49ers cornerback: No gays allowed

[Mr. Laz]

49ers cornerback: No gays allowed
January 30, 2013By Dave K
http://www.thevictoryformation.com/2...-gays-allowed/

The most inflammatory remarks prior to the Super Bowl come from the mouth of one of the most least likely of candidates. Raise your hand if you need to look up the name Chris Culliver? The 2nd year corner made shocking remarks in regards to homosexuality in the NFL when he spoke with comedian Artie Lange during media day for the Big Game.

Lange asked Culliver about the possiblity of gay player being a teammate, and Culliver gave a very honest, yet sure to be criticized response:

“I don’t do the gay guys man,” said Culliver, whose Niners play the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. “I don’t do that. No, we don’t got no gay people on the team, they gotta get up out of here if they do.

“Can’t be with that sweet stuff. Nah…can’t be…in the locker room man. Nah.”

When quizzed by Lange whether any homosexual athletes would need to keep their sexuality a secret in football, Culliver responded: “Yeah, come out 10 years later after that.”

It’s extremely shocking that Culliver would say what he said with the spotlight so bright at this point. His comments just come a day after it was revealed that former San Francisco 49er Kwame Harris is gay. Harris was outed in a police report after a domestic dispute with his boyfriend. Culliver is sure to be questioned by the media as they continue to make their rounds, and it will be interesting to see if he retracts his comments or goes the old “out of context” route. For what it is worth, Culliver also sent out a pretty obnoxious tweet about females on Wednesday

Boy I wake up to a mean txt females in general just be — well let me just say they be on there PERIOD!! #1 love is mom dudes!!! Period

— Chris culliver (@Cullyinthehouse) January 30, 2013

But the question is, how much of what Culliver said is true? Do most straight males in an NFL locker room feel the same way? It’s likely that a majority do, but just won’t express the sentiment. That’s just the reality. But that doesn’t excuse the back up corner for his ridiculous and ignorant comments.

[okoye35chiefs]

gay people can serve in our military and protect you but they can't be joining the boy scouts or be in an NFL locker room...

[Bane]

Outstanding!!! Tell the truth or go **** yourself.

[KILLER_CLOWN]

Originally Posted by okoye35chiefs

gay people can serve in our military and protect you but they can't be joining the boy scouts or be in an NFL locker room...

Who are these gay people you speak of? link?

[okoye35chiefs]

Originally Posted by KILLER_CLOWN

Who are these gay people you speak of? link?

I was going to post photos

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Dave

I don't do the gay guys either.

lol
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[Mr. Laz]

49ers WR Randy Moss on issue of gay teammates: "You see guys, you sometimes wonder but it's not anyone's job to call them out. I really believe we should be able to look beyond that. It's 2013." Moss was then asked if an openly gay high school player would be recruited the same way other college prospects are. He said: "I don't think we're ready to move past that, but we should be. We need to be able to move on and accept it."

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

49ers WR Randy Moss on issue of gay teammates: "You see guys, you sometimes wonder but it's not anyone's job to call them out. I really believe we should be able to look beyond that. It's 2013." Moss was then asked if an openly gay high school player would be recruited the same way other college prospects are. He said: "I don't think we're ready to move past that, but we should be. We need to be able to move on and accept it."

Randy is awesome.

[Rausch]

Again: all player retractions are 100% of their own will and their own words.../sarcasm

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

49ers WR Randy Moss on issue of gay teammates: "You see guys, you sometimes wonder but it's not anyone's job to call them out. I really believe we should be able to look beyond that. It's 2013." Moss was then asked if an openly gay high school player would be recruited the same way other college prospects are. He said: "I don't think we're ready to move past that, but we should be. We need to be able to move on and accept it."

We are definately not ready to move past it. Why does Te'o continue to live in the closet?

[AdumbGuy]

Originally Posted by Sorter

Randy is awesome.

Always loved that about Moss. No bullshit.

[thurman merman]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

Oh, hey, nice to see the grammar police have stopped by.

Always a joy to have these idiots chime in.

Fixed your post.

[candyman]

Originally Posted by Thig Lyfe

By the way, there's nothing refreshing about a bigot being "honest," and admonishing people who advance an oppressive or bigoted viewpoint is not "PC bullshit." We're not talking about feelings getting hurt, we're talking about the fundamental issues of equality and discrimination. People like this guy need to stop being "honest" and start seriously reconsidering their backwards, ignorant, misinformed worldviews.

I disagree, there is something very refreshing about people being honest.

He is not a politician or anyone of note who can influence local or national policy on gay rights. He is an athlete with an opinion and he is being vilified for having one. People speak of diversity, but at the end of the day the same people want everyone to feel and think as they do...yeah diversity at its best.

[Messier]

Originally Posted by stevieray

I think it's funny when people try to apply todays standards to life over two centuries ago.

Me too. It'd be like trying to take passages out of a book written about people and events that happened over 2000 years ago, and somehow make them applicable to today's world.

[Spott]

Would have been better if he used the term pillow biter instead of just saying gays.

[TheGuardian]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Actually, it does.

It means that people are intolerant of other people's lives, even though it doesn't impact the lives of those passing judgement.

I'm sure you're experienced enough to know that 99% of all gay men would never hit on you as a heterosexual man, because anyone would know immediately that you're not gay.

So, there should be no fear, no anger and no intolerance towards homosexuals in general.

Actually Dane, that's BS. I've been hit on by more gay dudes than you can shake a stick at. At 255 and sub 10% bodyfat, they always think I'm a bodybuilder (I'm not). And to show how truly non homo phobe I am, it doesn't bother me. And i like pussy so much the wife and I sometimes have a girlfriend together. Feel me?

My point is, that's a lie and a myth. A few months ago I was with the wife and kids at Houlihans and the waiter, who was totally flaming gay, and he told me he paid for my appetizer and drinks and winked at me. I laughed and gloated over my free shit to the wife.

Second, one of my lifelong friends brother is a total flamer. And tells me all the time about all of the "straight" men that get drunk and do gay shit. Later "blaming it on the alcohol".

Gay men say this as a cop out. "You're straight, I'd never hit on you". When straight guys find out the hot chic is a lesbian, we don't see her as off limits, we see her as a challenge. You think it's any different with gay guys? Hardly.

Again, I got no problem with gay guys and have several really good friends that are gay. The wife obviously likes women too. I also don't have a problem with someone saying they don't like queers and or whatever either. I really get fed up with people being offended over people saying things that have ZERO impact on their lives.