Cam Newton: In America . . . a Black man can never be “too” paranoid.

Black Athlete Sports Network ^ | April 3, 2015 | Desi Cortez

[2ndDivisionVet]

The author

[UCANSEE2]

One day, he will make someone a fine wife.

[Usagi_yo]

I don’t think White people can be overly paranoid either.

[ConorMacNessa]

It's not paranoia - they're out to destroy us!

"I am an American fighting man. I serve in the forces which guard my country and our way of life.
I am prepared to give my life in their defense."

[OldSmaj]

Racist bullshit, much?

Asshole.

[Sgt_Schultze]

That was a mess of stupidity and idiocy

Here's a video of another who speaks about as impressively as this guy writes.

[Fungi]

Truth?

[Popman]

Ok.... I have pretty high level of reading comprehension....

I guess I need to learn how blacks think to understand this mess of crap he wrote...

[tet68]

In America, a Black person can never be “too” paranoid . . . never, ever.

Neither can any AMERICAN with the likes of Obama
at the helm.

I don’t care your “color”, do you stand for the
Constitution? Will you see it restored as the
guarantor of our freedom?

If yes, you are my countryman and I will die for you.
If NO, you are a traitor. Death to traitors and tyrants!
Divine providence, watch over our people. Amen.

[tet68]

He’d make the perfect wife for Professor Britanney...

[tet68]

Allen West would set this clueless idiot straight
out behind the latrine.

[Steely Tom]

The story at that "Black Athlete Sports Network" hasn't attracted very many comments.

Well, actually it has so far attracted zero comments.

[driftless2]

"no comments"

What can you say to someone stupid enough to believe a pro team would draft a black qb and deliberately surround him with poor talent so he could fail? You might ask this dope why then would the team draft him in the first place. He was right...he is crazy.

[Steely Tom]

What can you say to someone stupid enough to believe a pro team would draft a black qb and deliberately surround him with poor talent so he could fail?

Yeah, that's some deep thinking there.

[struggle]

Maybe Cam should win some games now and then.

[Joe Boucher]

Shake down colleges that will pay u to. Play there a hole?
Then belittle em and the u.s.?
You piece of crap cam?
You reporbate mookabooker?

[Gil4]

Recall other infamous Super Bowl MVP disses – Montana over Rice, Elway over Terrell Davis . . .

Doug Williams over Tim Smith. OK, maybe not.

[Gargantua]

I remember Obama saying in his "autobiography" that his grandmother was a, "...typical white woman. If she sees a black man approaching her as she's walking down the street, she'd change sides of the street to avoid him."

The truly sad part of that is that he really believes that this is "typical white behavior," despite that the average white person finds the suggestion ridiculous. I know no one who does this.

How can we expect better from impressionable young black men with this deplorable example being set from the White Hut?

[driftless2]

I rarely watch pro football, so I have no idea if Newton is good or not. But I've read similar articles by paranoid black scribblers who seriously believe that pro teams would draft a black player only to want him to fail.

I guess it never occurred to the black writer that (1) Newton might not be a very good player (2) the rest of his team and coaches might not be very good and (3) the whole team org. might be screwed up.

Nah, can't be that. The owners (unlike all other owners who love to win) would actually rather lose than have a successful black qb who leads the team to the SuperBowl. I've read similar articles, but this one might be the craziest.

[Steely Tom]

Author Desi Cortez previous story on Black Athlete Sports Network was published January 21, 2015 (i.e. 72 days ago, Mr. Cortez obviously pacing his output so his career as a sports commentator doesn't peak too early) was an equally perspicacious missive on Bill Belichick and the "Deflategate" pseudo-scandal.

That one shows zero comments as well.

Perhaps his amazing insights simply leave Desi Cortez's legions of readers speechless. Equally possible is that they are left breathless, or perhaps brainless.