Don't be stupid on social media...vol. Mo'ne Davis

[dipsetgeneral]

That guy wasn't gonna make it to the minor or major leagues anyway. He's better off dismissed from the team to begin with.

 

[freeze]

dude plays little league? he looks 32 in that pic.



oh right, little league. he prolly is 32.

 

[pacificnorsewst]

(Some)White folks just love to hate
Why do they got all that hate in their heart

Man...Ignorance isn't exclusive to a certain race.

"They." Ha. I want to hear about your true mindset.

This guy though...Wow! Glad he's dismissed. People can't get away with this stuff without consequence.

I don't at all like some of the subtleties in the article though. The
reporter sounds like he's framing this to fit an agenda.

"...who was the team's second-leading hitter at the time of his dismissal."

So?! Even if he was an All-American, that should be irrelevant to the second paragraph of this story. He said something way out of line and he deserved the repercussion he got. Stupid.

And then:

"And it was unquestionably offensive, to the point where Bloomsburg's athletic department had no choice but to act as it did."

Maybe not so bad, but to me I just feel like it's being insinuated that because it was social media, there was no way to sweep this under the rug, so in that case, is why this warrants an action being made.

It's simple as a few words that can misrepresent or distort intentions and it ultimately fuels other agendas. See: nawghtyhare.