Revisiting Racial Overtones in American Sports - Part I
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by user Tyrone Briggs
I ain't going to lie. Webservices such as ArmchairGM that purposefully cater to elitist privileged prep school punks, burnouts and know-nothing pseudointellectual silverspooned college brats that cannot distinguish from the uber-liberal utopic envisioned social fantasy classroom world from the mean streets of America make me sick.
For sometime, I've contemplated a purpose to revisiting this cess pool of self-righteousness. After-all, Leslie Monteiro a.k.a Cabbage Patch Kid has been thoroughly outed and apologized for past transgressions. Forgiven and forgotten Leslie. Life moves forward.
However, unexpectedly a new mission has unfolded here that must be fulfilled before this pathetic tadpoles actually attempt to mature and leap out of the goldfish bowl only to be unceremoniously clobbered by a less forgiving harsh world. It has been fruitlessly argued that politics and sports don't mix. I disagree. All sporting events are a microcosm towards "the grander picture" of political ambivalence and prestige. To separate one from the other is to suggest that Church and State are segregated. Anyone ask the President on his latest conversation with God?
Thus, a new purpose for my existence here at ArmchairGM presents upon itself as a new running series of our country's favorite pasttime debate of racial politics and sports. Of course this will be denounced by the majority of the brainwashed posting youngsters, however this pursuit of self-evident truth must be re-explored before certain individuals attempt to co-exist in the real world. The frequency of posts relating to this topic is anybody's guess but one thing is for certain. Great debate, anger, scorn, resentment and true feelings will all present themselves front and center.
I tremendously look forward with great excitement to your rush of comments and suggestions for topics.
