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2 hours ago, Clevfan4life said:

dude did u actually read thst nytimes article? no u didnt obviously. Its an opinion piece from some girl about the concept of participarion trophy but gives no specifics about the sport and the type of league. So what that means is i give no fucks. 

again..my nephew and nieces are in cleveland sport system. And nothing of the sort happens even in the what amts to an intermural basketball league. So ill go with that over some random internet small cock like u.....fair?

See the video I posted. Glad to hear the Cleveland sports system are not issuing participation trophies but across the country they are and they are more common than you think.

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8 hours ago, Clevfan4life said:

dude did u actually read thst nytimes article? no u didnt obviously. Its an opinion piece from some girl about the concept of participarion trophy but gives no specifics about the sport and the type of league. So what that means is i give no fucks. 

again..my nephew and nieces are in cleveland sport system. And nothing of the sort happens even in the what amts to an intermural basketball league. So ill go with that over some random internet small cock like u.....fair?

"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

https://www.fatherly.com/play/sports/participation-trophy/\

Right there in black and white. Go ahead, keep trying to weasel out.

 

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6 hours ago, Gorka said:

"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

https://www.fatherly.com/play/sports/participation-trophy/\

Right there in black and white. Go ahead, keep trying to weasel out.

 

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wow you're article uses a 3rd place trophy picture......I believe they honor 3rd place in the Olympics right you stupid ngr? oh and your author is a stupid blogging ngr. Thanks for playing u small cokking ngr fgt. 

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Pinewood Derby Trophy

 

wow you're article uses a 3rd place trophy picture......I believe they honor 3rd place in the Olympics right you stupid ngr? oh and your author is a stupid blogging ngr. Thanks for playing u small cokking ngr fgt. 

 Awww you don't like bloggers? As if yur so much smarter. You're below a blogger dude.

Here it is again. Back up your claim or stfu.

"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

 

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 Awww you don't like bloggers? As if yur so much smarter. You're below a blogger dude.

Here it is again. Back up your claim or stfu.

"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

 

You can't quote an opinionated blogger as evidence to support your argument. I am smart enough to know that but apparently you're not. 

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26 minutes ago, Clevfan4life said:

You can't quote an opinionated blogger as evidence to support your argument. I am smart enough to know that but apparently you're not. 

You are huh? Funny you weren't smart enough to deduce that Fatherly.com is not a blog but a parenting website and the author of the article is not a blogger. The hole yur digging for yourself is getting deeper there Clevis.

 

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You are huh? Funny you weren't smart enough to deduce that Fatherly.com is not a blog but a parenting website and the author of the article is not a blogger. The hole yur digging for yourself is getting deeper there Clevis.

 

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From movies to dinosaur museums to best pirate costumes. Yeah he's a hired blogger. And his article about the participation trophies was his pure opinion about the concept of them. He, nor you...have given a single shred of info about where this takes place and what kind of leagues. The only leagues that I've heard of that do this to any great extent were for disabled kids or those intramural type leagues where only sackless fags like yourself would get worked up over. The actual competitive leagues in HS do not do this. My nephew has played hockey and baseball in LIBERAL cities and this has not happened. So do urself a favor and go get a script for testosterone from your Dr because you are one sad bitch of an old man. Like Lindsey Graham breathlessly sackless. 
 
This is only a big deal for sackless little boy pussy's. 
 
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1 hour ago, OldBrownsFan said:

How prevalent is the idea of participation trophies? I really don't know except in this video it appears to be more widespread than you are giving it credit...

one of my best friends is a libertarian out west...he lives just outside SF with his family and he's tge dean of a catholic HS. His kids play football and baseball all over the bsy area....he too has cracked jokes about those trophies but he admitted he never saw it. In one of the most liberal areas in the country.

im sorry but ur all just going to have to accept what easily hooked and baited little boy pussys u are. The first step is acknowledging that ur little sissy boys who get doggy walked by the narratives of media entities who have an ulterior motive in forming ur thought process's. 

cause i gotta tell ya guys.....even if this stuff was widespread, real men just simply dont care if there are people who want to encourage their sedintary video game playing kids to go out and run outside in something mildly competitive that doesnt involve a tv and a controller. There will akways be sports leagues for serious kids that want to develop serious skillsets to perhaps play pro one day. And there will be the kid versions of "beer league". It doesnt matter....just stfu u sackless little ninnys and let people be. I cant put it any clearer. If james harrison had his kids in a competotive league and it handed out participation trophies...then fine i completely understand where he's coming from. But theres millions of parents with kids who have no i tention of playing a sport competitively even at the HS level. Its just not s big deal except to u gelded old fuckpigs who love to dry ur pussys out over the most insignificant of matters.

theres an order of magnitude more important shit going on then getting ur pussys hammered out over stupid fucking trophies. 

