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Hey now, that's only when it's a position they don't agree with.
Wish we could have at least gotten another Castellanos meme out of this. >


“Amongst all the illegal aliens down in El Paso it’s UCLA 14 and Pittsburgh 6,” Hahn said during the broadcast. “That’s with 11:15 to go in the second quarter.”

Reminds me of the "A Drive Into Deep Left Field By Castellanos" guy apologizing after he said a slur

I pride myself and think of myself as a man of faith, as there's a drive into deep left field by Castellanos and that'll be a home run. And so that'll make it a 4-0 ballgame >

That was hilarious and could have been an episode of Brockmire. >

One of the best sports moments of 2020 >

It will be known as one of the greatest broadcasting moments of all time.
For those who don't know. >

‘Let’s go to the sidelines” 
Lol, yup, that’s where you’re going >

Why do people have to inject their politics into every aspect of life?  It's insufferable. >

Zero empathy.
If something doesn't offend them, they don't understand why they can't say it.
If something offends them, they don't understand why anyone can say it. >

This is really well put. I may borrow it for IRL discussion >

Add the concept of narcissism to it when you do because that is a large part of it. They live in “The United States of Me”
Narcissists lack empathy, aren’t interested in and don’t try to see the other person’s POV >

I feel we need to address eventually that these people aren't just coming up with narcissistic behaviors on their own. We live in a culture that has maximized extracted value of every single thing and prioritizes panicking the vast majority of people. What we see as narcissists are a series of cluster b issues that grow from the very nature of our last forms of social communication outside of work. 
Our work life/ social media and media are killing us. And narcissists are the ones adapting first. >

Narcissists and sociopaths seem well-suited to our current civilization, sadly enough. >

The very best example of that lately has been these J6C depositions. It’s remarkable how many of those folks had a grift of some kind. Including Kim and Don Jr of course, but they had minions that basically raised money, retained some of it, and fed the rest up to them and Daddy. 
Indeed the lack of conscience and loss of once-important American values have become quite rewarding, with no sign of reinstating accountability or oversight for the dishonest. >

Anyone who thinks this is unfair doesn't understand that he was paid to speak for Learfield and, by contract, NC State. He literally had no business voicing personal opinion while being paid to speak for other parties. >

Yep, it's not your job to bring in your opinion on objectively irrelevant matters as a sports broadcaster. If I wasted airtime to voice my opinion on whether Call of Duty is better than Battlefield instead of actually doing the job I'm paid for, I'd probably face consequences for that. >

i wonder how many times this year he complained in private about lack of people working in restaurants, hotels, stores, and how high inflation is..... >

And in the same breath said that they were overpaid for what they do. >

NoBodY wAnTS tO WoRk! >

Which means "I don't want to pay people  for their services". >

This reminds me of what happened to Limbaugh when he got into football commentary for ESPN, and took the liberty of calling out Donovan McNabb as undeserving of his starting QB position, implying that he was some sort of affirmative-action choice that was somehow imposed on the Philly team by the Liberal Media and left-wing political intrigue.  ESPN isn't Fox.  They offer sports to everyone; no political gatekeeper at ESPN.  TBH I think even Fox Sports wants everyone to watch. >

He said it so casually. I don't think he even realizes he said something bad. >

in El Paso? he took a shot at illegal immigrants in El Paso? great career move, dipshit >

I’m not surprised a conservative commentator would say something like this. 
My Texas gop neighbors are consumed by social issues. They live and breathe “illegal aliens,” and trans folks. >

While they are probably a medical emergency away from bankruptcy like most Americans. >

As a Canadian I just do not understand the obsession with “aliens” in the United States. It’s such a dehumanizing term, aliens are supposed to be non-human extraterrestrials like ET or ALF. >

They just mean brown people. It's a dog-whistle. >

That’s a Brockmire moment! >

His job is announcing the score and commenting on sports plays, not stoking controversy for no reason. >

y'all say shut up and dribble when it's a ball player injecting his politics. you just want to have your cake and eat it too.