landscapingvol
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I’m definitely not an Eminem fan but can you not acknowledge the difference between song lyrics and emails sent to a work address? Eminem is also not leading men and he does not have a working relationship with Moby. I understand your consistency argument but context always matters.
He said Eric Reid should be fired and the comment about DeMaurice Smith was absolutely racial. If a Semitic trope would have been referenced, many less would plead ignorance.
I also have a feeling more is coming…
Right because publicly berating someone and hurling anti gay slurs at them to sell records, I agree it's different.... Much worse IMO, yet here the NFL is about to celebrate one at the biggest event of the year while blacklisting the other.I’m definitely not an Eminem fan but can you not acknowledge the difference between song lyrics and emails sent to a work address? Eminem is also not leading men and he does not have a working relationship with Moby. I understand your consistency argument but context always matters.
Self-righteous anger against people who have never done you any harm seems like the perfect way to change the world.
But I'm just an uninformed hick.
Eminem is one of the few hip hop artists that has actually been called out for homophobia. I wonder why that is?I’m definitely not an Eminem fan but can you not acknowledge the difference between song lyrics and emails sent to a work address? Eminem is also not leading men and he does not have a working relationship with Moby. I understand your consistency argument but context always matters.
Lol. He said someone should be fired? That is your ammo?
How was the Smith comment racial? He never mentioned a race?
If a NBA scouting report says a white player can’t jump well, is that racist?
Anyone with a brain isn't going to argue the NFL isn't hypocritical. They are a poster for hypocrisy. Always have been, which is why this Gruden issue is so polarizing
Forget about the NFL for a moment, any organization would have fired an employee in a managerial role for sending out emails denigrating gay and female employees. That's not anything new to societyIt’s just absurd. Had he mentioned race, I’d be down with it. He didn’t, he made a disparaging remark against a particular person. People do it everyday. It isn’t right, but it is done.
Not sure moving to a society where you get this treatment for such a minor issue, is a good thing. And again, completely subjective and hypocritical.
Forget about the NFL for a moment, any organization would have fired an employee in a managerial role for sending out emails denigrating gay and female employees. That's not anything new to society
Happens to me all the time. This lady I work with was making fun of me because of my good looks. Too bad most of those old bags are ugly as sin and I can’t retort with the appropriate responses.True. We’ve become a little too sensitive in my opinion. I’ve had plenty of non White not straight male coworkers, where we make fun of each other’s differences openly.
Of course those situations exist harmlessly. If you're a manager, you wouldn't send out emails to another manager disparaging those same guys. Surely you can see the difference in the two events.True. We’ve become a little too sensitive in my opinion. I’ve had plenty of non White not straight male coworkers, where we make fun of each other’s differences openly.
In case you missed it, he wasn't a manager at the time. He wasn't even employed by the NFL at the time. So, where is the issue now?Of course those situations exist harmlessly. If you're a manager, you wouldn't send out emails to another manager disparaging those same guys. Surely you can see the difference in the two events.
