin basically said that they should wait to see how practices go with the other player before getting rid of the guy and Dion though the "punishment" so far was a bit harsh (wait, don't jump on me yet, I have more to say) and while Faulk wasn't ready to hang Cooper, he was harder on him than the other two. The segment ended with Dion questioning the panel (Eisen and all) with something like, "Y'all are going to give final judgment on this kid for this one incident...a moment of drunken stupidity. C'mon."

This is where I agree so much with Dion...I have never had a drink of an alcoholic beverage in my life so I have never been close to drunk, but I have dealt with drunks before. One of the best kids at our school got in trouble for being drunk on campus. He was a freshman. He served his time (suspension) and remained a good kid throughout high school. Kids (even 20-something year old kids) will say and do things under the influence of alcohol that they never would say or do. I saw somewhere in this thread that being drunk just lowered his inhibitions or something and that he must had racist tendencies to begin with. I don't know about that but I do know this. I never use curse words...but, after reading posts on this site since 2006 and on the other sites before this, I do have to suppress the tendency to use those words in my speech. I never cuss but sometimes think in those terms...thanks to some of you guys here. I hate to think what a good dose of alcohol might bring out. Thanks a lot guys!
 
leaningright said:
I can't remember every thing but Ervin basically said that they should wait to see how practices go with the other player before getting rid of the guy and Dion though the "punishment" so far was a bit harsh (wait, don't jump on me yet, I have more to say) and while Faulk wasn't ready to hang Cooper, he was harder on him than the other two. The segment ended with Dion questioning the panel (Eisen and all) with something like, "Y'all are going to give final judgment on this kid for this one incident...a moment of drunken stupidity. C'mon."

This is where I agree so much with Dion...I have never had a drink of an alcoholic beverage in my life so I have never been close to drunk, but I have dealt with drunks before. One of the best kids at our school got in trouble for being drunk on campus. He was a freshman. He served his time (suspension) and remained a good kid throughout high school. Kids (even 20-something year old kids) will say and do things under the influence of alcohol that they never would say or do. I saw somewhere in this thread that being drunk just lowered his inhibitions or something and that he must had racist tendencies to begin with. I don't know about that but I do know this. I never use curse words...but, after reading posts on this site since 2006 and on the other sites before this, I do have to suppress the tendency to use those words in my speech. I never cuss but sometimes think in those terms...thanks to some of you guys here. I hate to think what a good dose of alcohol might bring out. Thanks a lot guys!
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White is a race. Male is a gender. And white males who make no effort to do otherwise, will identify most closely with other white males. Of course you look at this situation and empathize first and foremost with the white guy.

Remember when Roethlisberger raped a girl in a bar bathroom. He was young and drunk too.

Who gives a shit?

White males.

I sure don't.
 
Darla said:
White is a race. Male is a gender. And white males who make no effort to do otherwise, will identify most closely with other white males. Of course you look at this situation and empathize first and foremost with the white guy.

Remember when Roethlisberger raped a girl in a bar bathroom. He was young and drunk too.

Who gives a $&@%?

White males.

I sure don't.
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And I felt that Rothlesberger should have been punished more severely because his actions were ...

1. Of a physical nature
2. Violated another person
3. We're against a woman

I actually liked Rothlesberger before that incident. I haven't been able to root for the Steelers since...even when they play Satan's team, the Patriots. I think the two incidents are very different.
 
leaningright said:
And I felt that Rothlesberger should have been punished more severely because his actions were ...

1. Of a physical nature
2. Violated another person
3. We're against a woman

I actually liked Rothlesberger before that incident. I haven't been able to root for the Steelers since...even when they play Satan's team, the Patriots. I think the two incidents are very different.
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Yes they are very different. The point being that in both cases a drunken white male of a young age became hateful. Being drunk is not an excuse. It's not even a reason.
 
Darla said:
Yes they are very different. The point being that in both cases a drunken white male of a young age became hateful. Being drunk is not an excuse. It's not even a reason.
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OK, then we agree on that. My big deal is that no one was harmed in this incident and there are people calling for banning the young man from the league. That's a bit harsh in this case, IMO.
 
leaningright said:
OK, then we agree. My big deal is that no one was harmed in this incident and there are people calling for banning the young man from the league. That's a bit harsh.
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I wouldn't say no one was harmed. Who knows what harm he caused. Who knows how many black kids are fans of this team and come to find out that they are still just n-words in the locker room. I don't believe that white men get to measure the harm. They don't get to call when it's a foul and when it's not.

Either way in this case, he'll face his comeuppance because a lot of his teammates and opposing players are black and they aren't going to ask what you and Onceler think they should do. There are consequences that come with free speech, and there are so many suffering souls in this world that I don't have any sympathy to spare for this guy.
 
leaningright said:
OK, then we agree on that. My big deal is that no one was harmed in this incident and there are people calling for banning the young man from the league. That's a bit harsh in this case, IMO.
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Darla is racist herself, notice how she never ever criticises anyone other than white males.
 
Aoxomoxoa said:
Darla is racist herself, notice how she never ever criticises anyone other white males.
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Is this you "ignoring" me? Funny how it looks an awful lot like you being too big of a coward to address me directly so you gossip behind my back. You know who does things like that Tom?

Yep! Washerwomen
 
Tom claims to have me on ignore but groans my posts. LOL

He can't have me on ignore. You know who lies about having people on ignore?

Yep, I'm afraid so. It's Washerwomen alright. Washerwomen do that all the time
 
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