Richard Sherman And The Plight Of The Conquering Negro

Discussion in 'Sports' started by 4north1side2, Jan 22, 2014.

  1. Mikey

    Mikey Well-Known Member

    Ok, you have me convinced. I think as a people and community, we are on a trajectory of decline (moral, economic, financial, emotional etc.) and a major intervention needs to be initiated to make black people (as a whole) a race with a better quality of people that compose it. I would say this about others too, not necessarily just us. When Sherman's football career is over and he's looking for real employment like nearly everyone else in America is and has, he'll probably end up unemployed, worn out, and would need to receive federal aid (unemployment benefits) to sustain a living. Employers can look at articles and videos like these and refuse to hire him because he's black and because of how he acts. They wouldn't want to employ people that would mess up the company's culture, right?

    Edit: I admit, there are low quality people of all races. I have experienced it and know other people who have. My point is, is that when black people and other minorities are acting like that, the repercussions are greater against everyone in that said group, in comparison to whites, who could act the same way and take less social damage.
     
    Last edited: Jan 25, 2014
  2. andreboba

    andreboba Well-Known Member

    Because Skip Bayless asked Sherman if he really believed he was a better cornerback than Darrell Revis means my entire point is illegitimate??:|

    Skip Bayless isn't allowed to ask athletes questions??

    I think Richard Sherman's entire persona ON THE FIELD is probably an act, like pro wrestling. He's so over the top with it, and it always seems to get him some kind of media attention.

    What's the expression in Hollyweird, there's no such thing as bad publicity??

    My only real problem with Richard Sherman is if you're going to act like a punk during games, don't be surprised when people call you on it.

    Almost everyone describes Sherman as completely different off the field and indeed he behaves and acts like a guy who went to Stanford. He volunteers a lot of his time and gives back to the 'hood in Compton he grew up in.

    On the field, I want that dude to break a leg. Literally.:smt025

    That's why I hope to God Sherman gets worked by Peyton Manning in the SB.
     
    Last edited: Jan 26, 2014
  3. Apollonia

    Apollonia New Member

    Perhaps. But his sportsmanship will effect his current/future endorsement deals so his behavior can impact his wallet.

    Also, the majority of professional athletes are broke only 2 years after retirement. So "rich" is not a given.

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  4. Peach State Scholar

    Peach State Scholar Well-Known Member

    This should be required watching for every single athlete who wants to play in the pros. It's alarming how so many athletes end up blowing through so much money so quickly.
     
  5. qwils86

    qwils86 New Member

    Great post brotha, Richard Sherman is now a Super Bowl champ so all those bigots can kiss his black ass!
     
  6. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    Amen. That game was embarassing
     
  7. DonnyJ

    DonnyJ Banned

    I knew it was gonna be a blow out. Peyton hasn't seen a defense that great all year and Seattle's offense is underrated.
     
  8. RaiderLL

    RaiderLL Well-Known Member

    I had Seattle's D and Russell Wilson in my fantasy league this year and I still made the mistake of picking Denver in this game. Smh. I honestly thought Peyton's experience would prove beneficial and trump the youngins from Seattle. I certainly underestimated how Seattle would compete against the proven play makers that Denver has.

    The Seahawks dominated in every aspect of today's game...they deserved this win, no doubt.
     
  9. andreboba

    andreboba Well-Known Member

    Well, Sherm didn't break a leg, but he did leave the game with a severe high ankle spain. WIN.:D
     
  10. DonnyJ

    DonnyJ Banned

    :smt003
    He has a Super Bowl ring. Win for him, loss for you.:smt025
     
  11. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    But damn 43 to 8?
    And you have the number one offense in the league. Seriously what the fuck happened out there lol
     
  12. GQ Brotha

    GQ Brotha New Member

    LOL, that shit was over at halftime, time to hit the exits. :)

    Vegas made a killing given most folks had Denver in a close game, boy was that wrong.
     
  13. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    I knew it was gonna be the Seahawks but not a damn blowout. You would swear that they were playing a high school team damn
     
  14. GQ Brotha

    GQ Brotha New Member

    Denver wanted no part of Seattle's defense, they had no answers. Expected a better performance than that it goes without saying.
     
  15. free816

    free816 New Member

    Believe it or not the rarely bothered to blitz, I saw a Tampa Oakland Super Bowl all over again ESP if they jumped on Denver and exactly
    What happened
     
  16. RaiderLL

    RaiderLL Well-Known Member

    The blow out that it was, I was thinking the same thing!
     

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