Aside from the embarrassing preposterousness of Cooper being forced to leave the team for several days, lobbing futile apologies upon the Synagogue Alter 24/7/365, and seeking the sagely “council” of some pinheaded psychiatrist (most likely a childless, single, Marxism-tutored female devoid of all ontological integrity, let alone racial cognizance) for uttering a single six letter word during a private, inebriated moment, the latest in the
“Riley Cooper Witch Hunt” is that the sewer-dwelling bastard who filmed the “moment that ruined his life” attempted to extort Cooper via
Twitter, but Riley blocked him/her...
Cooper sensed that there was something unusual with the tweets that apparently made not-so-cryptic references to what he had said at a Kenny Chesney concert on June 9. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have blocked the users sending him the messages. (For those not conversant in Twitter, “tweets” aren’t blocked. Users are blocked, preventing them from following or posting messages directed to the user who has blocked them.)
The statement from the Eagles indicates that Cooper said nothing about the tweets he received until the video surfaced. Still, if someone asked Cooper for money in exchange for not releasing the video and Cooper didn’t pay and the video then was released, the persons who released the video could be charged with extortion.
The best case scenario is that the cretins (who are almost certainly white) that sold the footage will be charged with extortion, sent to prison, and experience the sheer euphoria that feral Negroes can beget upon whites.
As others have noticed, some DWF’s have become annoyed with the Corporate Kosher Media’s ceaseless coverage of this nonsense, causing many “comment sections” to be disabled. Despite an obvious push-back from white fans (a truly ethereal concept), there are throngs of militant Jewish sycophants, such as David Climer of the
“The Tennessean,” who doesn’t believe Cooper’s numerous apologies to be authentic and still covets his scalp on a platter…
Cooper said he’s sorry. I’m sure he is.
But is he sorry the word is in his vocabulary or that someone caught it on camera and later exposed him? I suspect it’s a little of the former and a lot of the latter.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell decided the league would not take action against Cooper. He left it up to the Eagles, who fined him an undisclosed amount and on Friday excused him from team activities to focus on counseling.
Beyond that, Cooper must now try to make amends with
his teammates. That’s quite a challenge.
Like they say, you can’t fix stupid. I’m pretty sure you can’t fix racist either. The Eagles can send Cooper to all the sensitivity training they want, but it isn’t likely to change his long-held beliefs and attitude. He’ll just learn what not to say and when not to say it.
Cooper is 25 years old. It’s not like he heard some lyric in a Chesney song and immediately closed his mind and opened his mouth to blurt out a racial slur.
The word has been sitting there for quite some time. Do you really think it’s the first time he’s used it?
It remains to be seen if Cooper ever will play another down for the Eagles or any other NFL team. In a league where almost
70 percent of the players are African American, Cooper is toxic. His very presence in an NFL locker room is a distraction.
The modern NFL usually steers clear of the racial divide that exists elsewhere in society. The game depends so completely on teamwork and camaraderie that the different races and backgrounds of players disappear in order to achieve a common goal.
But with the use of one ugly word,
Riley Cooper reminded us that the NFL bears the same warts as the rest of society.
Here is the author of that pre-pubescent drivel…
CAPTION: (Star of-) David Climer Vexed by Cooper's "Bigotry"
Perhaps “David,” the elderly, ethnically-inert, Afrocentric imbecile who is an appalling journalist bereft of any writing talent, should put this into perspective…Leonard Little, Pacman Jones, Chris Henry, Ray Lewis, Lawrence Phillips, Jerramy Stevens, Albert Haynesworth, Brandon Marshall, Plaxico Burress, Antonio Cromartie, Michael Irvin, Antonio Bryant, Tank Johnson, Odell Thurman, Randy Moss, Sean Taylor, Larry Johnson, Santonio Holmes, Rae Carruth and Aaron Hernandez haven’t publically apologized for their transgressions as much as Riley Cooper has for uttering a single “impolite” term...a “jingoistic” noun that was casually utilized daily (sometimes hourly) by everyone I knew growing up (grandparents, parents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles, friends, teammates, elementary school classmates, peers at church, teachers, coaches, etc)…
CAPTION: Lawrence Phillips, Captain of NFL "All-Thug" Squad
There will be no “Dick Vermeil”-style lamentations for Cooper. No sob-laced pleading with the media that
“He’s a good kid!” Nein. Race pariahs here in the Anglosphere are solitary beings orphaned of all friends, relatives, co-workers, teammates, and political representation.
