That seems to me to be shockingly accurate. I’ll break out my copy of Final Draft and we should start writing the True Crimes “murders of the week” movie immediately before someone else jumps on this money train.
Timmeh Tebow loves Nazis
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That seems to me to be shockingly accurate. I’ll break out my copy of Final Draft and we should start writing the True Crimes “murders of the week” movie immediately before someone else jumps on this money train.
Completely false. Being famous doesn't put any more obligations a person than an average person. In fact, I think celebrity culture is way too prevalent in this country as it is, and here you are essentially asking for even more of it. We obviously just have much different views of society, which is fine. But, saying a celebrity has an obligation to speak because you decide they have such an obligation, is completely false.
My man, it's clear to anyone who doesn't wear orange and blue glasses that this guy is either lying about his love for uf or is a nazi / nazi sympathizer.
Why else would you, when asked, say and do nothing to distance your university from the tiki torch mafia?
I suppose it's your stance that timmay was lying and feigning affection for uf all along. I guess I could see that.
There's no obligation. I'm not suggesting he be forced to speak, however they do need to realize that as public figures, their statements and lack of statements will always have repercussions. I'm saying his silence, and Taylor Swift's silence at refusing to comment on how the alt-right has co-opted her music as their "Official" music says something. They can certainly ignore it and hope people just stop caring, or they can make a simple comment. Their commentary will have others criticizing, praising, ignoring just as much as their silence does.
But as soon as you acknowledge it, it becomes an even bigger story and sort of brings life to it. Making a comment by no means puts an end to things, certainly in this type of social media world, it then gets spread all over FB and twitter and many times becomes an even bigger story. The Taylor Swift story for instance, stems from a blog post from a small, relatively unknown blog. In her case, she would have been better to ignore it. But, she didn't. Her lawyers contacted the blog demanding they take it down, then the ACLU got involved, and it ended up being a much bigger story than it would have ever been before if her and her people would have ignored it. But also, people simply can't respond to every single thing said about them, it is just unrealistic.
In what manner was UF attacked?
I'm interested in the mechanics of how a speaker requests and receives permission to speak at a uni. Anyone know how that works? What I read was that UF felt they couldn't exclude him because of 1st amendment challenges. Is that because it's a public institution? Could anyone tell FSU they want to make a speech on campus and they must be accommodated?
At the time the fear was a repeat of Charlottesville, something Timmay apparently thought wasn't worth a few mins of his time to do his part in preventing.
Perhaps he, in his self-loathing gut, was disgusted by being a goater and was okay with his campus being overrun by marauding nazis.
Look, I'm no fan of the goaters, but even I will stand up and pick them over the nazis. Timmay apparently didn't feel the same way, I guess 3-4 years on that campus can be fairly traumatic.
As for mechanics of how to speak at a uni, great subject -- for another thread.
Timmeh is asking his brother while people are upset with him for him being a Yahtzee sympathizer,
The build up of stress and guilt of having to cover up a Nazi sympathizer on the team must of lead to Urban's heart condition.
"There was no heart damage," Meyer told The New York Times, referring to the night he was admitted to the hospital. "But I didn't want there to be a bad day where there were three kids sitting around wondering what to do next. It was the pattern of what I was doing and how I was doing it. It was self-destructive."
This all makes perfect sense now.....Nazi!
"There was no heart damage," Meyer told The New York Times, referring to the night he was admitted to the hospital. "But I didn't want there to be a bad day where there were three kids sitting around wondering what to do next. It was the pattern of what I was doing and how I was doing it. It was self-destructive."
This all makes perfect sense now.....Nazi!
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Wowza! That's a damn plot twist if there ever was one!
Have always said urbie enabled, hid, and covered up criminal behavior and malfeasance while at uf, this fits in with that.
"Look, I'm no fan of the goaters, but even I will stand up and pick them over the nazis."
Man, that's a tough one; I'd have to think long and hard on it. Not sure I could do even that.
Man, that's a tough one; I'd have to think long and hard on it. Not sure I could do even that.
I didn't read the most of the thread, but I did read the beginning. So what if Tebow bowed out? The pressure for him to conform is nothing more than the thought police trying to recruit influential members to their tribe. In your job, would you become a vocal opponent of something of which you didn't agree?
Why should any celebrity, actor or sports star get involved in politics? For the most part, they are dumbasses who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.
Let the politicians handle this.
Witness the excoriation and firing by the google employee who challenged PC beliefs rather than remaining silent. You can't beat the diversity department at your employer, so don't even try. https://gizmodo.com/exclusive-heres-the-full-10-page-anti-diversity-screed-1797564320
Why should any celebrity, actor or sports star get involved in politics? For the most part, they are dumbasses who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.
Let the politicians handle this.
Witness the excoriation and firing by the google employee who challenged PC beliefs rather than remaining silent. You can't beat the diversity department at your employer, so don't even try. https://gizmodo.com/exclusive-heres-the-full-10-page-anti-diversity-screed-1797564320
Timmay didn't have to speak out against nazis when asked by the university he claims to love. But sometimes what you don't do speaks louder than what you do do.
This isn't 'getting involved in politics' nor is this a controversial position, there's nothing all Americans can agree on except that nazis suck. Timmay, through his ongoing silence, has led us few other options than to believe he doesn't necessarily agree with that statement.
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