Yes, he likes to remind the board that he has an opinion. Go yank, hank.It's good that you so frequently remind the board who you are.
Yes, he likes to remind the board that he has an opinion. Go yank, hank.It's good that you so frequently remind the board who you are.
It isnt all she said in the speech. Some of it was inspiring. She didnt tell them to be victims, she told them they already were victims and implored them to not be victims in the future, but you're right, in doing so, she had to dip it in the dirty water of identity politics and mess it all up.You ok Hank?
I just do not feel a college graduation ceremony is the right place to tell someone to be a victim, you?
Academia has already had over 15 years to brain wash these poor kids, that's enough.
I wonder how many serious soccer talents walk away from the US Soccer program because they know they can make better money elsewhere.
You ok Hank?
I just do not feel a college graduation ceremony is the right place to tell someone to be a victim, you?
Academia has already had over 15 years to brain wash these poor kids, that's enough.
It isnt all she said in the speech. Some of it was inspiring. She didnt tell them to be victims, she told them they already were victims and implored them to not be victims in the future, but you're right, in doing so, she had to dip it in the dirty water of identity politics and mess it all up.
I like the wolf analogy, though.
I think of myself as an orangutan or a baboon. (because Im colorful, and have great hair)
Now, the rest of the story.
Abby Wambach says she abused drugs and alcohol for YEARS before drunk driving arrest - and reveals she is divorcing fellow soccer star Sarah Huffman
- Abby Wambach reveals in her new memoir Forward that she abused prescription pills and alcohol for years
- The US soccer great says she took Vicodin, Ambien and Adderall on a regular basic, and also frequently drank vodka
- Wambach, 36, claims she has not taken drugs or alchol since her DUI arrest in April of last year
- She also revealed that she and her wife Sarah Huffman, who married in 2013, are getting a divorce
- The couple shared a passionate kiss after the 2015 Women's World Cup finals in which the US beat Japan
- Wambach retired last December, and this year started a new job with ESPN while also working on the campaign trail in support of Hillary Clinton
It really must be nice to not be a minority and to get to choose what group you want to associate with. The term "identity politics" is a complete dismissal of true grievances that groups in this heterogeneous culture actually have. You should just once in your life try to imagine an opposite world and how you would want to be treated in that world. How would you feel if you were in a majority brown/black country where Islam and Hinduism are the religions of 90%+ of the population and you made 60-80% of what a black Hindu woman with a lower level of education than you made for doing the exact same job and it was called "identity politics."
You don't have to answer. It's pretty much common sense. Good luck to you and your players this season.
MAP is a victim. Classic. Hi Amy! Way to represent your profession. Fake Psychologist.
No, there was some good things, but the message was too mixed up for me.That's all that you got from her speech? You amaze me in a bad way sometimes.
Of course.Sometimes I wonder if it is your upbringing, or your insensitivity, or insecurities, or myopia, of your lack of compassion for others, or simply your reading comprehension that causes you to say these things. Do you believe in God?
No, there was some good things, but the message was too mixed up for me.
I think the message gets messed up when you get political.Which part?
And of all those things you pointed out in bold, only one of them, getting behind the wheel while under the influence, goes to her character. Not a problem calling her out on that, but let’s assume she is addressing that issue, can she not then deliver an inspirational speech?
Ricky, which part is identity politics? Talking about women’s struggles? I didn’t see any. And if anyone is inclined to say they are all equal (males and females), I’d suggest you ask your own dd’s who they think has it easier, boys or girls?
Which part?
And of all those things you pointed out in bold, only one of them, getting behind the wheel while under the influence, goes to her character. Not a problem calling her out on that, but let’s assume she is addressing that issue, can she not then deliver an inspirational speech?
Ricky, which part is identity politics? Talking about women’s struggles? I didn’t see any. And if anyone is inclined to say they are all equal (males and females), I’d suggest you ask your own dd’s who they think has it easier, boys or girls?
What is going on at Notre Dame?
Hmmm....That is interesting...I thought they had two freshman goalkeepers coming in as well....?