Dr. Z’s "I’m a poor black O-lineman story

[Animalmuther0]

Check outthis story from SI's Dr. Z. He writes this story as a Black O-lineman. Wonder how bad the white O-lineman have it?

Pretty nauseating, but he is just playing the caste card.

 

[Freedom]

"White leadership usually is an on-field thing, and most of the time it'll come from a great quarterback, a field leader. "

Yeah. Whites can only be field leaders. They can't lead off the field. The brothers need credit for their off field leadership. When weed is needed, the brothers bring it. When prostitutes are needed, the brothers bring them. The NFL should have an award for the most valuable off field leader.

I guess the only reason whites are in the NFL at all is to win games.

 

[Ground Fighter]

I guess the only reason whites are in the NFL at all is to win games.

This just proves that blacks cannot successfully run anything, from governments to a football teams, without some form of leadership from Whites.Edited by: Ground Fighter

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

the double-standard double-speak in that "article" was just pathetically, sickenly disgusting. give it a rest already.

once again, black solidarity is expressed and appreciated. "blacks only respect other blacks when it comes to leadership, blah blah bah..."

somehow this is okay? how the

is this okay and normal, but white solidarity is to be avoided at all costs? i REALLY want to break something right now... and i wish it could be the caste system.

the day i feel sorry for the "poor, opressed, black afalete" is the day i stick a gun in my mouth and end it .

 

[Ground Fighter]

How about this article:

"I'm a Poor, White, NFL Cornerback"

Oh wait, thats right, no such species exists.

 

[PitBull]

At least the guy admitted that there is a black/white schism that pervades
every single locker room in the NFL. If there are any doubters about racial
politics in the NFL, you've got a sportswriter with 40 years of experience you
can now quote, a mainsteram one, that verifies that it definitely exists. That
merit is not the only thing that matters to NFL players and coaches--race,
racial politics, and and racial solidarity play a big role too. And if they do,
because we now have verification that they do, how does that MANIFEST
itself in the NFL? Playing time? Quitting on a coach? Etc.?

There you go! One of the basic premises of CasteFootball has been
confirmed by the MSM!

Merry Christmas everybody!