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Originally posted by parabellum:
Actually, no, he cannot:

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But despite Diddy’s desires, he might come into problems buying the team. According to The New York Daily News, the Panthers team is worth $120 million more than the mogul’s total net value. NFL teams also normally sell for more than their reported value

He's not buying jack shit. All this is, is racist grandstanding from someone who feels left out. That's why I call this pathetic. The guy knows that he's not buying a damn thing, can't even afford it, and if he could manage it, he'd be leveraged beyond recovery.

Just more grandsatnding from yet another racist who thinks he's some kind of progressive savior.

Maybe not alone but there are plenty in the "industry" that could come together.
He states majority owner in the article not sole owner.

And he is already setting up the race card when the others vote no by pointing out there are no majority African American owners in the NFL.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Too bad for Kapperwhatever. It's the only way he's gonna get signed, and it just ain't gonna happen.

On the bright side, Kapperbitch has all the time in the world to work on his giant hair.

Maybe put in some supports and make his 'fro even bigger. Now that's something to aspire to. If Soul Train is still on the air, he has a second career coming up...

He may also qualify for the Kazon-Nistrim crew..

That ditty boy has to work on his delivery, sell himself. He lacks the wherewithal, mentally & financially.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Too bad for Kapperwhatever. It's the only way he's gonna get signed, and it just ain't gonna happen....

Sidenote on Kapper. I think the 49'ers are 3-0 after they changed the starting QB (I could be a bit off, I don't really follow them). But that would seem to give creedance to the argument that Kap is unemployed, not because of racism, but because he can't put points on the scoreboard.

As part of its commitment to its protesting players, the NFL has announced funding social justice training for college football players and other students, reports say.
This month, the historically black Morehouse College, announced that the NFL is set to co-host a three-day workshop to teach student-athletes how to be “influencers and community leaders with the mechanics to develop their advocacy platform.”

The new “Advocacy in Sport” workshop is scheduled to be held in February, according to Campus Reform, and is part of the league’s $90 million commitment to a group of protesting pro football players promising to fund so-called “social justice” causes.

“This historic workshop is aimed at training the next generation of athletes who wish to use sport as a powerful platform for advocacy,” the NFL’s Executive Vice President of Football Operations, Troy Vincent, said in an NFL press release.

“Our partnership is designed to equip athletes as influencers and community leaders with the mechanics to develop their advocacy platform,” the NFL added.

Morehouse psychology professor David Wall Rice reportedly developed the program by collaborating with the NFL and its protesting players, as well as others in the social justice field.

“Linking with the NFL and their players in pushing forward social justice agendas that mirror present and past activist foundations of Morehouse College is important work,” Morehouse College President Harold Martin Jr. said. “We take our relationship here and the trust that many of the players have already communicated to Dr. Rice seriously, and we know that the work we do in February and beyond has the capacity to impact lives.”

The National Football League announced its $90 million in funding for social justice causes after two seasons of players protesting against the United States during the playing of the national anthem. The program at Moorehouse is one of the first social justice efforts formally funded by the NFL after a group of players urged the league to divert money from other programs such as breast cancer awareness and aide to military families and to redirect the cash to social justice causes.



http://www.breitbart.com/sport...ck-college-athletes/

"Hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs said he hopes to buy the Carolina Panthers so he can sign Colin Kaepernick"

Not going to happen, but Lordy Lordy, that would be icing on the cake.

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
"Hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs said he hopes to buy the Carolina Panthers so he can sign Colin Kaepernick"

Not going to happen, but Lordy Lordy, that would be icing on the cake.

Maybe he can hire OJ as a coach.

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Originally posted by Floyd D. Barber:

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
"Hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs said he hopes to buy the Carolina Panthers so he can sign Colin Kaepernick"

Not going to happen, but Lordy Lordy, that would be icing on the cake.

Maybe he can hire OJ as a coach.

Rae Carruth is scheduled to be released from prison in October. Surely there will be a spot for him in Diddy Doo’s organization.

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Originally posted by safespot:

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Originally posted by Floyd D. Barber:

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
"Hip hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs said he hopes to buy the Carolina Panthers so he can sign Colin Kaepernick"

Not going to happen, but Lordy Lordy, that would be icing on the cake.

Maybe he can hire OJ as a coach.

Rae Carruth is scheduled to be released from prison in October. Surely there will be a spot for him in Diddy Doo’s organization.

