Nick Saban is a coward for his silence on Roy Moore

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Nick Saban is a clueless coward for his silence on Roy Moore

 

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

 

Thursday, December 14, 2017, 7:00 AM

 

 

The words in this title to describe Alabama head coach Nick Saban are not hyperbole.

They are written precisely as intended when America’s highest paid public employee of great mass influence can’t render public opinion on Roy Moore.

Nick Saban is not just any coach or employee. At over $11 million a year, he makes more money than all U.S. workers employed by a local or state government. He is a public servant who works at a public university as an alleged leader of college “students.”

Those incomparable facts come with great public responsibility.

The lead-up to Roy Moore and Doug Jones' election Tuesday should have been Saban’s shining career moment to show true leadership and humanity.

By remaining silent on the numerous allegations that Moore was a pedophile, Saban showed he does not care about the plight or protection of young women and girls.

By remaining silent on Moore’s romanticization of slavery, Saban showed he does not care about the plight or opinions of so many young black men who produce his unearned salary.

 

 

Read the whole article at: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/college/nick-saban-gutless-coward-silence-roy-moore-article-1.3697185

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Whatever. Taking Saban's side here. His job is to coach football. He's long been known to be a democrat, but I don't give two ***** about his politics, and trying to shame him into either telling us who he voted for or to put out a statement to influence the election is in and of itself shameful. If he wants to do so, more power to him. 

[MDM4AU 282]

I have to agree with Bigben42. This is a stupid claim to make and reeks of click bait. His opinion on this topic will affect ZERO people anyway.

[Grumps 3,078]

Agree. 100% click bait.

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

1 hour ago, Bigbens42 said:

Whatever. Taking Saban's side here. His job is to coach football. He's long been known to be a democrat, but I don't give two ***** about his politics, and trying to shame him into either telling us who he voted for or to put out a statement to influence the election is in and of itself shameful. If he wants to do so, more power to him. 

I wish he would leave football and go work for the Democrats

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There has been a lot of this lately. Take Taylor Swift, for example. People have been trying to compel her to speak about the Trump administration for quite a while. What if she agrees with or even voted for him? Why should she be compelled to volunteer that information? So she can get savaged in the media? 

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

12 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

There has been a lot of this lately. Take Taylor Swift, for example. People have been trying to compel her to speak about the Trump administration for quite a while. What if she agrees with or even voted for him? Why should she be compelled to volunteer that information? So she can get savaged in the media? 

Who cares what taylor swift has to say about the Trump administration. 

[Proud Tiger 4,261]

2 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

Who cares what taylor swift has to say about the Trump administration. 

Exactly. She isn't the swiftist gal on the planet.

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11 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

Who cares what taylor swift has to say about the Trump administration. 

A lot of fools, actually. And it pains me to say this, but mostly on my side of the aisle. 

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16 minutes ago, Proud Tiger said:

Exactly. She isn't the swiftist gal on the planet.

You don't even know the young lady. She might very well be a conservative, in which case you would be singing her praises. 

[homersapien 10,273]

1 hour ago, SaltyTiger said:

I wish he would leave football and go work for the Democrats

Me too.  

[japantiger 3,769]

24 minutes ago, homersapien said:

Me too.  

So wait a minute....is this the football or political forum?  OK, would you rather have Gus or Nick?

[homersapien 10,273]

5 minutes ago, japantiger said:

So wait a minute....is this the football or political forum?  OK, would you rather have Gus or Nick?

Is this a trick question? 

Saban running the Democratic party sounds like a win/win for this liberal Auburn man.   

[japantiger 3,769]

To use one of my favorite Star Wars lines Homey "I find you're lack of faith disturbing". ...but in this case, we share similar opinions....

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10 hours ago, SaltyTiger said:

Who cares what taylor swift has to say about the Trump administration. 

Apparently a lot of the loony left....but otherwise, why should any of us care what the entertainment industry thinks. If a person gets blatant about political views in songs...use the off button....or vote with your billfold.

[japantiger 3,769]

No 64, by virtue of their unique talents, sensitivities and intellect, people that work in the entertainment industry are uniquely qualified to tell me how to live my life.   I make all decisions based on what Mark Ruffalo, Chelsea Handler, Merryl Streep and Tim Robbins tell me.    

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

22 hours ago, homersapien said:

Me too.  

You are very intelligent man Brother Homer

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

23 hours ago, Bigbens42 said:

You don't even know the young lady. She might very well be a conservative, in which case you would be singing her praises. 

BB, you are the one that brought her up. Assume she is an special in your liberal mind 

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51 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

BB, you are the one that brought her up. Assume she is an special in your liberal mind 

I'm using her as an example, and she's a prominent one as there's been a lot of outcry - attempting to compel her to speak - much like Saban. Problem is, the folks being the most vocal about it might not like her answer. 

The point is, while there is very little downside to coming out and saying you voted for Hillary, or support gay marriage or some other decidedly liberal cause, a double standard does exist here. It's not fair, but she would get savaged undeservedly.

So why should she come out with it? She shouldn't, and liberals attempting to compel her to do so need to get over themselves.

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

5 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

I'm using her as an example, and she's a prominent one as there's been a lot of outcry - attempting to compel her to speak - much like Saban. Problem is, the folks being the most vocal about it might not like her answer. 

The point is, while there is very little downside to coming out and saying you voted for Hillary, or support gay marriage or some other decidedly liberal cause, a double standard does exist here. It's not fair, but she would get savaged undeservedly.

So why should she come with it? She shouldn't, and liberals attempting to compel her to do so need to get over themselves.

I just wish Saban would step up to the plate............... support gay marriage, openly cry over Hillary, give scholarships to two transgender running backs and a female linebacker  

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6 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

I just wish Saban would step up to the plate............... support gay marriage, openly cry over Hillary, give scholarships to two transgender running backs and a female linebacker  

If he wants to, more power to him. Trying to shame him into vocalizing support for your cause is shameful though. 

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

23 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

If he wants to, more power to him. Trying to shame him into vocalizing support for your cause is shameful though. 

I have no cause BB and no reason to be shameful. What is the "cause" BS. You posted that Saban is a Coward. 

General Patton would b!tch slap Saban and send him to play Auburn again in the playoffs. Lighten up a bit, life is pretty wonderful. 

 

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3 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

I have no cause BB and no reason to be shameful. What is the "cause" BS. You posted that Saban is a Coward. 

General Patton would b!tch slap Saban and send him to play Auburn again in the playoffs. Lighten up a bit, life is pretty wonderful. 

 

That was a royal you, not a reference to your specifically. People calling him a coward, demanding he inform us of his views or how he plans on voting, are morons.

[SaltyTiger 6,558]

2 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

That was a royal you, not a reference to your specifically. People calling him a coward, demanding he inform us of his views or how he plans on voting, are morons.

Understand 150% BB ......who cares other than us bored few on a message board tonight.