The media has their priorities and thats to push that gay agenda. Real Stories are not on that list of priorities. We have one of the most horrific killers in our history on trial and the media chooses to ignore covering it for a basketball player who says he likes to get slammed in the asss.
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The Red Sox just became a vile disgusting organization. More praise for a vile lifestyle. Because Jason Collins said he likes laying naked with men more than women the Red Sox are saying that took courage. Now he can throw out the first pitch at a game anytime he wants. No more Red Sox games for me. That was easy. Don't make that offer to any of the people who got blown up a week ago in Boston, make it to some bench warmer who says he's gay and proud of it. The Red Sox organization sukks from a moral standpoint. Oh, and 1 world series in a 100 years, they sukk period.Comment -
Red Sox Praise Jason Collins’ Courage, Invite Former Celtic to Throw Out First Pitch at Fenway Park
by Zach Stoloff on Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 2:50PM
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Massachusetts historically likes to think of itself as a progressive place, and the Red Sox are exhibiting that spirit on Monday.
In the wake of former Celtic Jason Collins‘ announcement that he is gay, support is coming in from all across sports. While Collins may be the first athlete to come out as homosexual during his playing career in any of the four major American sports, he’s certainly not alone in being a gay professional athlete.
Shortly after Collins’ announcement via Sports Illustrated, the Red Sox praised Collins for his “courage and leadership,” extending an open invitation via Twitter to have the impending free agent throw out a first pitch at FenwayComment -
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NBA player Jason Collins, left, in 2009. Collins recently came out as gay in a Sports Illustrated op-ed, the first active player in a major-league sport to do so.
As the first active member of one of the major sports leagues to come out as gay, NBA player Jason Collins’s announcement yesterday has generated praise from gay-rights supporters. Predictably, it has also prompted dire warnings about gays in the locker room from homophobes like the Family Research Council’s Brian Fischer:I will guarantee you ... if the ownership of whatever team is thinking about bringing him back, or thinking about trading for him, and they go to the players on that team and they say 'How do you feel about an out active homosexual being in the same locker room, sharing the same shower facilities with you?' they'll say no way. I don't want that. I do not want some guy, a teammate, eyeballing me in the shower.
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OK, so you're a homophobe if you have a different opinion on the subject. Typical bullshittt, that line is getting old real fast.Comment
