But the lockout is because the NFL won’t meet the refs’ requests and is trying to make them back down, right? Rightwingers tend to think of unions as core group of elitists making the decisions and forcing everyone to go along with them, and that without the union those poor refs would be free to do their jobs, which is all they really want to do.
Of course, that was mostly just a bit of snarkery. For all I know the tweets were genuinely on the union’s side. Some just really don’t like government unions.
Tu quoque’s are lame, it was more than enough in that other thread to prove his manufactured outrage was silly. He may never come back to the thread he started but since his verbiage changed from ‘Ried’s attack’ to ‘Ried’s comment’ he’s acknowledging it.
But maybe I’m wrong and he’ll come back for more lumps.
BTW, I looked at the Facebook page about an hour ago, and all this shit is still up. You have to do a little hunting for it – look in the first and largest photo album.
No one is saying “your side does it too!” Someone is saying, “This is what it really looks like when someone goes over the line, because your example of Reid doing so ain’t it.”
Rmoney says Jack Nicklaus was the greatest athlete of the 20th century. Even as an avid golfer, I say, really? Jack Nicklaus better than Willie Mays, Bo Jackson, Muhammad Ali?
Tiger was only a professional athlete for 4 years of the 20th century. He would have had to break the home run record while pitching 3 perfect games, led his team to the Super Bowl, won the PBA championship with a string of 300 games, led the NHL and NBA in scoring, and won an Olympic decathlon to even be in the running for Greatest Athlete of the 20th Century in just 4 years of pro effort.
