Posted on 02/01/2019 5:05:38 AM PST by raccoonradio
Edited on 02/01/2019 8:11:49 AM PST by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
First World problems. Slave descendants are fortunate to live in this country. Their distant cousins fare far worse in this cruel world.
I don’t care!
The NFL can self-destruct without me, because I am not watching and I don’t care!
Did I mention that I don’t care?
"The NFL owners, they only see the bottom line. Let's be frank," he told AFP.
No, YOU be Frank, Vic. :0)
Good God they suck. Hate them.
Neither will I, but it’s very interesting as a commercial phenomenon.
Why Super Bowl Ads Have Become a Harder Sell
Check out the spin. And no discussion of makegoods.
Maybe P-hish
All race all the time. It’s sickening.
Interesting. The Wall Street Journal doesn’t have anything on this. Maybe they’ll analyze the ad metrics after the fact.
Isn’t “Up With People” available?
Moron 6 was already booked somewhere else.
“Since 2016 the NFL has seen its reputation increasingly challenged after Kaepernick began taking a knee during the playing of the national anthem, a bid to draw attention to racial injustice.”
The only “racial injustice” I see is young blacks are less than 10% of the population, yet commit more than 50% of murders nationwide. I see racial injustice in FBI stats that show the number of white women, some quite elderly, raped by blacks, and zero black women raped by whites. Homie need to clean up his act.
If they’re bad, and I suspect they will be, the stories will likely get spiked or spun.
How about Alabama?
I will have to read the after action reports. The NFL is banned in my home.
Really? Since when? I think you meant LA.
If you want REAL Atlanta sound, ask the Allman Bros to come out of retirement. Or get the Black Crowes. Or Lynyrd Skynyrd. Or .38 Special. Even REM is Georgian.
Spun, certainly. The WSJ is serious about what sells, not about what doesn’t.
I read the 1850s threads from Homer_J_Simpson. There is often a fashion spread in “Harper’s Weekly,” obviously aimed at the well-off rather than those in rags. However, there is a mildly ironic tone to the clothing commentary, and a strongly ironic tone in cartoons and editorial comments.
The Wall Street Journal, by contrast, is never ironic about fashion or personal consumption articles. It’s all very “straight-reportage,” as if normal people out in the real world are expected to find it serious, important, and seriously important.
And it won't stop until we be pickin' dey cotton.
Literally, not figuratively as with Welfare, Affirmative Action, etc.
Back when the Bill Clinton was in office there was some event down at the mall in Washington DC being televised, I think it might have been the 4th of July... Anyway, there was this one segment that I happened to catch on the tube and it was Vernon Reid from Living Colour, John Fogerty from CCR, and Bill Clinton on the tenor sax. It was God awful ... but perhaps they can be booked for the Super Bowl Halftime this year too.
It was better with “Up With People!”
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