MLBPA chief open to talk with MLB about moving All-Star Game

I don't intend to be calling you out for not doing enough to "not stand for it."

I'm in the exact same boat, I've quit basketball completely, football, and NASCAR.......and I lived in Mooresville NC for 15 years, the home of most NASCAR teams. I still have a LOT of connections to people who are actively involved in the sport, hell my son-in-law works for Joey Logano.....and even though I maintain the friendships I have nothing to do with the sport anymore. I won't watch, I won't go, I won't spend a penny on it. Funny thing is, a lot of these friends I have who are still actually working in NASCAR feel the same way and they don't have anything to do with it either, aside from doing their jobs because they're good high paying jobs. They don't watch and they don't go and they don't spend a penny on it, and they don't wear gear for the driver they work for. And I was huge into that sport for 20-30 years.

I'm a huge hockey fan and always have been I played hockey growing up. And they've done a nice job overall staying sane about things. But baseball has teetered a few times, and they're pushing me. I also played baseball, all the way through college, and honestly it's always been more in my blood than hockey. But they've pushed me with the B.S., and I can and will stop watching if they get stupid.....like moving the All Star game. I used to be amazed that so many people could go through life and not pay attention at all to sports, but once I've weeded sports out, I totally get it. I really wish baseball would stay sensible and at a level where I would feel ok still watching. But if not, oh well.

And in case you haven't heard, some people are asking pro golfers to either not play at the Masters or have the tournament played somewhere else. lol........

But back to the "not stand for it" topic. I'm not meaning to call you out, but I'm in an introspective stage about this whole thing--should I call myself out for not doing more? Right now I'm of the exact same thinking as you, but now I'm starting to ask myself if I'm doing enough. Because at some point, soon I should think, enough of us need to collectively start doing a whole lot more and put an end to this nonsense. Because the longer it goes on, and the more too many of us maybe just shrug and say "whatever," the more ridiculous it gets. 

And I really don't even know what the first step would be to do more.  When you control the media, you have all the power. And that's really all they are doing, is using the media to constantly voice their stupid little victimization claims. How do you combat that when you not only don't have total control of the media, but you don't even have any say at all with the media?  

I saw this, it's typical of what goes on in any and every one of these ridiculous ordeals. These poopbags don't know the first thing about the truth or actual facts, they just go by what they're told to say and think.

As Tucker Carlson asked tonight, WTF is Delta doing voicing it's spoon fed "opinion" so loudly about democracy issues anyway?

Their CEO said they have a huge base of African-American employees and they are universally hurt by this law.

It's funny by the way that those black Delta employees somehow find a way to make it to work every day, have a picture idea to get into the airport, would need an I.D. to fly on a Delta plane, but it's racist for us to make them to get an idea to vote. This is just beyond bearable at this point.