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Boycott Obama lackeys at ESPN

Posted on | October 4, 2011 | 2 Comments

2discern

Free speech and you lose your job?
boycott ESPN.

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2discern
 contact Hank Williams, send him documents on Social Security fraud by Obama
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2 Responses to “Boycott Obama lackeys at ESPN”

  1. outraged
    October 4th, 2011 @ 9:37 am

    Hank Williams Jr. wasn’t an employee of espn. They used his music, and likely paid him a royalty each week. I am furtious that they pulled his song for free speech! So now espn is violating the first ammendment!

    The problem is, I love Monday night football. If I boycott espn, I miss baseball, sportscenter and college football too. Those cropatists have all the sports wrapped up. Reading about it in the paper the next day just is not the same.

  2. RacerJim
    October 9th, 2011 @ 8:41 am

    @ outraged

    At some point you either value freedom more than sports or you don’t.

    I know which I value more.

    Vietnam Veteran

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