Good. I’m hoping Pouncey is in trouble for his tweet too. (Not about Sam-it was about the team drafting Jawaun James).
How do you think your company would respond if you starting making negative, unsolicited, public statements about your new coworker’s family or romantic life?
IMO, the objectionable thing about the tweet was not that, but that it was expressed immaturely/insensitively.
Or severe weather victims in eastern North Carolina.It would be a nice touch if Sam was invited into the Rose Garden and given a 21 gun salute! He has already garnered more attention from Obama than our military heroes, so he must be REALLY special.
If that new co-worker was being hired and publicly celebrated and congratulated because of his “romantic life” when more qualified applicants were passed up in favor of “diversity”, I’d have more of an issue with the company.
Maybe. I don’t know. I still have a hunch that they would have gotten him for making unsolicited public comments on his coworker’s personal life-especially with the issues the Dolphins have had lately.
He’ll only get booed if he doesn’t make the tackles he should.
I’m in no way implying that homosexual behavior is not sinful. All I’m stating is that society as a whole is about to grow more accustomed to acts of affection between gays. I admit that I found the photo disturbing, but I also recognize that I can stand to grow more accustomed to such displays of affection even if I still view homosexual behavior as being sinful.
Not likely. He plays for a gay friendly city very close to where he became a college star. More to the point, his jersey sales are 2nd only to Manziel for rookies. He’s even ahead of Clowney.
Thank you for clarifying.I’m in no way implying that homosexual behavior is not sinful. All I’m stating is that society as a whole is about to grow more accustomed to acts of affection between gays. I admit that I found the photo disturbing, but I also recognize that I can stand to grow more accustomed to such displays of affection even if I still view homosexual behavior as being sinful.
LOVE!
I don’t know. PDA is a bit different than private/domestic issues. Plenty of people object to hetero PDA. But I do agree with you that it’s unlikely this tweet was about morality.
On what do you base that? The consensus was actually that he deserved to go sooner based on his numbers. The link below provides a good breakdown.
Except that Mr. Sam made his personal life very public.
Did you watch the draft? There is so much PDA. When people get good news, they tend to fall into their loved one’s arms and kiss. It wasn’t about PDA.
It’s not something I would like to get accustomed to.
Most NFL players have made it known who they’re romantically involved with. He didn’t do anything anyone else didn’t. Jones behaved unprofessionally and he disrespected his coworker.
I suspect had he not he wouldn’t have gotten drafted at all.
Being an oldster, I don’t like to see overt displays of affection from hetero or monosexuals. That does not mean I am a prude by any means, I just don’t think it is in good taste.I’m in no way implying that homosexual behavior is not sinful. All I’m stating is that society as a whole is about to grow more accustomed to acts of affection between gays. I admit that I found the photo disturbing, but I also recognize that I can stand to grow more accustomed to such displays of affection even if I still view homosexual behavior as being sinful.
LOVE!