March 8, 2006

• I swear, I HATE HATE HATE the
  Detroit Pistons. Hate them. Fuck, do I hate them. I hated them back
  when they used the bully the Bulls. I hated them after the Bulls
  overcame them and dominated them for much of the 90s and I hate them
  now that they are back to beating the Bulls. And, although it was a
  very good and tough fought game tonight, I hate the fact that the Bulls
  lost to them tonight. HATE.

  I also hate Barry Bonds and what he has done to the game of baseball.
  Fess up, dude. You used 'roids. Everybody knows it. You know it. The
  American people know it. The Giants fans are in denial, but deep down,
  they know it too. I hate steroids and what they have done to the game,
  my game. The thing is, Bonds was a hall of famer before the 'roids. He
  was a dick before the 'roids and is a dick now. He will always be a
  dick. And the more he denies using, the more he starts to look like
  Pete Rose. Deny, deny, deny. You will probably deny for years and
  years, just like Rose before you admit you did them. Maybe it will be
  to sell a book or keep yourself famous. Or maybe, on your death bed in
  10 years, Barry, you will tell the world that you did steroids and how
  you regret it. But it will be too late. You would have still ruined
  your rep, you still would have been a dick and you still will be dying
  an early death because of roids.

  But most of all, I hate racism. Its deplorable. I watched something
  yesterday about the civil rights movement. Yeah, I have read and
  watched a lot about it and understood it very well. But, what was
  different about this special was that they interviewed people that grew
  up in the south during the 50s and 60s. People that were children back
  then. It is embarrassing how blacks were treated, especially children.
  It didn't matter to these white supremacists that these were children,
  they hated them just the same. These blacks were human beings, and the
  way they were treated remains a travesty. I know why they were treated
  like that, I understand it very well. These whites had a fear of the
  unknown and were raised to hate, it was the only way they knew. Still,
  its no excuse. They should have been above that.  I still find it
  hard to believe that this was something that just happened 40 and 50
  years ago. 40 and 50 years ago, blacks and whites could not eat
  together, go to school together or even share the same hospital. Just
  40 years ago. Its appalling. On the other hand, we have come such a long
  way. All of that is in the past. Sure, racism still exists, but its not
  nearly as bad. We as a society still need to keep moving forward and
  make sure racism does not affect people the way it can. White people
  don't like to hear this or believe it, but racism is still real and is
  still out there. And blacks don't like to hear this, but not everybody
  and not everything is rooted in race. I hope someday, we are able to
  overcome that and live together as a peaceful society.

  • 10:39 pm
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