This is how a popular sports league dies – with an arrogant escalation based on a stupid politically correct culture that coddles athletes.
That is it, make no mistake. For when Houston Texans owner Bob McNair said we can’t have the inmates running the prison, he said nothing we all haven’t said a million times.
This is how a popular sports league dies – with an arrogant escalation based on a stupid politically correct culture that coddles athletes.
That is it make no mistake. For when Houston Texans owner Bob McNair said we can’t have the inmates running the prison, he said nothing we all haven’t said a million times.
It is a common cliché that works for children, employees, for darn near anything that has gotten so out of control as to be ridiculous.
That is where we are – we have reached absurd levels with these protests and now instead of being angry or sad, I am just laughing.
According to Yahoo Sports, the entire Texans team considered a walkout today but only star receiver DeAndre Hopkins actually did it.
And then it gets even more nuts, Texans offensive tackle Duane Brown said McNair’s comments sickened” him and claimed the whole team is planning something for Sunday to protest the owner.
“This is bigger than just the protests,” Brown said, “This is the view of player-owner relationship. This is how you view us. You’re an inmate, we can’t let you guys out of line. We can’t let you speak for yourself. We can’t let you have your own beliefs. That’s what it feels like. It’s a bad situation.”
No it just means he is the boss and you work for him – what is the big deal?
It is a common phrase used a million times a day – we can’t let inmates run the asylum, why is it wrong to use here?
Via (Lutchman)
