NegroBall: were they right?

>>77559624
>was limbaugh right?
Limbaugh has never been right about anything in his life.

Yes, Limbaugh was right. Never forget (((who))) owns ESPN.

>>77561252
Limbaugh may be a blowhard but he's pinned it when it comes to the media

>Context

Limbaugh was saying that Donovan McNabb was overrated and was only propped up as "The" black quarterback because the New York-media was too fucking lazy to go to Nashville where Steve McNair was and just propped up the big-market Philadelphia quarterback instead.

If you give me the option to have any quarterback from that era I will take Steve McNair in his prime ten times out of ten.

>>77559624
no because blacks werent genetically bred for anything. the ones who were capable to pick crops all day and do other types of hard labor were bought and sold. there wasnt some intricate eugenics program going on

>>77561363
You're literally retarded then because farve is inarguably better

>>77561398

shhh don't ruin America's cuck fantasy anon

>>77561398
yes they were, after congress banned slave importing in the early 1800's. the only way to acquire new slaves was through breeding them.

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Anyone check out Last Chance U?
It really reinforces this notion that black males really have no other socially redeeming quality other than to be a horse, dog, footballer for sport

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After watching Season 1 & Season 2, I don't know if I'm troubled, intrigued or upset over what this program has documented. While there are the personal stories of numerous athletes looking to do their time in college with the sole purpose of becoming a professional athlete, the BIG PICTURE of what this show actually represents is embarrassing.
I would imagine most viewers see this as a genuine portrayal of these people's lives and what they experienced. In both seasons the player's backgrounds, motivations and behaviors were near identical. Kids grow up with a horrible home life, have no understanding of what being a student is, have been given chance after chance to succeed, but have no motivation or interest in pursuing education in their life. Their sole motivation is to showcase their physical talents in a sport. The whole point of them going to school is to play this sport with the expectation they will win the lottery and be in the NFL. When met with an opportunity to play the sport at the highest level, most of those featured in this series blow it through poor life choices by committing a violent crime. Even when faced with playing this sport at a small town junior college with laughable academic standards and a constant babysitter helping them do their homework and keep them in class, they still have no interest in education or bettering themselves outside of the sport that showcases their ability.

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>>77563121
>>77563137
These kids are so enchanted with the 'balla lifestyle' illusion, they remain blind to everything else going on in the world. Consequently, any stimuli the forces them to confront the fact that their fairy tale isn't real (academic requirements, team discipline, physical limitations, legal), they mentally and emotionally implode.

The show is troubling because it reinforces negative stereotypes of the black male image that we're constantly told is incorrect, that believing that black males are ignorant or violent or incompatible with society is wrong. Yet, this program repeatedly reinforces that just by leaving the cameras rolling.

> every scene with the players requires subtitles to understand them

> every season, there are players who committed violent crimes

> nearly all those portrayed are a selfish, egotistical, entitled manchild with the mentality of an adolescent.

> none of them take responsibility for their actions, deflecting all criticisms
none of them excel in the classroom and find academics to be unnecessary in their adult life.

>>77561473
>yes they were, after congress banned slave importing in the early 1800's. the only way to acquire new slaves was through breeding them.
Yes, slaves married and had children. This doesn't mean there was a breeding program. If that was the case blacks wouldn't be out competed by polynesians.

>>77561414
> Brett Favre
> good
Hes the first meme chuck baby. Guy lost just as many games as he won from throwing dumb picks.

>>77563558
i didn't say there was a "program". slaves were private property. it was just something that many of the owners decided to do. they would see which of the women could bear 6+ healthy kids and force her to mate with the big jon jones looking guys.

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>>77563558
>This doesn't mean there was a breeding program

If human society has naturally bred chickens, livestock, dogs, birds, etc, what compels you to believe American slaveholders didn't do the same?

Your position is actually pretty retarded. Are you a nigger, yourself?


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slave_breeding_in_the_United_States

>>77563729
cattle were farm equipment
horses were farm equipment
slaves were farm equipment
if they would selectively breed the first two, why wouldn't they try to do the same with the 3rd?