stonewall

Lotta homophobe accusations being thrown around here. Yes, there are, unfortunately, many people who express and exhibit unprovoked hatred towards those of a different sexual orientation. This is uncalled for and ridiculous......often stemming from ones own insecurities and/or ingrained teachings during the formative years.

However, the term is overused.....and perhaps in this thread. Believing that homosexual activity/lifestyle is immoral form a Scriptural/moral perspective does not necessarily a homophobe make. One can hold this view and harbor no animosity or ill-will towards the individuals involved in this activity (ie - love the sinner/hate the sin). Preferring that one, particularly who is (or will be) a high-profile athlete and therefore a role model to many impressionable youths, not advertently or inadvertently influence impressionable minds with a lifestyle you personally feel is morally detrimental to an individual and to a nation by keeping his sexual preferences to himself and not being exalted as a hero....is a far cry from a homophobic. 

Many who are labeled with this derisive and undeserved term would feel the same way about a man who entered the league as an avowed gangsta or outspoken womanizer........would it be appropriate to call the latter a heterophobe? Just because one disagrees with anothers personal choices on moral grounds does not of necessity mean that they view themselves as better, or  consider the other to be any less human than themselves.

There was literally no way for this guy to come out that wasn't going to piss homerphobes off so fock em. 

Cheers to Mike Sam.

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Whether, generally, a good analyst or not is besides the point. On this particular event, CC was dead-on. Besides Harvin, who is always injured, the Seahawk WR's are all ok-to-good, but not great.....a nice snack before the big meal, so to speak. They got the job done in the SB, so hats off.

None of them, including Harvin, could carry CC's jockstrap, talent-wise.

 

I saw a picture of him there, along with Big Lo. Who is quite possibly the greatest fan of a city ever. Dude was at every sonics game, hawks game, mariners game and you can hear his voice everywhere.

http://seattletimes..../2022531616.jpg

I wonder if the guy that dresses as the Incredible Hulk at Seattle home games was at the SB? 

Also, does anyone remember the Seahawk fan in years past that had long hair and would hang over the railing on the first row and bang the wall incessantly for most of the home games? He used to get on camera all the time. Does he still do it?? Haven't seen him in a while.