The Insane "Social Justice" Thread pt IV

[JettaKnight]

Huh? This wasn't just any wedding. He's a newspaper owner and former politician in England. Yeah, they had security.

Like I said, for me Australian accent == nails on a chalkboard.


But this is the internet, so I don't need to be informed to comment!

 

[KLB]

 

[jamil]

See? THAT’S commitment. Literally, put your skin in the game.

 

[KLB]

See? THAT’S commitment. Literally, put your skin in the game.

And bones

 

[actaeon277]

Oh no..


Anyway

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

 

[BugI02]

Paging Mr Darwin. White courtesy phone, please

 

[nonobaddog]

Seems to me a jackhammer would do the job good enough.

 

[nonobaddog]

Seems to me a jackhammer would do the job good enough.

 

[DadSmith]

Whitlock: ESPN’s latest ‘courage’ award reaches a new low, surpassing Caitlyn Jenner | Blaze Media

ESPN, the worldwide leader in lies, seems rather determined to redefine and lower the standard for what constitutes courage. How else do we explain that in the course of two decades, the network’s award for courage went from Pat Tillman sacrificing his life in military combat to a group of lying...

www.theblaze.com

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Whitlock: ESPN’s latest ‘courage’ award reaches a new low, surpassing Caitlyn Jenner | Blaze Media

ESPN, the worldwide leader in lies, seems rather determined to redefine and lower the standard for what constitutes courage. How else do we explain that in the course of two decades, the network’s award for courage went from Pat Tillman sacrificing his life in military combat to a group of lying...

www.theblaze.com

The Pat Tillman award went to the group of trainers etc. that saved Damar Hamlin's life on the field. I don't know what they're talking about in that article.

 

[oze]

Whitlock: ESPN’s latest ‘courage’ award reaches a new low, surpassing Caitlyn Jenner | Blaze Media

ESPN, the worldwide leader in lies, seems rather determined to redefine and lower the standard for what constitutes courage. How else do we explain that in the course of two decades, the network’s award for courage went from Pat Tillman sacrificing his life in military combat to a group of lying...

www.theblaze.com

Has anybody had any success at managing cookie preferences on the blaze.com web site? The site allows me to see my cookie settings, but not to change them. After seeing the personal data that the site collects, no way will I be spending any time there, even with an active tracker blocker. One would hope that an ostensibly conservative web site wouldn't participate in this ********, but I guess one would have to be incredibly naive to do so.

 

[KLB]

Has anybody had any success at managing cookie preferences on the blaze.com web site? The site allows me to see my cookie settings, but not to change them. After seeing the personal data that the site collects, no way will I be spending any time there, even with an active tracker blocker. One would hope that an ostensibly conservative web site wouldn't participate in this ********, but I guess one would have to be incredibly naive to do so.

I can change mine.

Try deleting them and see if it lets you set them again

 

[rhamersley]

The Pat Tillman award went to the group of trainers etc. that saved Damar Hamlin's life on the field. I don't know what they're talking about in that article.

The article was talking about the Arthur Ashe Courage award, not the Tillman award.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

The article was talking about the Arthur Ashe Courage award, not the Tillman award.

I know, but it kept referring to Pat Tillman. The two had nothing to do with one another.

 

[DadSmith]

Has anybody had any success at managing cookie preferences on the blaze.com web site? The site allows me to see my cookie settings, but not to change them. After seeing the personal data that the site collects, no way will I be spending any time there, even with an active tracker blocker. One would hope that an ostensibly conservative web site wouldn't participate in this ********, but I guess one would have to be incredibly naive to do so.

What browser are you using?

 

[rhamersley]

I know, but it kept referring to Pat Tillman. The two had nothing to do with one another.

I think they were saying that Tillman was awarded the Ashe award posthumously sometime in the past. That's the confusion.

 

[nonobaddog]

I think they were saying that Tillman was awarded the Ashe award posthumously sometime in the past. That's the confusion.

Right.
Pat Tillman received the Arthur Ashe Courage award in 2003. This award is given as part of the ESPYs. They are using this deserving award as a comparison to the crap awarding of the Arthur Ashe Courage award to the mostly female soccer players.

I don't see where the article says anything about the Pat Tillman Award - does not mention it.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Right.
Pat Tillman received the Arthur Ashe Courage award in 2003. This award is given as part of the ESPYs. They are using this deserving award as a comparison to the crap awarding of the Arthur Ashe Courage award to the mostly female soccer players.

I don't see where the article says anything about the Pat Tillman Award - does not mention it.

Just confusion on my part (and coincidence) since I had just seen the story about the Pat Tillman award going to the training staff that saved Hamlin. At first I thought that's what they were going to be referring to.

 

[oze]

What browser are you using?

Firefox Focus