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Just Pats fans still mad they got caught... again.
More like, just whiny steelers fans
Just Pats fans still mad they got caught... again.
I feel like I missed something here
patsies got themselves a free agent LB who went and ran some family off the road near the stadium saturday night and when on star called him he said he hit a deer, then left his car in the median.
surprisingly the patsies cut him this afternoon. (of course not after callers to the radio this morning were asking "why a family was on the road so late with a 12yo kid in the car?!!?" making it look like it was their problem and being there caused the accident)
Pats make all their moves based on WEEI radio callers
more like, just whiny steelers fans
Just Pats fans still mad they got caught... again.
Federal Judge has upheld the Patent and Trademark's office decision to cancel registration of the Washington Redskins' trademark. The grounds cited were that is may (not does) offend Native Americans.
May???? Opens up holes that if any group is offended, they can sue to end a trademark. Heck, a group of Southerners can sue the Yankees on the ground that their name offends them.
The grounds should be harmed, not offended. Nobody is harmed by the use of the word Redskins. If you're offended, get (pardon the pun) a thicker skin.
Then what is the threshold of may? 1? 2? 50? 1,000? 1 million?They used the word "may" because saying "does" would suggest that ALL Native Americans are offended by use of the word. If the various mascot debates have shown anything at all it's that Native Americans are not a monolithic bloc with regards to which terms offend them and which do not.
Then what is the threshold of may? 1? 2? 50? 1,000? 1 million?
The law, IMO, needs to deal in certainties and facts, not on feelings.
He is using an absolute: there absolutely are Native Americans offended by the use of Redskins, that's evident by the demonstrations we've seen over the past few years. While the word itself can't be banned, trademarks using it can be.
Offended <> Harmed.
We've become an offended nation. We need to rethicken the skin.
White people ruin it for everyone.![]()
So ESPN/Schefter are getting serious heat for posting JPP's medical charts on the tweeters.
Even though, as I understand it, news entities are not subject to HIPAA laws, I'm in agreement that there was zero reason to do so. Report it if need be, that's their job, but to include the images is crossing the line, IMO.
I tend to agree with your sentiment, but we're not likely to see it happen anytime soon. As life becomes more comfortable the tendency appears to be we (humans) become more easily offended because we need something about which we can gripe. Given that, why go around intentionally poking the proverbial bear? It's just a nickname for a football team.Offended <> Harmed.
We've become an offended nation. We need to rethicken the skin.
Federal Judge has upheld the Patent and Trademark's office decision to cancel registration of the Washington Redskins' trademark. The grounds cited were that is may (not does) offend Native Americans.
May???? Opens up holes that if any group is offended, they can sue to end a trademark. Heck, a group of Southerners can sue the Yankees on the ground that their name offends them.
The grounds should be harmed, not offended. Nobody is harmed by the use of the word Redskins. If you're offended, get (pardon the pun) a thicker skin.