Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Rush51: Typical nonsense from you You continually reference links to tinymind.com. I don't think that is a website you should be promoting.
Like I say, maybe spend a little less time on your mental midget website, tinymind.com.
Son, it's clear from your attitude that you only come to this forum to mock/ridicule/insult and attack ideas and members that don't agree with your political pov.
But now in your rush to mock, you are just embarrasing yourself thru your wilfull ignorance.......yet again.(this is the second time I have had to correct you and explain simple things to you)
TinyURL.com is a free "web utility" It's not a news or political opinion site.
It's a simple tool to shorten otherwise very long URLs (links from other sources) down to a tiny size so that a "source link" can fit neatly on just one line
So simple in fact, I'll bet even YOU could figure out how to use it.
Except since you never post LINKS to credible sources, you won't ever have need of it.
NBA season resumes with players, coaches, and
game officials all kneeling during the National Anthem
(CNN) Players with the New Orleans Pelicans and the Utah Jazz restarted
the NBA's season by kneeling during the National Anthem.
Moments before tipoff on Thursday evening, the players, who were joined
by coaches and game officials, all took a knee.
The players also wore black "Black Lives Matter" shirts both during
warm-ups and during the National Anthem.
After the moment, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said he will not
force players to stand during the anthem.
"I respect our teams' unified act of peaceful protest for
social justice and under these unique circumstances
will not enforce our long-standing rule requiring standing
during the playing of our national anthem."
The New Orleans Pelicans, in a statement, said the team stands by
the "ideals of freedom of speech and the right to peacefully protest."
Source: https://tinyurl.com/y5njm6do
u should archive that one
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