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ESPN Has gone way too far now in their idiocy

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So ESPN just announced they have removed one of their football play by play announcers from doing the Virginia Football game because of what happened in Charlottesville. All because his name is Robert Lee. Oh, btw, he is Asian.

 

ESPN has gotten so bad anymore that they are tough to watch.

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That's an image thing. The screen cap of the announcers' names would be the subject of 10 million jokes on Twitter. ESPN doesn't want to have their logo at the end of a bunch of Tweets.

 

I really believe that's all this is.

That's an image thing. The screen cap of the announcers' names would be the subject of 10 million jokes on Twitter. ESPN doesn't want to have their logo at the end of a bunch of Tweets.

 

I really believe that's all this is.

 

Assuming you are right exactly what world are we living in?

Assuming you are right exactly what world are we living in?

 

A strange one for sure. Social media rules this world.

A strange one for sure. Social media rules this world.

 

Slippery Slope...

Assuming you are right exactly what world are we living in?

 

One in which the protection of corporate branding and image is paramount.

One in which the protection of corporate branding and image is paramount.

 

That slope is even more dangerous.

 

We don't want Corporations in Charge.

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ESPN needs to stick to sports.

They have gotten so political lately.

I will never forget Mike and Mike saying on heir radio show just last year that they refused to talk politics on their show but that didn't last. Now they can't keep themselves from talking about Kapernicks views and a lot other political topics. That show has jumped the shark also. Used to really enjoy it, not anymore.

 

I find it hypocritical that they pull their announcer because they didn't want to come off as racist but the announcer is Asian American. Sorry espn but that's a swing and a miss.

That slope is even more dangerous.

 

We don't want Corporations in Charge.

 

Too late.

ESPN needs to stick to sports.

They have gotten so political lately.

I will never forget Mike and Mike saying on heir radio show just last year that they refused to talk politics on their show but that didn't last. Now they can't keep themselves from talking about Kapernicks views and a lot other political topics. That show has jumped the shark also. Used to really enjoy it, not anymore.

 

I find it hypocritical that they pull their announcer because they didn't want to come off as racist but the announcer is Asian American. Sorry espn but that's a swing and a miss.

 

I used to love ESPN but these days I like getting my sports from NBC and Fox.

Too late.

 

I know right. We all witnessed the only example we need when United took their seat back from the Doctor from Kentucky.

Slippery Slope...

 

I call it stupidity.

I guess people now have to be afraid to name their kid Robert.

That's an image thing. The screen cap of the announcers' names would be the subject of 10 million jokes on Twitter. ESPN doesn't want to have their logo at the end of a bunch of Tweets.

 

I really believe that's all this is.

 

If they are are as good as they think they are, they would just explain the situation. Just another case of snobs believing the average Joe is too stupid too understand anything.

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