Dom Luszczyszyn apologizes after agreeing to appear on podcast with Tony DeAngelo

NyQuil

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IIRC it later leaked through teammates that it was a slur for an Italian. Which is… not what people (including myself) were assuming when the story originally broke.

Then his dad from Philly gave that interview where he was like “yeah, we said that word every day growing up. So what?” and people (including me) were in full jaw-drop mode at what looked like something very different.

This is a total digression, but I'm trying to imagine a restaurant chain doing this kind of commercial for a BIPOC ethnicity:



There's an extended one where all kinds of different guests act like Italian-Americans.

Anyway, it's still on, so I guess Italians don't get all outraged about this kind of thing.
 

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That's a resounding affirmative
I say not really, the culture is healing, where before some one could scream an ism and everyone would pull back for fear of being associated with x or y ism and now I'm seeing people metaphorically patting the OG screamer of the ist allegation on the head, saying now now and doing what they want anyway.
 

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This is a total digression, but I'm trying to imagine a restaurant chain doing this kind of commercial for a BIPOC ethnicity:



There's an extended one where all kinds of different guests act like Italian-Americans.

Anyway, it's still on, so I guess Italians don't get all outraged about this kind of thing.


Even if they did get outraged about it… all you need to know is that it’s a guy named Tony DeAngelo saying the word.

Let’s just say there’s plenty of precedent in pro sports for people being allowed to use a slur for their own ethnicity, and zero credible people have an issue with it when it happens literally every single night on the sports calendar.
 

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I say not really, the culture is healing, where before some one could scream an ism and everyone would pull back for fear of being associated with x or y ism and now I'm seeing people metaphorically patting the OG screamer of the ist allegation on the head, saying now now and doing what they want anyway.

It’s certainly a lot easier to tell who the Nazis are when they go marching around in public in the daytime now like in Columbus and St. Louis.
 

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It’s certainly a lot easier to tell who the Nazis are when they go marching around in public in the daytime now like in Columbus and St. Louis.
I think those were the 1st actual Nazi's I've seen on my feeds in a cpl yrs. All the rest were wearing masks and 1 part of those idiots that always holds true is they are proud to be Nazi's so they don't hide their faces.
 
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I think those were the 1st actual Nazi's I've seen on my feeds in a cpl yrs. All the rest were wearing masks and 1 part of those idiots that always holds true is they are proud to be Nazi's so they don't hide their faces.

I was just being facetious.

But overall I think the majority of people of all political stripes feel like they are walking on eggshells at all times and it gets tiresome and exhausting.

Look at poor Dom here. Waded into a real shitstorm without a clue.
 
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I don't even think that Twitter account is actually Tony, i think it's a fake.
 

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I was just being facetious.

But overall I think the majority of people of all political stripes feel like they are walking on eggshells at all times and it gets tiresome and exhausting.
I agree 100%, its like there are say 100 issues, we agree completely on 95 yet will argue all the time about the other 5. But in a weird way the political division is a symptom of a stable society, we have nothing else bigger to focus on. Its why I say any nation hostile to the US would be an idiot to attack them now. You have these 2 sides all revved up, ready to take each other on in some sort of societal cold war that would end up joining and turning their focus to said attacker like the eye of Sauron lol
 
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This is all much ado about nothing. I don't get what the big deal is if DOM goes on a podcast with TDA? who cares? lol
 

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Dom is a sackless embarrassment of a person but also an analytics foof with a model that is the best he can make it and the model is so freaking sad. Really a caricature Hawk fan.

TDA is also terrible, and when you clown yourself to someone terrible you are the weakest person
 

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I say not really, the culture is healing, where before some one could scream an ism and everyone would pull back for fear of being associated with x or y ism and now I'm seeing people metaphorically patting the OG screamer of the ist allegation on the head, saying now now and doing what they want anyway.
I don't know man, from my perspective, I don't see much healing although I wholeheartedly agree with your last sentence.

Common sense and moral decency is no longer the norm and everything hurts somebody's feelings no matter what the situation

I'm content to sit my fat ass on my couch on my cul de sac street with my doors locked and watch hockey and lament the good ole days of yore

But that's just me...
 
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