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Showing posts with label You Got No Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label You Got No Class. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2019

"Hey Kid, You Got No Class."

By Rich Kozlovich

On July 10, 2010 Silvio Canto, Jr. posted the article, 'Frankly, Megan, I don't give a damn', saying:
"The ladies won, and let's salute them. The TV ratings were great, and everyone is happy. How does this translate to more people watching women play soccer in the U.S.? I hope it does, but women's pro soccer has not been good at selling tickets. Actually, not everyone is happy. I am not happy, and lots of people I've heard from are not happy."  
He went on to say:
"On that point, it did not help that some of the ladies showed so little class, as when they pounded Thailand 13-0!".......... 
He further notes:
"..........someone should remind the ladies that they are wearing the U.S. uniform, not "blue states." They should show respect for U.S. fans who don't like to see the flag disrespected. In particular, there's the outspoken Megan Rapinoe, who thinks she was put on this planet to talk politics:"
 Then this ridiculous video goes viral.  To quote Lee Marvin, "Hey kid,  you got no class."

Thursday, January 31, 2013

The Art of Grace: Engaging the Left

Written on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 by Joe Dan Gorman
Nobody wants to embrace the arsonist that’s been burning down their house…just the contrary. Initial human-nature suggests ‘stringing him or her up’ by his or her ‘unspeakables.’  But when the number of arsonists equal or exceed our own, that’s hardly a viable option. And where would we find enough string?  Contrary to popular belief, ‘kindness’ is not weakness, nor is it acquiescence… it is the first step of a successful diplomat on any path to victory. 
We’re starting to see folks who’ve traditionally voted Democrat, that for the first time are ‘beginning to pay attention’ to our message of lost liberties & freedoms—not because we’ve been so convincing or so compelling— but because our message is accompanied by real-life interactive visuals (jobs, paychecks & groceries).  This is where Ayn Rand’s quote could not be more appropriate: “You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.”
Overworked and underpaid - As ‘the task’ of meeting the ever-increasing ‘day to day’ cost of living gets more and more difficult—to many, the vanishing American Dream seems to get clearer and clearer… like focusing a lens on a camera…….A lifetime of believing in unicorns is not immediately purged from one’s system. They’re kinda like crack heads and Government is their ‘Dealer.’   To Read More….