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Not sure what's wrong with that?
Nothing wrong with introducing things as long as players are given the option to say yes/no.
lol. the insinuation is that only Dabo can save these poor souls from eternal damnation by letting them play footbaw at Clempson.Not sure what's wrong with that?
Nothing wrong with introducing things as long as players are given the option to say yes/no.
As a person who has strong religious beliefs, I guess the problem is one of power relations. There is nothing wrong with holding strong religious beliefs. When those beliefs are presented in a way that doesn't allow a player to independently investigate the truth of a religion or that suggests that rejecting the message may impact on opportunities to play or progress, then I think it is wrong.Not sure what's wrong with that?
Nothing wrong with introducing things as long as players are given the option to say yes/no.
I don't think it's that deep. I think these idiots just think that playing for Clemson is somehow what God wants, and that Dabo has been chosen to save these select few who just so happen to be fast and strong with football pads on.As a person who has strong religious beliefs, I guess the problem is one of power relations. There is nothing wrong with holding strong religious beliefs. When those beliefs are presented in a way that doesn't allow a player to independently investigate the truth of a religion or that suggests that rejecting the message may impact on opportunities to play or progress, then I think it is wrong.
Not sure what's wrong with that?
Nothing wrong with introducing things as long as players are given the option to say yes/no.
More like David KoreshNot only is Dabo a charlatan, he's also the CFB version of Jimmy Swaggart, so there's that.
Add in the Clemson cult following where Dabo's word is as good as gold, and you get 'Fuck Dabo'....
More like David Koresh
And you think that zealots like Dabo don't create an institutional culture within their programs where players feel pressure to conform to and adopt a particular sectarian religious viewpoint? Those coaches control your playing time and chance of getting to the NFL. Saying, "no thanks, I don't believe in god" isn't as free and easy a choice as it might appear.Not sure what's wrong with that?
Nothing wrong with introducing things as long as players are given the option to say yes/no.
Sorry, been on vacation. Fu*k Dabo, that is all.Fuck Dabo…
That’s what’s wrong with the tweet
Fair point.And you think that zealots like Dabo don't create an institutional culture within their programs where players feel pressure to conform to and adopt a particular sectarian religious viewpoint? Those coaches control your playing time and chance of getting to the NFL. Saying, "no thanks, I don't believe in god" isn't as free and easy a choice as it might appear.
And you think that zealots like Dabo don't create an institutional culture within their programs where players feel pressure to conform to and adopt a particular sectarian religious viewpoint? Those coaches control your playing time and chance of getting to the NFL. Saying, "no thanks, I don't believe in god" isn't as free and easy a choice as it might appear.
I'm certain he would recruit them.....which points towards how phoney the whole thing is. God doesn't give a shit what school you go to, as long as it's not Penn St.This implies that Dabo wouldn't recruit and play a kid who was an outstanding football player but also Jewish or Muslim.
We don't have any evidence to support this.