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(04-28-2015 08:12 AM)demiveeman Wrote:  

(04-25-2015 01:36 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  Deep down, many of the students just don't care about football. Most of them have a team to follow in the long run, and it isn't UAB. They didn't go to the games. Sure they got caught up in protesting because that was fun to do, to pretend to rebel. After a while though, they will continue to "rebel" on social media, but their heart isn't in it for the long run.

(04-25-2015 08:11 PM)Memphis Blazer Wrote:  Note that I said many of the students... I'm not really talking about the protestors, but the majority who don't go to UAB games, but go to Bama games. Those are the students I'm talking about.

Lol...what?

Back tracking at its finest. You're entitled to your opinion, but at least stick to your guns when someone questions it.

I stand on my record of sticking to what I think and not backtracking depending on the what the majority thinks. I didn't get the label contrarian for nothing.

I always find in interesting that folks who live out of town and rarely if ever had an opportunity to attend football games, have not set foot on campus during a protest, and have not even been active in the FreeUAB can be experts about who went to football games and the reasons students were protesting.

I guess those people somehow know a lot more about those subjects than those of us who have attended every home football game for years and have been involved in all aspects of the FreeUAB movement.

It just supports the old adage that everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it is a totally uninformed one.

Preach it Cajun. If you haven't put boots on the ground or at the very least pens to the paper and you claim to love my school well maybe you should check yourself