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Jackal Ghoul
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Rush Limbaugh blames NFL players' union, Barack Obama's presidency for blocking his bid to buy Rams
BY Nathaniel Vinton DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER Updated Thursday, October 15th 2009, 6:00 PM The direction of America under President Obama is among reasons Rush Limbaugh says he was blocked from buying the St. Louis Rams. Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh on Thursday blamed the NFL players' union among numerous others for blocking his attempt to secure partial ownership of the St. Louis Rams, but the NFL disputed Limbaugh's comments'. Limbaugh Blames “Obama’s America” for NFL Fiasco If he says so.
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Actually it's because NFL owners (who are pretty fascist in their own right) are still trying to market a mass-racially appealing product and would look really bad letting a de-facto Klan spokesman own a team.
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What's for sale should be for sale to everyone. The man was descriminated against. Boo!
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i agree he should be able to purchase the team just as anybody else could, wtf ppl need to quit freaking whining, im not racist by any means but if the guy wants to create an all white team then let him go for it, its his god given right as an american... also he should direct his frustration to the cry babys that have the problem not the presedent
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Head Strong: Passing on Limbaugh a business decision | Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/18/2009
2009The owners' objection to Limbaugh wasn't based on his politics - they overwhelmingly share his views. They refused to allow him to join their club in the name of good business. Consider that over the last 20 years, 78 percent of the approximately $7 million that NFL owners, coaches, players, and their associates have donated to political candidates and committees has gone to Republicans. That's according to figures recently compiled and studied by the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP) in Washington. Instead, the owners determined that it was just bad business to add to their ranks someone who would have kept them in headlines going forward while most choose to fly beneath the radar. "This is about the future of the United States of America and what kind of country we're going to have," Limbaugh said last week, casting the debate as some kind of a referendum on capitalism. But he was wrong. To the contrary, Limbaugh was compromised by the very principles he espouses - the Free Market. A group of like-minded private businessmen, unfettered by government, made a decision as to what was best for their enterprise.
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the thing is, when rush or beck screw obama its funny, the same way i would expect ppl who dont like bush to have thought it was funny when a media person hellen thomas for example made him look like an idiot.
but when obama uses his power and the weight of the federal government to fuck with a private citizen who did nothing other than express how he felt about obama, i really dont think its any of obamas business to wait and down the line try to screw rush in some way. if the fat obnoxious opiate addict wants an nfl team and can afford it why the hell shouldnt he be able to buy it? |
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Obama has nothing to do with this. It's the good old boys club not wanting fat rush and his overt racism to join. Now covert racism they could handle but even old rich rednecks draw the line somewhere.
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haven't you heard the very capitalist practice of the right to refuse service?
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