Football'sTwisted CheerLeaders

"How can one person be responsible for what some unknowns among thousands of people say or scribble about blacks?"
"I'm a qualified black man and I say  to you that whoever is in charge of people, whether they're three or three thousand, he's responsible for what any one of them does."
"Are you a qualified black man -- whatever in the hell that means -- or are you a qualified teacher?  I objectively propose to you that this is not about racism on any college campus.  It is about people using violence and a form of hostage-taking to force other people to --"

"No, no, no, you uncle tom, you're not being objective, you're being anti-black, you're --"
"You didn't allow me to finish.  A college is not supposed to be a place where only some minorities, people of color, can express a point of view --"
"You're not only insulting our football players you're trashing learned teachers and preachers and politicians who support these attacks on racism and --"
"And it's that support encouraging the ignorant masses to riot that has spread racial unrest throughout our country --"
"You can't question the right of learned black scholars, preachers, teachers, and politicians to attack racism wherever  we find --"

"I believe people who're being pushed, forced to accept those whom they don't wish to associate with have the right to push back!"
"And I believe that we -- especially in education -- must turn our schools into laboratories of intolerance.  Intolerance must be our mission against all those who disagree with us!"
"Then these 'learned' black scholars, preachers, teachers, students, and politicians must agree with you because they're going bananas over being called some uncomplimentary names but don't open their mouth over blacks murdering each other by the hundreds in so-called black communities.  Is that twisted or what?"

"No matter what you say, we're proud to support our football players not only for their exploits on the gridiron but for their scholastic achievements at a university level."
"I hope you continue to be proud of them because now every time they run out on a football field they and the spectators will feel added weight of new pressure, multiplied each time they make a mistake."