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You hypocrisy is shining nice and bright...keep it up. |
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beware of the phag. i'm pretty sure ku was so Posted on: December 12, 2013 at 07:31:57 CT SuperTone MU10,000 Posts Posts:72420 Member For:12.33 yrs Level:User M.O.B. Votes:0 homophobic when they came up with that saying that it pushed them to be so over the top in asking gays to come there now days. seriously, find someone who has taken a campus tour and ask them how much the school pushes the gay community on their campus. Report Message http://tigerboard.com/boards/missour...ssage=11397451 |
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But all the luck to him and Missouri. |
Yeah what a loaded program ROFL you are such a clown
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Ok...this is hilarious! ROFL |
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KU fans will get a laugh out of this. Some dude from CBS says Nebraskas resume is better than Kentuckys.
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Personally, I don't care what he does with his life. Even if I find his choices distasteful, I appreciate that what he's done required courage. Even if he is standing up for convictions that I disagree with. I don't see that as being "friendly" |
I purposefully left out the part about students cheering him on, because you're right: they are bound to be liberal. And especially so on this topic. To my point: it was the alums in the stands that stuck out to me. That screamed out hypocrisy in the worst way, and you know as well as I that at least a decent chunk of them turned when Sam announced. That's phony period.
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That would be phony, I agree, if you flipped on the issue just because it's one of your players.
But the context was that the football team was being honored for their Cotton Bowl win, and the whole team was there I think, it's just that Sam got a big cheer when he was on the board and such. (That's what I got from the highlights, anyway) So if someone was standing and cheering at that moment, that wouldn't be unusual. I think the way ESPN and others presented it might not have been exactly as it occurred. What I got was that if I had been there, I'd have probably been standing and clapping at that moment but not for Sam and his gayness, but for Sam as a great player in the team's football history and for the team in general |
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Now unfortunately it seems arrests and cover-ups have taken center stage. |
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That's a fair point. Judging from my Facebook feed I've noticed some long-time Mizzou friends suddenly turning into the biggest pro gay advocates imaginable. I know them much better than that. |
It's possible that the clips I saw didn't give the whole story and it was exactly like your FB feed, I don't really know.
A lot of people will just go with the flow, follow the crowd. Everyone has been guilty of that sometimes. |
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Wasn't the Bevo ' s lone recent championship on a fluke shot against a superior team? Seems like ages ago and I have no idea the player or the team.
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SEC envy. :p |
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Now obviously no team that ever won a major conference regular season championship has ever not been invited to the tourney so I suppose you're just splitting hairs. The important thing to remember is that once Mizzou won the Big 12 Tourney in 2012 they made the most of their NCAA Tournament run. |
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Most have agreed that we'd laugh at ku but show some support for the kid. Posted on: February 18, 2014 at 22:21:44 CT alwaysright MU Posts:16929 Member For:6.76 yrs Level:User M.O.B. Votes:0 |
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Showing how it's done
Mizzou students protected Michael Sam from seeing church protesters Updated: February 18, 2014, 6:14 PM ET By Rick Reilly | ESPN.com http://espn.go.com/college-football/...ng-michael-sam I love this latest generation of Americans, this Generation Y. Maybe when you're born with a computer in your hand, solutions come easy. They're givers, joiners and fixers. I wish I were one of them. Nothing proves it more than what happened Saturday in Columbia, Mo. It all started with the people I'd most like to see thrown into a wheat thresher -- the vile members of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan. These are the snakes who picket the funerals of U.S. soldiers, holding up their "God Hates bundle of stickss" signs as a sick protest against gays in the military. They're the scum who post things like, "Thank God for 10 more troop deaths. We're praying for 10,000 more." They're the soulless who threatened to picket the Sandy Hook funerals. Westboro announced it was coming to Columbia to picket Michael Sam, the Tigers' star defensive end who recently told the world he was gay. He was scheduled to pick up Mizzou's Cotton Bowl trophy at halftime of Saturday's Missouri basketball game against Tennessee, along with his teammates. "GOD H8S bundle of sticks FOOTBALL PLAYERS & THEIR ENABLERS," the Westboro yelled, in caps on its website, in announcing their plans to picket. The idea inflamed the campus. "We were angry," says Sam's teammate, senior left guard Max Copeland. "We're football players. We're protective. That's our brother." And it all just made you want to hurl -- until two