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Social Justice Warriors on Twitter Mistake Strikeout Count for "KKK" Sign

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Including an often used website here, mediaite :lol2:

 

Mediaite tried to cover their tracks, but someone got a screen shot.

 

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That would make Nolan Ryan the grand dragon.:idunno:

So, they are idiots because they don't follow baseball? I mean, it's funny for those of us that know baseball, but if you don't have that perspective, what would you be most likely to connect "KKK" to?

So, they are idiots because they don't follow baseball? I mean, it's funny for those of us that know baseball, but if you don't have that perspective, what would you be most likely to connect "KKK" to?

 

At the very least, wouldn't common sense lead a person to ask themselves, "Wait, is that a KKK sign? On a major TV network in a park with tens of thousands of fans? Logic says Major League Baseball and Fox do not support the KKK, so is there another explanation, perhaps baseball-related, that I may not be aware of? My nephew/brother/cousin/uncle played baseball. Maybe I'll ask him."

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So, they are idiots because they don't follow baseball? I mean, it's funny for those of us that know baseball, but if you don't have that perspective, what would you be most likely to connect "KKK" to?

 

They are idiots because they're too stupid, or lazy, to look it up before getting offended and running to twitter.

So, they are idiots because they don't follow baseball? I mean, it's funny for those of us that know baseball, but if you don't have that perspective, what would you be most likely to connect "KKK" to?

 

Yes, they are idiots for thinking that was actually what was going on. Just more people wanting to rush to judgement when they don't have a clue what it is they are looking at or hearing.

At the very least, wouldn't common sense lead a person to ask themselves, "Wait, is that a KKK sign? On a major TV network in a park with tens of thousands of fans? Logic says Major League Baseball and Fox do not support the KKK, so is there another explanation, perhaps baseball-related, that I may not be aware of? My nephew/brother/cousin/uncle played baseball. Maybe I'll ask him."

 

That seemed to be the gist of many of the tweets in this article from Outrage Inc. People asking what was going on. Some people are morons, like the person complaining when she got an answer, but when you're taking screenshots of tweets from random nobodies you're scraping the bottom of the barrel to get your clickbait headline.

They are true idiots but not shocked since we have more and more idiots from the generation they are raised up in.

Way too many people are in an extreme hurry to be offended. Unfortunately, they feel that being offended makes them important or relevant.

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

MLB needs to do better about getting blacks back into baseball.

 

:lol2:

So, they are idiots because they don't follow baseball? I mean, it's funny for those of us that know baseball, but if you don't have that perspective, what would you be most likely to connect "KKK" to?

 

They are idiots because they are just sitting around trying to find something to be offended by.

So, if there were three strikeouts looking...would this group say MLB is supporting the dyslexic klan members?

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