Heck, it could be part of the NFL's criminal parole program... go to Ditty's Panthers under a "work release program" - they could take their ankle monitors off for practice and the games.

“Our attendance is off by one percent,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said last week. “We are over 98 percent filled to capacity, which is about where we’ve been in the past.”

http://www.breitbart.com/sport...y-1-percent-in-2017/

Guess all those pics of half empty stadiums are optical illusions

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“Our attendance is off by one percent,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said last week. “We are over 98 percent filled to capacity, which is about where we’ve been in the past.”

http://www.breitbart.com/sport...y-1-percent-in-2017/

Guess all those pics of half empty stadiums are optical illusions

Paid attendance vs. actual attendance.

This is what I can't stand the most about this prick...he treats us like we're all stupid. Anyone with two eyes can see that actual attendance is down quite a bit but he's still playing these games. Fuck him.

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Originally posted by just1tym:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Too bad for Kapperwhatever. It's the only way he's gonna get signed, and it just ain't gonna happen.

On the bright side, Kapperbitch has all the time in the world to work on his giant hair.

Maybe put in some supports and make his 'fro even bigger. Now that's something to aspire to. If Soul Train is still on the air, he has a second career coming up...

Whenever I see the guy on TV with that stupid looking hair I always think ‘cha cha cha Chia’. Anybody good with photoshop up to making CK into a life size Chia?

Looking for a "bright side" to all this...

Ahhhhh: Kaepernothing is a winner afterall! He doesn't have to worry about messing up his Afro... No Helmet Time assures that!

Having already thoroughly alienated veterans, the military, the flag, the police, the legal system, and the president of the United States; the NFL is quickly running out of sacred institutions to throw under the bus.

However, it appears they’re not done. The NFL has now decided to take on Christmas.

Saints running back Alvin Kamara donned a pair of Christmas-themed cleats during the Saints game against the Falcons on Christmas Eve.

The NFL fined Kamara for wearing the cleats.

Kamara chose to wear the cleats knowing he would likely get fined. According to the Sporting News, Kamara told reporters after the game, “I’m going to make a GoFundMe — yeah, I’m getting fined — and whatever the fine is, I’m going to pay the fine and the rest I’m going to donate to a charity. Simple as that. We were just talking about the NFL not being a Grinch. We need them to just leave us alone.”

NFL disciplinary guidelines state that the penalty for a first offense uniform violation such as Kamara’s, is $6,076.

A number that could be easily paid by Kamara, or easily raised through GoFundMe. Though, does that money really makes up for all the bad publicity the NFL will receive for fining someone for Santa cleats?


http://www.breitbart.com/sport...stmas-themed-cleats/

There is something seriously fucking wrong with the NFL. You can celebrate, mock, ridicule and generally act like an asshole every time you make a "play" but you can't wear Christmas shoes? Fuck em.

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Originally posted by olfuzzy:
Having already thoroughly alienated veterans, the military, the flag, the police, the legal system, and the president of the United States; the NFL is quickly running out of sacred institutions to throw under the bus.

They have been anti police for years. They banned off duty cops from carry at stadiums, something which flies into the face of 2A as well.

Fuck'em.

I've hated them since they went anti-gun years ago. i also don't like them using tax money to make stadiums.

When the NFL did it right:

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Dang! My allergies acted up a little when I played that...

So what happened??? What changed?? I believe I'm not too far from the truth when I say "Hussein Obama" happened. It was he who created the initial rift in racial relations with his infamous "beer summit" which, over time, created an unrecoverable, unfathomable chasm of spewed hate, mostly from the black population toward the "great white oppressors". THAT...was the beginning of the end of black/white relations as we knew then. Everyone got along great and we worked together as a society (for the most part) regardless of color, race, creed, or religion. All that asshole did for 8 years was embolden a population into believing they were being discriminated against as if it were 1958. I never wish ill on anyone, but I LOATHE that sunuvabitch enemy of this country along with his hermaphroditic wife. I hope they suffer a long, painful, bacterial flesh-eating death. They did NOTHING but destroy this great country for 8 years and they're being PRAISED for it (reference "most admired..."). Which totally astounds me...

p.s. Given the time in our country's history, I have always regarded the Whitney Houston anthem the best. I remember standing at attention in my living room with tears trickling down my face at the pride I felt being an American that day. I think the above is a VERY close second...

I'll have a sip of bourbon to your excellent post, sir.