Missouri coeds had an idea. "We wanted to do something to stand up to the hate," sophomore Alix Carruth said. "We're both Christians," sophomore Kelaney Lakers said. "We know that's not God. God is love." Their idea: Make a human wall to block out Westboro, a huge line of solidarity between their classmate and the Westboro stench. "A single line, arm-in-arm, a sign of One Mizzou," they wrote on Facebook. They called it #StandWithSam. And they made up 1,000 buttons to give out. It wasn't nearly enough. By 1:30 p.m. Saturday, along Stadium Boulevard, an estimated 2,000 people had come, forming a line that stretched almost half a mile long. Imagine that: 2,000 people -- students, parents, kids, the elderly, the straight and the gay -- willing to stand in the freezing Missouri winter to support a young man most of them had never met. "We turned our backs on [the WBC]," Copeland said. "That's how we stood -- a huge line with our backs to them. It was brilliant." It was peaceful and powerful and ... fun? People wore homemade "Stand With Sam" shirts. Two girls wore sweatshirts that said, "My God Likes Tigers Of All Stripes." Drivers honked, held up fists and thumbs-up. There was a can-can line, a guy in a Wookie costume, and a guy in a full-body tiger suit. "I was just so proud of them," Carruth said. Across the street, the 14 Westboro protesters looked very small indeed. Final score: Love 2,000, Hate 14. Copeland texted Sam a picture of the line, with the caption: "You're very loved today, brother." And what did Sam text back? "OMG!" It got better. At halftime, he got a standing ovation, more hugs than One Direction, and even a request from Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon: "Could I get a picture with you?" "Sam was just so moved," says a spokesman for Sam, who has asked out of interviews while he prepares for May's NFL draft, which will almost certainly make him the first openly gay active player in the league. "It was a huge day for him. A wonderful day. A life-changing day." Sam tweeted: Thank you for all of my Mizzou family for your support. Divided we are weak, Together we are Strong. #OneMizzou "Sam seems so happy," says Copeland, "like a man who's cast off this huge weight." So how do two devout Christians reconcile helping a man they consider a sinner? "Yes, practicing homsexuality is a sin," Lakers says. "But so is lying, so is cheating, so is coveting. I sin every day. God hates the sin, not the sinner. If God hated all the sinners, he'd hate me!" What does it all mean? It means this sport is ready for this. At the start of the 2013 season, Sam told his 105 teammates he was gay, then went out and became the SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year and led his team to a 12-2 record. If a gay man ruins the camaraderie of a locker room, I shudder to think how good Missouri would've been. It means this new generation is ready for this. It has found the way through. It's with respect and honor and love. Why didn't we think of that? It means the NFL better be ready for this. ESPN just surveyed 51 NFL players and seven of them said a player's sexual orientation matters to them. They worry too much. "It's not weird [being in the locker room with him]," Copeland says. "His new teammates are going to find out that (1) he's a great person and (2) he gets the job done." What happened in Missouri should sound very familiar to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. According to a Time magazine profile of Goodell in 2012, the commish would often form a one-man wall between bullies and his gay brother, Michael, when they were growing up. "Roger is very much a hero figure for me," Michael Goodell told Time. Now Goodell needs to build a much bigger wall in his NFL to stop the kind of gay-bashing, bullying and blackmail that went on in the Miami Dolphins' locker room last season. He needs to make a new league -- a safe and sane place to work -- and Michael Sam can be the symbol of that. And to think it took two sophomore Christian women in a red state in the middle of the country to show us how easy it could be. Thank you, Missouri. You showed us. |
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If a player from KU did the same thing, I'd be blown the f@%k away if there was absolutely zero jokes or homophobic garbage written on the INTERNET from the MU side. Anybody, anywhere can write out something stupid online with zero repercussions. And it's a rivalry...what the hell do you expect? If a player from Oregon came out and said they were gay, I highly doubt the overall tone of Tigerboard (or anywhere else you want to search for dirt) would be much different than it is right now. It'd be a topic/story for a day or two with most being in support of said player. Not a 2 week topic like it is now since it's one of OUR players. But I think you're trying to make some grander point and cast a hypocrite net over Mizzou fans which just isn't justified and is frankly getting old. You should really just give up on this one. It's only making you look petulant and bored. |
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Why? I'm not the only one who realizes your hypocrisy on this. It's so blatant even your own fan asked about it. There are literally thousands of gay-themed KU posts on Tigerboard. Blowing this fact off as "normal rivalry smack" with zero connection to gay people is pure foolishness and you're smarter than that. |
I admit, the way the MU team and university is handling the Sam story is very admirable. I'd like to think KU would handle it similarly, but, recently, forward thinking and Kansas don't go together.
