Its_The_Patriots
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I'm not giving him grief. He can do whatever he wants. Just, in looking at it from a psychological standpoint, I don't see why someone who isn't going to watch for ethical or moral reasons would have to broadcast on a website and message board about football that he isn't watching. I would think that those who are serious about it just simply wouldn't watch and, thus, wouldn't have a reason to post.
Millions just aren't going to do it though. You don't have millions who will want to.Millions of TV sets turned off in the Boston area would be missed. The reason the NYFL did what they did, and Kraft went along with it, is because they know people with your attitude will never stop watching. Enjoy the next episode, and know that you are as responsible as anyone.
Millions are saying "millions won't do it, why should I?" I don't care what the millions do, I know what's right.Millions just aren't going to do it though. You don't have millions who will want to.
In nice in theory, but it's just reality.
I seriously don't understand how some of you can call yourselves pats fans when you are willing to abandon the team and the other 52 players who are going to be out there trying to fight as hard as they can to make sure the team is in Good shape for when Brady comes back.
Losing Brady sucks but he's not the only player on the team and certainly not the only one going to be affected by his absence. There are better ways to send a message than not watching a game no one will ever know(or care) you didn't watch.
Ever consider that football is a huge pastime for some life myself? Why make myself miserable by refusing to watch it? I'm not going to make myself miserable just to make a point.Millions are saying "millions won't do it, why should I?" I don't care what the millions do, I know what's right.
Considered it? I lived it. Why else would I be so upset at them making a mockery of the competitive integrity of the league? The only input any of us have is whether we tune in and/or whether we buy their products. I'm voting against railroading the team I used to root for. You're voting for it. I hope you enjoy it when they do it again.Ever consider that football is a huge pastime for some life myself? Why make myself miserable by refusing to watch it? I'm not going to make myself miserable just to make a point.
It is what it is. At the end of the day it is still just a game as well, despite how much I enjoy it. I save protesting for causes that actually affect me and my own life in a personal way. Protesting against forms of entertainment won't get you very far. That's just my opinion.Considered it? I lived it. Why else would I be so upset at them making a mockery of the competitive integrity of the league? The only input any of us have is whether we tune in and/or whether we buy their products. I'm voting against railroading the team I used to root for. You're voting for it. I hope you enjoy it when they do it again.
I'm not "protesting". I'm not one of those "Free Brady" idiots that waste their time in Gillette's parking lot, wearing jerseys that help pay Goodell's salary.It is what it is. At the end of the day it is still just a game as well, despite how much I enjoy it. I save protesting for causes that actually affect me and my own life in a personal way. Protesting against forms of entertainment won't get you very far. That's just my opinion.
Let the players be the ones to protest. They're the ones that, hmm... yknow, are actually the ones getting paid by these guys?
You can go ahead and do as you please, that's your decision if you feel that way. I'm not debating that. I'm just saying I don't feel like I have an obligation as a Patriots fan to force myself to not watch the games.I'm not "protesting". I'm not one of those "Free Brady" idiots that waste their time in Gillette's parking lot, wearing jerseys that help pay Goodell's salary.
I am merely not watching and not buying, which is the only thing those 32 greedy scumbags really fear.
As you point out, the players are getting paid. Protesting too much means not getting paid. I get nothing out of the league anymore except disappointment and disillusionment , so what am I missing?
It is what it is. At the end of the day it is still just a game as well, despite how much I enjoy it. I save protesting for causes that actually affect me and my own life in a personal way. Protesting against forms of entertainment won't get you very far. That's just my opinion.
Let the players be the ones to protest. They're the ones that, hmm... yknow, are actually the ones getting paid by these guys?
That's cool. Why are you still here, again? We get it. "You're not watching football gor the first four weeks". Why are you still posting about it?I'm not "protesting". I'm not one of those "Free Brady" idiots that waste their time in Gillette's parking lot, wearing jerseys that help pay Goodell's salary.
I am merely not watching and not buying, which is the only thing those 32 greedy scumbags really fear.
As you point out, the players are getting paid. Protesting too much means not getting paid. I get nothing out of the league anymore except disappointment and disillusionment , so what am I missing?
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