The Identity (Politics) of Leaf Fans (Not actual politics)

[conFABulator]

Can't remember the last game I didn't hear a GLG chant, but admittedly I pick the good ones

I meant in the second period being what stood out. The guys on Overdrive just said they don't remember a building as electric as it was last night in quite some time.

 

[PeE eL DuBoiS]

"Don't argue about whether the sun is yellow or orange. We can all agree the sun is largely YELLOW and it doesn't matter".

*surprise when people start to argue*

 

[Gallagbi]

I meant in the second period being what stood out. The guys on Overdrive just said they don't remember a building as electric as it was last night in quite some time.

Can't say because I wasn't there, but I've been to some rocking regular season games in the last few years. Oil v. Leafs a year or two ago stands out.

 

[conFABulator]

Can't say because I wasn't there, but I've been to some rocking regular season games in the last few years. Oil v. Leafs a year or two ago stands out.

Funny, I think I was at that same one and yes it was rocking. I guess I am hoping we will see it more often. The players talked about it giving them a spark.

 

[rumman]

"Don't argue about whether the sun is yellow or orange. We can all agree the sun is largely YELLOW and it doesn't matter".

*surprise when people start to argue*

Word, whole thread is needless, but good for a laugh or two…….

 

[conFABulator]

Word, whole thread is needless, but good for a laugh or two…….

I am glad you found it funny and got a laugh out of this needless thread.

The funny thing for me was that YOU actually confirmed some of what I was feeling. It seems to me that unless someone hates Dubas and his moves as much as you do, this makes them a "Dubas fanboy".

I put those two words in quotes because that is a direct quote from you. You called me a "Dubas fanboy" but when I asked why (twice), you ignored the question. Are you going to go for the hat trick now?

In the absence of actual answers to genuine questions I am left to connect the dots on my own. How is this for a theory? People at either end of the pro or anti-Dubas spectrum consider those that are not "with" them to be "against" them. This may manifest as calling someone in the "middle" a "Dubas fanboy". Also, this is what "identity politics" is.

Thanks for your contribution to the discussion, I am glad it made you laugh. I can only imagine how it would make you feel if you actually understood the discussion.

What makes a person a Dubas fanboy?