BertCorbeau
F*ck cancer - RIP Fugu and Buffaloed
To add - what a dumpster fire the Flyers org is that they put it on the player knowing it kills his value when you just look to trade him, rather than try to keep it in house to save face
No kidding. Why bring it this out like this ?To add - what a dumpster fire the Flyers org is that they put it on the player knowing it kills his value when you just look to trade him, rather than try to keep it in house to save face
What if he were a devout Muslim who preferred not to wear the jersey, would you be saying the same thing? Somehow I'm thinking probably not. Or reverse the situation. What if a gay player was asked to do something with the team on the ice and he didn't feel comfortable with it, would you or anyone else be questioning and criticising him for choosing to not to participate because it went against his beliefs? Again I kinda doubt it.So he wasn’t benched?
I’m for people standing up for their beliefs although I don’t agree with his.
I'm kinda confused. Did Provorov say he was anti-LGBT or something? Also when did things change to a point where not doing or saying something automatically meant that you're against it? Can you not support LGBT community and support them having all the rights that everyone else does and NOT want to wear a jersey and NOT be considered anti-LGBT?Why would he throw himself under the bus like this? Are you telling me your life is pure angelic and everything you do and stand for in Philly is according to your religions strictest standards?
Why invite so much undue scrutiny to yourself your team and your organization?
It’s just a pride jersey for warmups!
Are all the the Flyers sponsors and affiliates in line with your religion or it’s okay because you benefiting from the monetary in flows so it’s ok?
You play for the logo in front of the jersey not the name in the back.
It is. This is typical of Russian players -doing something forbidden by Putin on camera? Forget about itHopefully that’s not true.
Good on provorov, more people need to follow suit, he stood up for his beliefs regardless if people agree or not. What happened to freedom of choice? Why does he need to be a sheep?
Any kind of bigotry or homophobia is not cool in my eyes. Idc if your faith is against it.What if he were a devout Muslim who preferred not to wear the jersey, would you be saying the same thing? Somehow I'm thinking probably not. Or reverse the situation. What if a gay player was asked to do something with the team on the ice and he didn't feel comfortable with it, would you or anyone else be questioning and criticising him for choosing to not to participate because it went against his beliefs? Again I kinda doubt it.
Except Provorov didn't express any bigotry or homophobia. That's you projecting and assuming he's being homophobic for simply not wearing a piece of clothing. Are we at a point now where if you're not 100% supporting everything the LGBT pushes 100% of the time, you could be accused of being 'anti-LGBT'?Any kind of bigotry or homophobia is not cool in my eyes. Idc if your faith is against it.
who is that lady on your avatar ?Any kind of bigotry or homophobia is not cool in my eyes. Idc if your faith is against it.
Of course I would say the same thing. What a ridiculous post.What if he were a devout Muslim who preferred not to wear the jersey, would you be saying the same thing? Somehow I'm thinking probably not. Or reverse the situation. What if a gay player was asked to do something with the team on the ice and he didn't feel comfortable with it, would you or anyone else be questioning and criticising him for choosing to not to participate because it went against his beliefs? Again I kinda doubt it.
He said he couldnt wear a shirt about LGBTQ+ representation because of his religious beliefs.Except Provorov didn't express any bigotry or homophobia. That's you projecting and assuming he's being homophobic for simply not wearing a piece of clothing. Are we at a point now where if you're not 100% supporting everything the LGBT pushes 100% of the time, you could be accused of being 'anti-LGBT'?
I remember 30-40 years ago all gays and lesbians wanted was to be treated equally. Now in 2023 they want to be treated more equal than everyone else.
Carrie Coon (playing Nora Durst from The Leftovers).who is that lady on your avatar ?
Like every polarizing topic, he will get thrashed from the left, and a faction of the right will think he is a hero.It’s interesting the hills people will die on… Philly is a tough market and they’re a losing team. He’s just put a target on his back. He’s free to believe what he wants, which I support, but the optics of the situation make it a bad call.
It also hurts his trade value too.
I'm kinda confused. Did Provorov say he was anti-LGBT or something? Also when did things change to a point where not doing or saying something automatically meant that you're against it? Can you not support LGBT community and support them having all the rights that everyone else does and NOT want to wear a jersey and NOT be considered anti-LGBT?
I'm just wondering when did it change where you had support 100% of everything a group pushes otherwise you're not pro-'insert group' enough? For the people who remember it reminds me of this Seinfeld episode:
If he supported the LGBT community and supported them having the same rights as everybody else, why would he abandon his team and adamantly refuse to wear a jersey for one warmup that represents exactly that?Can you not support LGBT community and support them having all the rights that everyone else does and NOT want to wear a jersey and NOT be considered anti-LGBT?
I wonder if he will get fined...prolly not.
He obviously does not support the LGBT+ community.If he supported the LGBT community and supported them having the same rights as everybody else, why would he abandon his team and adamantly refuse to wear a jersey for one warmup that represents exactly that?
As a person raised Hindu and surrounded by people of various devout faiths such as Muslims, Christianity, Jain or Jews, no they don't have problems wearing it if they have an open mind.What if he were a devout Muslim who preferred not to wear the jersey, would you be saying the same thing? Somehow I'm thinking probably not. Or reverse the situation. What if a gay player was asked to do something with the team on the ice and he didn't feel comfortable with it, would you or anyone else be questioning and criticising him for choosing to not to participate because it went against his beliefs? Again I kinda doubt it.