Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

SLAM! has some thoughts on this as well.

[url=http://slamonline.com/online/2007/11/why-the-sean-taylor-issue-is-important-to-slam/]SLAM ONLINE | » Why the Sean Taylor issue is important to SLAM[/url]

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

[quote=joethiesmanfan;385913]So much wasted potential. So much, an that is the point. Each person will have their own opinion about what is moral and what is not. If you get rich making records and you improve your family's condition. In my opinion you don't have to apologize to anyone. If Hip Hop is glorifying violence you could say MTV is glorifying homosexuality. You may not think homosexuality is wrong but some people do. You can nit pick anything. Making gangster rap records is not a crime.[/quote]
Amen and it should not be a crime.

If we got rid of Hip hop and gangster rap...Nothing would change.

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

[quote=SmootSmack;385951]Sometimes some things aren't worth responding to though[/quote]

Cheap comment, based on nothing, offering nothing, dissing an honest and valid insight of a fellow Redskin fan and a much older and more experienced man in a serious discussion after an unbearable tragedy. Nice work. I have a fifteen year old who would love to talk to you. How many friends did you have killed in Nam? or raped children have you had who failed to find justice in court?

How many kids do you have in Iraq? I tell you what. If you don't think my posts are worth responding to, try not responding when I post.

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

[quote=Crazyhorse1;386033]Cheap comment, based on nothing, offering nothing, dissing an honest and valid insight of a fellow Redskin fan and a [B]much older and more experienced man[/B] in a serious discussion after an unbearable tragedy. Nice work. I have a fifteen year old who would love to talk to you. How many friends did you have killed in Nam? or raped children have you had who failed to find justice in court?

How many kids do you have in Iraq? I tell you what. If you don't think my posts are worth responding to, try not responding when I post.[/quote]Dear god. Why do all your arguments seem to boil down to being [U]older[/U] and [U]wiser[/U] than everyone else here? Is that either necessary or relevant?

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

[QUOTE=Crazyhorse1;386033]Cheap comment, based on nothing, offering nothing, dissing an honest and valid insight of a fellow Redskin fan and a much older and more experienced man in a serious discussion after an unbearable tragedy. Nice work. I have a fifteen year old who would love to talk to you. How many friends did you have killed in Nam? or raped children have you had who failed to find justice in court?

How many kids do you have in Iraq? I tell you what. If you don't think my posts are worth responding to, try not responding when I post.[/QUOTE]

Well I just had one of my best friends killed in Afghanistan if that counts for anything. But, I think you missed the point of my post entirely. I'd explain but I figured someone older and more experienced wouldn't need any sort of explanation.

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

Yeah, CrazyHorse, I think SS's comment was direct at me for responding to the political element of your post. Why are you so defensive? Everybody here has their own take and no one is attacking you.

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

[quote=GTripp0012;386034]Dear god. Why do all your arguments seem to boil down to being [U]older[/U] and [U]wiser[/U] than everyone else here? Is that either necessary or relevant?[/quote]

To say that my arguments "boil down" to anything figuratively means that their supposed content evaporates and is worth nothing. That is disrespectful, if you intended to say it. However, you probably didn't. Your statement, in that it implies I've indicated to am older and wiser than anyone else here, is disrespectful of what I actually implied-- that I am more "experienced" than "most" of the people here, which is true.

You appear then to be disrespectful of the truth. Does your last statement mean to ask if my experience matters? If so, yes. Of course, experience matters.

Or, are you asking if "bringing up" my experience is relevant. If so, yes. Of course, it is, if I relate the experience. Otherwise, no. What are you asking in your post?

Re: Jason Whitlock column on Taylor
 

Wow, this thread now sounds like a presidential debate. Lots of quote marks, mischaracterization, and accusations.

Good thing we weren't discussing, you know, the death of a beloved player, or anything.