Outstanding post.
In my own life, I loved baseball and played it at a high level and had very good hand-eye coordination and athleticism. But in high school, I drifted toward the "cool" crowd, the pot smokers and the long-hairs. Coming from a broken home and a dysfunctional family it was perhaps inevitable, or the easy way out, but something I've always regretted though I later lifted myself up by my bootstraps and put myself through law school and have done many things I'm proud of.
I've seen the same with many other White boys and men ever since -- regretting after the fact that they didn't pursue sports much more strongly, also many times academics also. The White family has been chipped at and targeted for a long time, it's the Great American Tragedy. It's heartbreaking how young White men exist in such a confused state in a society whose alien "elites" detest them and want to destroy them psychologically. The Caste System exists to keep White athletes down while artificially lifting many black athletes above and beyond what they deserve, including excusing pathological and criminal behavior when engaged in. I admire all White kids who excel at sports and academics, especially the ones who come from broken families or other difficult circumstances.
