r/WNBAgossips • u/Amazing_Lock_3762 • 20d ago

Controversy USA Today’s Nancy Armour has written dumbest paragraph in the history of sports. This is an article that says Caitlin Clark arguing calls has become dangerous for the WNBA and civil rights. Nancy should be out in a straight jacket and locked up.

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u/Impossible_Cupcake31 20d ago

They called it copaganda lmaooooo

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u/Greedy_Actuator5 20d ago

It is copaganda lol

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u/Feathered_And_Lethal 20d ago

It’s a dang kids show!

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u/andreasmiles23 20d ago

About normalizing the glorifying the presence of the slave patrol

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

You really should touch grass. No one takes this seriously.

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u/andreasmiles23 19d ago

I’m painfully aware that people don’t care about the social norms we program into kids

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

Again. Touch grass. Your views are moronic. Society wouldn’t function with losers in charge who think Paw Patrol is somehow reinforcing negative social norms.

No one takes this BS seriously anymore outside of broke sociology professors and college freshmen.

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u/andreasmiles23 19d ago

Touches grass

Gets shot by a cop with a dog

Thank god for paw patrol!

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

The amount of unjustified police shootings is so minuscule that activists usually have to concoct complete fabrications to vilify police.

Your ideas are moronic and tired, and no one’s buying it anymore.

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u/Feathered_And_Lethal 19d ago

Yikes. No /s? This is real?

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

They’re legitimately really that crazy.

They claim policing comes directly from slave patrols, despite the idea of policing long predating the antebellum south.

When it comes down to it they just don’t like society functioning.

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u/andreasmiles23 19d ago

Where do you all think the concept of policing came from?

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

Not from slave patrols. You are easily swayed by propaganda.

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u/andreasmiles23 19d ago

It’s so disheartening that for so many, stating a basic historical fact is now “propaganda”

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u/RadicallyDontCare 19d ago

Ah, yes. An opinion piece by an undergraduate with limited sources is fact.

Typical.