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ESPN's bias is going too far

What I don't get is with all this PC bull**** out there, why the real true Irish people aren't complaining like all the Native Americans are about mascots. I think it'd be hilarious if the bastards has to change their nickname. :lol:
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The Indiginous American complaint stems from their belief that the "noble" savage stereotype is inaccurate and unfair.

The ND mascot perpetuates the image of the Irishman as short, redheaded, bearded, drunk and always boxing, old-timey style. NOW that's an image the Irish can get behind!

Besides, they're all too drunk and busy boxing to complain.
 
The Walrus said:
The Indiginous American complaint stems from their belief that the "noble" savage stereotype is inaccurate and unfair.

The ND mascot perpetuates the image of the Irishman as short, redheaded, bearded, drunk and always boxing, old-timey style. NOW that's an image the Irish can get behind!

Besides, they're all too drunk and busy boxing to complain.
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Screw political correctness. I just want to enjoy a bowl of Lucky Charms again.
 
virginiabuff said:
This article was written yesterday. It has the top 10 hardest schedules in the nation. Colorado "just miss the cut" with Virginia?:confused: Also, look at number 8, East Carolina, which play Virginia Tech, then West Virginia, followed by the POWERHOUSE N.C. State :wow: and Virginia :wow:? Can anyone explain any logic to ESPNs thought process?

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=3467518&name=feldman_bruce
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their freakin Espn where idiots go to learn absolutely jack chit on what sports is.
 
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