Thank you for putting up a video of Mr. Watt. He died in March 2021, it would be good for all who read this to pray for his soul, may he rest in peace. I always listened to his talks gladly, I hope that his soul was saved.
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Thank you for putting up a video of Mr. Watt. He died in March 2021, it would be good for all who read this to pray for his soul, may he rest in peace. I always listened to his talks gladly, I hope that his soul was saved.
My favorite point that he makes is that men feel powerless at work, on the roads, really everywhere these days. So it makes sense that they'd look for power in other places, even in a fantasy role. Hence, the rabid "fanatic" that many of these men become when watching their favorite sports team.
Most guys have demanding bosses and nagging wives, with the majority of these men falling short in life. But when their team wins, it allows them to "win in life" if even just for one day.
I admit myself to playing fantasy baseball, although I play for money. It gives me the sense of placing myself in the GM's position of a team, something I never will be able to actually experience myself. I can buy low and sell high on players (much like stocks) and have the same feeling as being a successful investor. This hobby is something that I can't give up. Even for me, sports has become too essential here in the US to completely ignore it.
I do think though that removing yourself from a fanbase is liberating. Even though I still watch football to appreciate the skills of certain players and keep tabs on my "stocks", I am no longer on the emotional rollercoaster during games. This at least allows me to appreciate skills, without actually idolizing anyone or any team.
Nothing wrong with playing fatasy sports, video games or watching tv. It’s all about moderation and self discipline. You can’t let’s entertainment and relaxation take the priority in your day.
I only accidentally discovered who won when watching footage of hordes of
I had to look this up and somehow I am not shocked. If LA fans act this way after their team wins, imagine the damage they would have caused if their team lost! The city is filled with thugs and this just makes me despise the NFL more. The vandalism may not be directly the NFL's fault, but seeing fans act like this is yet another issue to turn me off of pro (or college) sports.
Of course, the NFL stood up (or I should say 'kneeled down') for BLM so in a way they also encourage this kind of behavior.
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This is just another excuse for lawlessness when the city lets the inmates run the asylum after drunken celebration. Not really sure NFL or sports entertainment in general really has much to do with it.I had to look this up and somehow I am not shocked. If LA fans act this way after their team wins, imagine the damage they would have caused if their team lost! The city is filled with thugs and this just makes me despise the NFL more. The vandalism may not be directly the NFL's fault, but seeing fans act like this is yet another issue to turn me off of pro (or college) sports.
Of course, the NFL stood up (or I should say 'kneeled down') for BLM so in a way they also encourage this kind of behavior.
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I wonder was it due to being authentically happy that their team won or was it just a good excuse to riot and cause mayhem? There were a lot of sports-induced riots in the 2000s. I actually got caught up in a couple of them when Boston won a few championships. We really haven't seen a lot of this occurring since then, which is good. Of course, today, the riots that happen are driven by political reasons.
It might be an excuse just as the police killing someone is an excuse to loot and riot.
What is scarier is that this also happens in many flagship university towns. These universities are harder to get accepted in vs. smaller regional ones and in theory the students are supposed to be above average in intelligence. If these students can't control themselves after a sports victory now, what will they be like as leaders/managers in the future? I think we know the answer to this question.
I wouldn't be surprised if the average IQ of people that watch pro sports has dropped in the last 10 years. After all, why would intelligent and moral Americans support organizations that openly support LGBT and racial division (BLM=Black lives are more important)? The NFL is pro-BLM and we know many BLM supporters are also violent. I have to assume most NFL fans that buy tickets are pro-BLM as well, so it is not a surprise these fans lack self-control.
I was never a football fan (I follow this thread because I am interested in what people on this forum think of the NFL changes), but I used to like the NBA and MLB. I just can't watch anymore knowing how these organizations are so openly immoral and hypocritical.
Sports fans have always been violent, going all the way back to the Byzantine Empire, when the Nika riots erupted on January 13, 532 A.D. after chariot races at the Hippodrome in Constantinople, which burned or destroyed nearly half of the city. Even the magnificent Hagia Sophia church
was burned (it was later rebuilt). The Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, after some dithering, sent in his army and the soldiers slaughtered tens of thousands of rioters.
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Imagine being such a diehard sports fan you literally die hard.
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Cops tell TMZ that ex-NFL player Brendan Langley was arrested and charged with simple assault. Video, which you can see below shows Langley beating the living daylights out of a United Airlines employee.
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This shouldn't happen, but to be fair, he's dealing with United.
The best part is the woman at the end thinking she'll solve the problem by waving her hand
WATCH: Ex-NFL Player Beats Up Airline Staffer - Todd Starnes
Todd’s new book makes a great addition to your library — Culture Jihad: How to Stop the Left From Killing
Cops tell TMZ that ex-NFL player Brendan Langley was arrested and charged with simple assault. Video, which you can see below shows Langley beating the living daylights out of a United Airlines employee.
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This shouldn't happen, but to be fair, he's dealing with United.
The best part is the woman at the end thinking she'll solve the problem by waving her hand
The airline employee wasn't backing down. He was ready to go!
WATCH: Ex-NFL Player Beats Up Airline Staffer - Todd Starnes
Todd’s new book makes a great addition to your library — Culture Jihad: How to Stop the Left From Killing
Cops tell TMZ that ex-NFL player Brendan Langley was arrested and charged with simple assault. Video, which you can see below shows Langley beating the living daylights out of a United Airlines employee.
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This shouldn't happen, but to be fair, he's dealing with United.
The best part is the woman at the end thinking she'll solve the problem by waving her hand
Stay classy, New Jersey.
(From the perspective of a European) I've seen people online say that the NFL is boring for any outsiders, now I've never watched NFL in my life but I can imagine a combination of instant gratification and other sports on the rise in the US the NFL is losing popularity.
Stuff like F1 and MLS seems to be on the rise, and even those sports are suffering from youngsters turning to Tik Tok. The latter is kind of relatable as I often tend to look on my phone whenever I watch a football match or an F1 race, unless it is a significant event to me personally.
Stuff like F1 and MLS seems to be on the rise, and even those sports are suffering from youngsters turning to Tik Tok. The latter is kind of relatable as I often tend to look on my phone whenever I watch a football match or an F1 race, unless it is a significant event to me personally.
WATCH: Ex-NFL Player Beats Up Airline Staffer - Todd Starnes
Todd’s new book makes a great addition to your library — Culture Jihad: How to Stop the Left From Killing
Cops tell TMZ that ex-NFL player Brendan Langley was arrested and charged with simple assault. Video, which you can see below shows Langley beating the living daylights out of a United Airlines employee.
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This shouldn't happen, but to be fair, he's dealing with United.
The best part is the woman at the end thinking she'll solve the problem by waving her hand
Looks like the United employee threw the first slap? And kept going back for more? Those guys got a little too gleeful with enforcing the mask mandates. Perhaps tried to exercise that lost power with the wrong guy.