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(05-27-2021 11:35 AM)Captain Bearcat Wrote:  

(05-27-2021 11:27 AM)geef Wrote:  

(05-27-2021 09:52 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(05-27-2021 09:12 AM)levydl Wrote:  

(05-27-2021 07:20 AM)Z-Fly Wrote:  Sure...

Turn a blind eye to it, if you would like. PM the poster and see what they say. You are smart enough to read through the code. Again, I don't care. That's exactly what he was getting at though. Also keep an eye out in the future. It's there way more often than it should be.

I didn't insinuate anyone is racist. Leave me out of your guys' psychodrama.

There is no part of your post that references race in any way, shape or form. I'm frankly flabbergasted that anyone could read it that well.

I've gone back and read it a few times now, and it's beyond me as well. Interesting that it caused someone to flip out.

I'm racking my mind to think of an alternative interpretation to levydl's original comment. Is it that some posters are known to dislike Tari? That doesn't make any sense to me; hence my original interpretation was that he was saying posters who dislike Tari's Mom are racist. If true, it's fair game, but it's quite an accusation to make openly so I could understand why he said so in an understated way.

Perhaps levydl could share what he meant by that comment in order to alleviate everyone's concern.

I mean there are possible intentions all over the place.

1. Posters that complain about everything.
2. Posters who acted like her twitter account was a big deal and distraction all year.
3. Posters who think Brannen got screwed by UC and the players were babies.

I could keep going. I could be wrong, but some variation of number 3 was the one that to me seemed the most obvious reason the poster said it based on the context of the post. Those posters being more likely to view her as a distraction who undermined Brannen and the program and was a part of the revolt that lead to his firing for cause made sense to me.

There was nothing in there to imply anything about race.