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BigSKINBauer · 10-14-2005, 11:14 PM

i am not exactly offended but really tuna is right, that is the Redskins.com, it is for ALL the fans, moreso than any fansite. I could handle this type of division in the post, espn, si or other such media outlets but I see no reason why on redskins.com the fan base should be divided by right and wrong, true fans and idiots.

Also i just don't like putting down a "true redskins", a "core guy", like lavar arrington on Redskins.com. I couldn't care less honestly if everyone here started to talk trash about any skin player because i can put in my opinion but that is redskins.com, that is visited by many people and it is embarrassing to put down a player that has done nothing wrong, lavar has been singled out enough. There are 53 people on that roster and 22 starters, but lavar is getting a hell of a lot of attention compared to those other 31 people on that bench and he doesn't need to be put down on REdskins.com
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this paragraph is mostly what i think tuna and i don't like

"As you can imagine, there is quite an extreme division among fans on this issue. On one side you have "the-world-is-flat" types certain the lack of playing time for Arrington has something to do with contract grievances, vendettas, mythical personnel packages, dishonest intent, malevolent owners and just about anything else, while denying any objective statement from anyone involved in the situation who may dare suggest LaVar isn't playing because LaVar isn't ready. "

i don't believe that there is a "conspiracy" but just because i don't doens't mean Redskins.com should be putting down the fans that do.
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this is what pissed me off

Almost as if he looked on his wrist band for assistance, Arrington was quoted in Thursday's Washington Times as saying, "There are so many different things that I've heard, I don't know which one to pinpoint. Somebody knows the truth. I don't happen to be that [someone] and I don't know for sure what I suspect." Ahh, so, it's not really that no one was telling him why he wasn't playing. It was that everyone was and he didn't happen to like what he was being told, so he suspects something else is really at play. Another flat-earther.

10-14-2005, 11:14 PM	#8
BigSKINBauer Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Washington, DC Age: 38 Posts: 5,688	Re: Wow what propaganda i am not exactly offended but really tuna is right, that is the Redskins.com, it is for ALL the fans, moreso than any fansite. I could handle this type of division in the post, espn, si or other such media outlets but I see no reason why on redskins.com the fan base should be divided by right and wrong, true fans and idiots. Also i just don't like putting down a "true redskins", a "core guy", like lavar arrington on Redskins.com. I couldn't care less honestly if everyone here started to talk trash about any skin player because i can put in my opinion but that is redskins.com, that is visited by many people and it is embarrassing to put down a player that has done nothing wrong, lavar has been singled out enough. There are 53 people on that roster and 22 starters, but lavar is getting a hell of a lot of attention compared to those other 31 people on that bench and he doesn't need to be put down on REdskins.com ----------------- this paragraph is mostly what i think tuna and i don't like "As you can imagine, there is quite an extreme division among fans on this issue. On one side you have "the-world-is-flat" types certain the lack of playing time for Arrington has something to do with contract grievances, vendettas, mythical personnel packages, dishonest intent, malevolent owners and just about anything else, while denying any objective statement from anyone involved in the situation who may dare suggest LaVar isn't playing because LaVar isn't ready. " i don't believe that there is a "conspiracy" but just because i don't doens't mean Redskins.com should be putting down the fans that do. ------------------------- this is what pissed me off Almost as if he looked on his wrist band for assistance, Arrington was quoted in Thursday's Washington Times as saying, "There are so many different things that I've heard, I don't know which one to pinpoint. Somebody knows the truth. I don't happen to be that [someone] and I don't know for sure what I suspect." Ahh, so, it's not really that no one was telling him why he wasn't playing. It was that everyone was and he didn't happen to like what he was being told, so he suspects something else is really at play. Another flat-earther.