Panthers vs Seahawks Running Commentary

Fuck yo flag.

 

After school in the gym, right.
Grow up jackass.

 

I was thinking the Seahawks would slow down even more after Russell Okung went down. No such luck. Did Cliff Avril come back in second half. He left before half time.

 

Ok watching up close video of the flag incident the fan holding it slung it over the wall and a few inches to one side would have hit Cam in he face very possibly his EYE! You doing something in someone's face and you deserve it ripped out of your hand. And to the womam who wrote the letter every fan base feels like family or at least Panther Nation does too. It's not like your fan base is unique. And Cam does as much for his community as Wilson does. Don't address issues until you look at the big picture from all sides. That's just spreading ignorance.

 

I lived in the Seattle area in the mid '70s, coincidentally just when the Seahawks were starting up. But that has nothing to do with this.

I'm gonna get racial here. They did not have AAs up there in any kind of numbers that I ever saw. The big minority was Native Americans. They were the lower class, got the crappy jobs, were discriminated against etc. Like AAs in the South. The AAs of the Pacific Northwest so to speak.

White Southerners were right behind them. Most up there that I ran across thought we were all stupid, ignorant hicks and treated us like it; we got the crap jobs too. It was blatant really.

Point is, many of those people probably still view Southerners the same way and it has to kill them to lose to a bunch of inbred hicks. heh.

To the good sports up there, congratulations on a great team. To the rest of the whining 12s, SUFFER BITCHES!

 

Oregon passed exclusion laws against African Americans twice during the 1840s, considered another law in the 1850s, and in 1857 approved an exclusion clause as part of its constitution. Exclusion laws were also passed in Indiana and Illinois and considered in Ohio, but Oregon was the only free state admitted to the Union with an exclusion clause in its constitution. - See more at: The Black Laws of Oregon, 1844-1857 | The Black Past: Remembered and Reclaimed

 

Great analysis, guys.

 

I don't know who I am more surprised is still on TV. Ray Lewis or Michael Irvan