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[DavidGordonsFoot]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Aaron Rodgers is a douche too.

super-sized

[flyingelvii]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Aaron Rodgers is a douche too.

But he's white so old sportswriters don't get up in arms about him doing something they don't understand. Old white people love insurance.

[twballgame9]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Aaron Rodgers is a douche too.

But he's white so old sportswriters don't get up in arms about him doing something they don't understand. Old white people love insurance.

Fair enough. Endless Mike's crusade did not seem limited to old sportswriters.

[flyingelvii]

Sure but they largely set the tone for the national agenda because people are dumb and are bad at thinking for themselves.

[eagle9903]

Sure but they largely set the tone for the national agenda because people are dumb and are bad at thinking for themselves.

I'd love to see the breakdown of pieces critical of Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship vs. pieces saying that people who criticize Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship are doing so because they are racist.

I'd imagine its not really very lopsided towards the former and therefore the national agenda is probably not very uniform.

[twballgame9]

Sure but they largely set the tone for the national agenda because people are dumb and are bad at thinking for themselves.

I'd love to see the breakdown of pieces critical of Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship vs. pieces saying that people who criticize Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship are doing so because they are racist.

I'd imagine its not really very lopsided towards the former and therefore the national agenda is probably not very uniform.

Your agenda against tall QBs is evident.

[eagle9903]

Sure but they largely set the tone for the national agenda because people are dumb and are bad at thinking for themselves.

I'd love to see the breakdown of pieces critical of Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship vs. pieces saying that people who criticize Cam Newton for excessive celebration/arrogance/poor sportsmanship are doing so because they are racist.

I'd imagine its not really very lopsided towards the former and therefore the national agenda is probably not very uniform.

Your agenda against tall QBs is evident.

I believe it is "You're agenda"

[Ben Roethlisberger]

All of you are acting like he raped some underage woman in a bar bathroom. All the guy does is dance after he makes a successful play. People have always complained about that whether it be Mark Gastineau after a sack, Terrell Owens after a touchdown or Ray Lewis after a murder. There's not as much racism as there is spazism.

[DavidGordonsFoot]

All of you are acting like he raped some underage woman in a bar bathroom. All the guy does is dance after he makes a successful play. People have always complained about that whether it be Mark Gastineau after a sack, Terrell Owens after a touchdown or Ray Lewis after a murder. There's not as much racism as there is spazism.

This is a weak effort even for you.

[DuchesneEast]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

I call bullshit, Rodgers grabbing his waist is a lot different than dancing in front of a DB for a minute like some douche. The belt isnt showing anyone up like Cam did. He is a turd.

[twballgame9]

Rodgers is pretty much a turd.

[flyingelvii]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

I call bullshit, Rodgers grabbing his waist is a lot different than dancing in front of a DB for a minute like some douche. The belt isnt showing anyone up like Cam did. He is a turd.

Meh, they're pretty much both showing up their opponents in different ways. I don't really care either way but I don't see much difference between the varying degrees of celebration. Don't let him score.

[Reverend Mike]

This Newton fellow is much too flashy for me. But I'm no stick in the mud. No sir. I enjoy the odd end zone celebration now and then (as long as it consists of a recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a Masonic Handshake with the referee and a hearty "huzzah!" to the schoolmarms and spinster librarians in attendance).

Heck, I don't mind if things in the stands get a little rowdy either. Why, one time I saw a man waving a pennant with such abandon that I was moved to say "hey fella, did you have too much hair tonic at the gin joint?" That was how recklessly he was waving it. I can assure you it was quite spirited, but I rather enjoyed it.

[Endless Mike]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Jar Jar Watts, Travis Kelce and Carson Palmer were the first to come to mind, but Discount Doublcheck is a good one too.

[Endless Mike]

This Newton fellow is much too flashy for me. But I'm no stick in the mud. No sir. I enjoy the odd end zone celebration now and then (as long as it consists of a recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a Masonic Handshake with the referee and a hearty "huzzah!" to the schoolmarms and spinster librarians in attendance).

Heck, I don't mind if things in the stands get a little rowdy either. Why, one time I saw a man waving a pennant with such abandon that I was moved to say "hey fella, did you have too much hair tonic at the gin joint?" That was how recklessly he was waving it. I can assure you it was quite spirited, but I rather enjoyed it.

This is everything.

[twballgame9]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Jar Jar Watts, Travis Kelce and Carson Palmer were the first to come to mind, but Discount Doublcheck is a good one too.

Never pegged you for lame apologist race-baiting. Cam Newton is a flaming fucking douche. As is Discount Double Loss.

[dtwalrus]

This Newton fellow is much too flashy for me. But I'm no stick in the mud. No sir. I enjoy the odd end zone celebration now and then (as long as it consists of a recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a Masonic Handshake with the referee and a hearty "huzzah!" to the schoolmarms and spinster librarians in attendance).

Heck, I don't mind if things in the stands get a little rowdy either. Why, one time I saw a man waving a pennant with such abandon that I was moved to say "hey fella, did you have too much hair tonic at the gin joint?" That was how recklessly he was waving it. I can assure you it was quite spirited, but I rather enjoyed it.

This is everything.

I missed this the first time around. Thoroughly enjoyed it the second though.

[Endless Mike]

Yeah, I don't think it takes a BLM jackwad since it actually is racist as are most of the assbaskets criticizing Newton.

Wait... so commenting about a prima donna (who has been singularly focused on drawing attention to his accomplishments) wanting to have nothing to do with the media after he played one of the laziest, uninspired games of any QB in the history of the Super Bowl is fine... but, if he is black, it's racist. I like how the Twitterverse is jumping to Cam with racism defenses for his childish actions yet would rip the fuck out of Brady for a single overthrown pass.

Given how he ended up at Auburn (something that no one ever mentions), I'm wondering if Cam was on the take. The margin of victory is essentially his 2 really bad fumbles (not even mentioning the terrible decisions and throws he made throughout the game).

As for Peyton, it isn't racist to point out how the greatest QB of this generation handled his playoff failings as compared to the self-anointed crown prince of the next.

It's racist because white players, like that other QB from Sunday, can get away with the same shit. And you know, consider the source. But way to be predictable.

as an example?

Aaron Rodgers Discount Double Check is not too different from Cam's dab. Peyton's game of hot potato with the ball after he broke some regular season record last year.

Jar Jar Watts, Travis Kelce and Carson Palmer were the first to come to mind, but Discount Doublcheck is a good one too.

Never pegged you for lame apologist race-baiting. Cam Newton is a flaming fucking douche. As is Discount Double Loss.

You're too young to turn into another e4g1e41.

[claver2010]

had the ridiculous post season all on a torn shoulder