Protestor who entered field files police report

[williewilliejuan]

if the point is to get his cause attention...it's working

I have no idea what his cause is. The issue is getting attention. His getting his ass laid out got attention. His cause, whatever it was, isn’t getting any traction.

 

[huskers1217]

You can get pegged with a trailer park whore???

Interesting.

dont knock it until you try it

 

[ill]

And the way or reason people become aware of you or your cause is not always positive, as I said.
You just have to fucking argue everything, like a child.

you came in here and started the argument, dude.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Was the protester's cause about him getting pancaked like a bitch by NFL players, because that's all I'm aware of.

 

[fordman84]

you came in here and started the argument, dude.

I'm sure you see it that way. Reality says otherwise, but you live in your own skewed world.

 

[DraftNerd]

I look forward to this case being thrown out with prejudice. As for….whatever the cause was….I doubt awareness of it ultimately increases here.

It’s also not about whatever that issue is. It’s about entering the field of play (something league and players admit being freaked out by) with some smoking whatever that was.

One player even said it that his first thought was “is that a bomb?”

Go about trying to drive awareness to your cause in tremendously tone and optic deaf ways and then act like you were wrong when you got pushed down. Yawn.

 

[ill]

I'm sure you see it that way. Reality says otherwise, but you live in your own skewed world.

there's a reason I don't go in the PF on this site.

 

[fordman84]

there's a reason I don't go in the PF on this site.

It's for the best, you don't have the brain power or reasoning skills to be able to venture there. Throw out some buzzword you heard others use and then cry when you are corrected.

 

[ill]

It's for the best, you don't have the brain power or reasoning skills to be able to venture there. Throw out some buzzword you heard others use and then cry when you are corrected.

right...

you thinking this guy who doesn't even have a name was doing this for HIS 15 minutes of fame is missing the big picture, my dude. Keep trying.

 

[fordman84]

right...

you thinking this guy who doesn't even have a name was doing this for HIS 15 minutes of fame is missing the big picture, my dude. Keep trying.

That has nothing to do with my point, but keep spinning.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

And you also like fucking tube socks full of ground beef.

Is this a thing?

 

[ill]

That has nothing to do with my point, but keep spinning.

you literally said that...that's how you kicked off your posting in this thread.

I said it wasn't about him, it was about getting attention for his cause...then you started talking about Putin and shit.

you clearly don't get it

 

[fishinabarrel]

I'm having a bacon double cheeseburger for lunch today in honor of this man's sacrifice

 

[Guy Incognito]

Is this a thing?

@SlinkyRedfoot, I think we have someone casting aspersions on yourn favorite pastime.

 

[ill]

all this said, I had to look up what he was actually raising awareness for.

Bobby Wagner trucks protestor carrying pink flare during Rams-49ers game

An animal rights activist group is making its presence known at U.S. sports events. This time, in painful fashion.

sports.yahoo.com

While more painful than he likely intended, the protestor likely got the attention he was seeking. A photo provided by KNBR shows the man wearing a shirt reading RighttoRescue.com, a site that states its cause as "raising awareness for whistleblowers facing prison time for exposing factory farm abuses."

Meanwhile, affiliated group Direct Action Everywhere claimed responsibility for the stunt on social media. If this all sounds familiar, it's because it's not its first foray into the sports world.

The group made headlines in April when a protestor glued herself to the floor at a Minnesota Timberwolves game wearing a T-shirt reading "Glen Taylor Roasts Animals Alive." Taylor is the outgoing Timberwolves owner who also owned a chicken farm that culled 5.3 million hens during a bird-flu outbreak. Days later, another fan chained herself to a basket during another Timberwolves home game.

The same group claimed credit for a two-person protest during the NFL's season-opening game between the Rams and Buffalo Bills at SoFi Stadium. Like on Monday, those fans ran across the field carrying pink smoke flares. Though they didn't meet the same violent end.

 

[moxie]

@SlinkyRedfoot, I think we have someone casting aspersions on yourn favorite pastime.

I have questions about this, too. Is the ground beef raw & cold? Or cooked & cold? Or cooked and hot?

 

[ill]

I have questions about this, too. Is the ground beef raw & cold? Or cooked & cold? Or cooked and hot?

depends on what you're in the mood for, I suppose

 

[Guy Incognito]

I have questions about this, too. Is the ground beef raw & cold? Or cooked & cold? Or cooked and hot?

 

[moxie]

depends on what you're in the mood for, I suppose

I would suppose it depends on his proclivity for zoonotic illness or a simple surface scarring.

 

[moxie]

Yeah, but when you cook ground beef, it gets all granular. Just doesn't seem like the right sensation one would be intentionally seeking out. Why not just use grape nuts that were cooked in water or something? Then he doesn't have to worry about blood & stuff getting in his wiener hole.