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What about all the KU fans calling Mizzou fans, Slavers..Like they had anything to do with what happened over 200 years ago. What about all the KU fans calling Mizzou fans, MUorns..Like the people in the state of Missouri are any dumber than the people in the state of Kansas..show me proof of this. The reasons fans use such words, is because it rolls off the tongue so easily..it's just words that people use against their rivals or other teams. |
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See how easy that is? Now stop the bullshitting about there being no legitimate anti-gay connotations towards KU over the years. |
Was this ever really a conference realignment thread? Do you need the pretense to get your Border War jollies off?
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I and lots of other people, do not have a problem with Gays or whatever term you want to use. 20 years ago, I did have a problem with people with that lifestyle, but not anymore. Have you ever heard of the saying "People can change"? Just because I've changed my views on that lifestyle, does not mean I'm going to stop bashing KU(GAYU) at anytime..it's part of the rivalry. |
Quit being a dumb****. It's a childish chide that rhymes with KU.
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File this under stupid shit the NCAA does, and another example of how they are ****ing useless and clueless:
http://espn.go.com/college-football/...too-much-pasta |
I don't have a problem with gays. I don't give a rip what anyone wants to do in their own home. I also think people ought to lighten up vis-a-vis acting like saying "gayhawks" is like saying the n-word. It's just a sophomoric taunt.
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I was born in Baldwin City and graduated high school in Lawrence.
I don't even remember hearing "Gayhawks" or "Gay-U". Then again whenever I went to Royals, Chiefs or Kemper Arena I never saw any Missouri fans, never a one. Have things changed in Kansas City? |
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So what's the purpose here these last few pages? For Bitch and Bambi to illustrate how poor Kansas students have been unmercifully taunted by Missouri students? |
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But it's more of a testament to the attention mizzou has gained the last few years in the KC area. When before there was none now there definitely appears to be a presence whenever I'm home to visit. |
Do they even know what that cartoon chicken means in NYC?
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Same poster, different message
**BEFORE MICHAEL SAM:
[I] Posted on: December 12, 2013 at 07:31:57 CT SuperTone MU Posts:72420 Member For:12.33 yrs M.O.B. Votes:0 beware of the phag. i'm pretty sure ku was so homophobic when they came up with that saying that it pushed them to be so over the top in asking gays to come there now days. seriously, find someone who has taken a campus tour and ask them how much the school pushes the gay community on their campus. http://tigerboard.com/boards/missour...ssage=11397451 **AFTER MICHAEL SAM: Posted on: February 12, 2014 at 08:09:15 CT SuperTone MU Posts:72496 Member For:12.34 yrs M.O.B. Votes:0 Leave it to Sheldon to state the truth...Sam's sexuality doesn't matter. Time to talk about Sam the football player again. http://tigerboard.com/boards/missour...ssage=11583579 |
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Again...really struggling to find either the significance or reason behind you being an obsessed creep about this whole thing. Would you like a standing ovation?? Congrats, PB!!! Everybody give him a high five since he scoured the web and located some douchebag Mizzou poster on Tigerboard who is a flip-flopping troll. Get a life, dude. |
Oh, I'll bet I could find dozens of these types when I get home from work tonight. I'm pretty sure of it actually.
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I'll be pissing my pants in anticipation of your important investigation. |
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I knew PB was obsessed with Mizzou.....but damn
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Nebraska wins again :)
The move to the B1G is paying off just look at next years recruiting class in football. |
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Sorry Billay but you know it's coming. |
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“Pinkel was incredibly candid, eloquent today discussing Sam. My humble opinion, one of his finest (half) hours in 13-plus years at Mizzou.” Dave Matter, @Dave_Matter, MU beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, on Pinkel’s press conference Monday, Twitter GH: Missouri’s athletic department over the past 15 years is a New York Times best seller waiting to be written. It would also make a fabulous mini-series in the hands of AMC. This story contains greed, sex, betrayal, jailhouse tapes, adultery, drugs, suicide, gay sex, billionaires and very few championships for all that trouble. http://www.greghallkc.com/index.php/...ies/#more-5774 |
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