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bored wrote:his mom said something in the lines that she wanted him to play for a black coach, which is racist but i dont really think teddy is racist


bored wrote:his mom said something in the lines that she wanted him to play for a black coach, which is racist but i dont really think teddy is racist


Canes_Knights wrote:Jesus, what kind of black people are you guys hanging out with?

FSUseminoles91 wrote:bored wrote:his mom said something in the lines that she wanted him to play for a black coach, which is racist but i dont really think teddy is racist
Sounds like something a black person would say. And if a white mom said she wanted her son to play for a white coach, she'd be practically burned at the stake.
It is true that many African American parents still hold this resentment towards white people when probably 90% of the people they will interact with on a daily basis are in no way racist and were never around during the oppressive times. They really need to get the fuck over it and accept that they have just as much freedom and opportunity as any other race...they just choose to fall into the wrong crowd and make poor decisions, thus further pulling down the race as a whole even further. Nobody is trying to keep you down; there are WAY more programs and organizations created to help minorities than there are for whites. If you don't make it, that's on you.
I really do applaud the successful black people, and those kids going to college because I realize it's not an easy thing to do, and they are at somewhat of a disadvantage being born into such terrible situations. It's refreshing to see them get out of the poverty and life of crime and make something of themselves.


Gurley4Heisman wrote:FSUseminoles91 wrote:bored wrote:his mom said something in the lines that she wanted him to play for a black coach, which is racist but i dont really think teddy is racist
Sounds like something a black person would say. And if a white mom said she wanted her son to play for a white coach, she'd be practically burned at the stake.
It is true that many African American parents still hold this resentment towards white people when probably 90% of the people they will interact with on a daily basis are in no way racist and were never around during the oppressive times. They really need to get the fuck over it and accept that they have just as much freedom and opportunity as any other race...they just choose to fall into the wrong crowd and make poor decisions, thus further pulling down the race as a whole even further. Nobody is trying to keep you down; there are WAY more programs and organizations created to help minorities than there are for whites. If you don't make it, that's on you.
I really do applaud the successful black people, and those kids going to college because I realize it's not an easy thing to do, and they are at somewhat of a disadvantage being born into such terrible situations. It's refreshing to see them get out of the poverty and life of crime and make something of themselves.
Holy fuck!! :shocker 20??? :thought


FSUseminoles91 wrote:Canes_Knights wrote:Jesus, what kind of black people are you guys hanging out with?
If you don't think a large number of blacks still resent whitey, well then, you must be living under a rock.

FSUseminoles91 wrote:bored wrote:his mom said something in the lines that she wanted him to play for a black coach, which is racist but i dont really think teddy is racist
Sounds like something a black person would say. And if a white mom said she wanted her son to play for a white coach, she'd be practically burned at the stake.
It is true that many African American parents still hold this resentment towards white people when probably 90% of the people they will interact with on a daily basis are in no way racist and were never around during the oppressive times. They really need to get the fuck over it and accept that they have just as much freedom and opportunity as any other race...they just choose to fall into the wrong crowd and make poor decisions, thus further pulling down the race as a whole even further. Nobody is trying to keep you down; there are WAY more programs and organizations created to help minorities than there are for whites. If you don't make it, that's on you.
I really do applaud the successful black people, and those kids going to college because I realize it's not an easy thing to do, and they are at somewhat of a disadvantage being born into such terrible situations. It's refreshing to see them get out of the poverty and life of crime and make something of themselves.

canesupremacy wrote:Yes the coach thing happened. TBW was committed to a terrible coach in randy shannon. Him and all his teammates were committed and not looking elsewhere but shannon gets fired so they all commit to brand new HC charlie strong without being recruited. They refuses to meet with al golden. Their HS coaches then threw cheap shots at Al for how dare he take a job from a black man.

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