Rise said:
That is one of the baffling things about the caste system I do not understand. When white player jerseys are in the top sellers every year, wouldn't indicate to the owners and GMs to draft and play more whites?
I just tuned in the Jax-Tampa BayCoal Bowlsnooze-a-thon in the third quarter and it looks like Raheem's Dreem Teem has drawn about 7,500 bored fans. Field goals abound, zzzzzz. The Caste System is part of the Cultural Marxist/corporate ruling structure and has its own momentum and dynamics. It isn't changing of its own accord just as nothing else in the U.S. is changing no matter how dysfunctional America's insane experiment with "multiculturalism" continues to getand no matter howangry the American people continue to get. No one dares to buck it no matter howridiculous it's becoming, even as it is spreads to coaching, scouting, broadcasting, etc. Our job is to continue to document, expose and mock the charade, because it is oh so mockable.
To add tothe astonishment over Brock Bolen being used as a tailback (see earlier posts in this thread), the Jaguars, believe it or not, are also using Chad Kackert out of New Hampshire at tailback in this game. On onecarry a d-lineman threw Kackert to the turf for an apparent loss, but he showed amazing balance and refused to go down, turning the play into a nifty gain. Play by play announcer Chris Myers showed only minimal interest, just as he did when John Matthews made a terrific TD catch right before that. Matthews' catch was thrown by Luke McCown, who relieved David Garrard. Garrard couldn't manage to get the team into the endzone all game, but McCown did within a few plays. McCown has played great all preseason and is clearly a better QB than Garrard, but there's no quarterback controversy to speak of. Big surprise there.
Edited by: Don Wassall