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Bieniemy apparently out of the running in Houston

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2 minutes ago, WarHeel said:

True.

Fact of the matter is that as of about 5 years ago the league was grossly 74% minority. But nobody questions whether the  white guys aren’t getting a fair shot because of the color of their skin. Everyone assumes the best players play, and I personally believe that is the case. Why we hold a different standard to coaches or other leadership is beyond me. Let the best man win. Who gives AF if he’s purple, red, or green. 

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Just now, WarHeel said:

The fact that you generated that out of “let the best man win” is beyond me but not surprising. 

You know what you're implying and you aren't fooling anyone. This is what you do, you don't even think black people who get hired for jobs you apply for is believable. You're still bitter about that, too

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Just now, ImaginaryKev said:

You know what you're implying and you aren't fooling anyone. This is what you do, you don't even think black people who get hired for jobs you apply for is believable. You're still bitter about that, too

I’d love to see the post where I said any of the sort.

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Warheel doesn't think black people are qualified for jobs he applies for or leadership positions in a league that's 70% black. That's a personal problem, dude. And no, I'm not gonna search your post history for the conversation where you got passed over for a job a black person got and couldn't handle it

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1 minute ago, ImaginaryKev said:

Warheel doesn't think black people are qualified for jobs he applies for or leadership positions in a league that's 70% black. That's a personal problem, dude

A percentage of the general population being one ethnicity/gender/fillintheblank doesn’t generate automaticity for a leadership position. That’s exactly my point. Nothing layered to the comment. Take it for what it is and stop accusing others of doing what you’re doing.

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Just now, WarHeel said:

A percentage of the general population being one ethnicity/gender/fillintheblank doesn’t generate automaticity for a leadership position. That’s exactly my point. Nothing layered to the comment. Take it for what it is and stop accusing others of doing what you’re doing.

"Black people can play but they can't coach, nothing strange about that at all"

Alright, man

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1 minute ago, WarHeel said:

True.

Fact of the matter is that as of about 5 years ago the league was grossly 74% minority. But nobody questions whether the  white guys aren’t getting a fair shot because of the color of their skin. Everyone assumes the best players play, and I personally believe that is the case. Why we hold a different standard to coaches or other leadership is beyond me. Let the best man win. Who gives AF if he’s purple, red, or green. 

I mean the last white CB I think was Jason Sehorn(1990s), wheres are the out-rage about that? What would be the reaction if the NFL started forcing teams to play more whites/non-blacks at CB? Like draft picks, WR has to play with a weight vest, allow defenses one more player, all 50/50 calls go in favor etc. Plus no one should tell you how/who to hire if you spent 3 billion on a business. That goes the same if you build a small business form nothing too. Equal part is gone too, since the other method is to lower standards to make the "unfair" testing right. 

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"Black people can play but they can't coach, nothing strange about that at all"

Alright, man

That took an awful lot of embellishment. Get your head out of your racial ass, my guy.

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