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"The first step is acknowledging that ur little sissy boys who get doggy walked by the narratives of media entities who have an ulterior motive in forming ur thought process's."

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Kinda like the liberal media pushing the phony Trump Russia collusion narrative for over two years that liberals ate up with a spoon... maybe you are finally getting it...

Sure there are more important subjects in the world but this is a message board to cover a variety of issues and it is not a bad point to make to the young that not everyone gets a trophy in life. 

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"The first step is acknowledging that ur little sissy boys who get doggy walked by the narratives of media entities who have an ulterior motive in forming ur thought process's."

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Kinda like the liberal media pushing the phony Trump Russia collusion narrative for over two years that liberals ate up with a spoon... maybe you are finally getting it...

Sure there are more important subjects in the world but this is a message board to cover a variety of issues and it is not a bad point to make to the young that not everyone gets a trophy in life. 

yes its a msg board but psrticipation trophies make a bi monthly appearance here. Enough already. Millennials and post milkennials are becoming some of tge most frugal grounded people in our society so i think they'll be fine. Obviously as teenagers they're insufferable twats JUST AS ALL OF US WERE. These kids are staring at lifetimes of debt i think they get it. Debt tgey incurred because tgey bought into YOUR generations bullshit.

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"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/life/wellness/2018/09/25/ronsisvalle-3-reasons-participation-trophies-bad/1419776002/

https://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2016/10/06/should-every-young-athlete-get-a-trophy/participation-trophies-send-a-dangerous-message

 

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"U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/life/wellness/2018/09/25/ronsisvalle-3-reasons-participation-trophies-bad/1419776002/

https://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2016/10/06/should-every-young-athlete-get-a-trophy/participation-trophies-send-a-dangerous-message

 

yet moar cool links giving someones opinion with some vague calfox like recollection of this one time in bandcamp. I "know" that leagues in northern VA, cleveland and san francisco dont do this....at least not the leagues that go through the school systems. So again....u sackless little gelding.....show me some form of proof that this is a national epidemic. 

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yes its a msg board but psrticipation trophies make a bi monthly appearance here. Enough already. Millennials and post milkennials are becoming some of tge most frugal grounded people in our society so i think they'll be fine. Obviously as teenagers they're insufferable twats JUST AS ALL OF US WERE. These kids are staring at lifetimes of debt i think they get it. Debt tgey incurred because tgey bought into YOUR generations bullshit.

"These kids are staring at lifetimes of debt i think they get it".....

I don't think by and large they do get it and I am sure you don't.  The deficit grew larger under Obama than any other president. It is primarily those of us on the right who have been giving out the message that this debt is an albatross around our children's neck. Admittedly both parties are too blame. The dems almost never speak about curbing the debt and support every new spending program under the sun  while the republicans speak loudly about the debt when out of power but when in power they don't do much about the debt either. 

 

*** Tax payers will be burdened to pay for the open southern border the dems won't lift a finger to help fix. 

Analysis: Illegal immigrants cost taxpayers $116 billion annually

https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/analysis-illegal-immigrants-cost-taxpayers-billion-annually/article_b51222e8-8b7b-11e8-8546-37063af1f318.html

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10 hours ago, Clevfan4life said:

yet moar cool links giving someones opinion with some vague calfox like recollection of this one time in bandcamp. I "know" that leagues in northern VA, cleveland and san francisco dont do this....at least not the leagues that go through the school systems. So again....u sackless little gelding.....show me some form of proof that this is a national epidemic. 

Any "blog" or opinion piece that was posted was not used to support an argument dummy.  I am not interested in whether or not the writers views support mine.

They are meant to refute your asinine claim : U know where it does happen? (participation trophies) in leagues for kids with physical or developmentsl developmental disorders." - Clevis

Well lookie here, something that you will really like because its an opposing view! An opposing view by Kobe Bryant on why participation trophies are OK... and he ain't talking about no Retarded kids.

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/07/kobe-bryant-participation-trophies-why-theyre-okay-james-harrison-bryce-harper

If you still wanna continue to be a dick about this, carry on. Why change now.LOL

 

 

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