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Malcolm wrote:
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Malcolm wrote:Lawmaker unamused at football team's walkout. I have no trouble with this.
Seriously? You think the GOVERNMENT should control the behavior of student athletes? Not the individual schools or coaches?
College is glorified daycare at the moment. It's a valuable life lesson: act like fucking adults or professional assholes will come in to regulate you.
You, of all people, want the government to decide what acting like an adult means? How's that worked for you so far?
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I didn't say they'd decide what "acting like an adult" is. I don't see any adults in gov't or college at the moment. I just said assholes would come in and regulate. Perhaps yanking the scholarships is out of bounds. But they have other funding they can pull and then they indirectly force the issue.



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Malcolm wrote:I didn't say they'd decide what "acting like an adult" is. I don't see any adults in gov't or college at the moment. I just said assholes would come in and regulate. Perhaps yanking the scholarships is out of bounds. But they have other funding they can pull and then they indirectly force the issue.
I think you did
College is glorified daycare at the moment. It's a valuable life lesson: act like fucking adults or professional assholes will come in to regulate you.

There are position coaches, coordinators, head coaches, athletic directors, and university presidents who can regulate. We don't need the government involved. And, as TPR said, it aint their money.
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We don't need the government involved. And, as TPR said, it aint their money.

I believe the state of Misery directly supports Mizzou with cash. They're already involved.




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Malcolm wrote:
We don't need the government involved. And, as TPR said, it aint their money.
I believe the state of Misery directly supports Mizzou with cash. They're already involved.
You both have a point there.

Remember the guy who applied to the all female college back in the 80s or 90s and then sued for discrimination when he was rejected?

Essentially, the case came down to the school's funding and because they were 100% privately funded, they were allowed to reject him based on his sex.

Not sure why that doesn't apply to Augusta Golf Course, but you know, fuck white men.

Anyway, point being, the government had no jurisdiction because their money wasn't paying the bills.
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