US Men’s Hockey Team

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Anonymous wrote:Oh you are all so freaking tiresome. Leave it alone. Did you cancel the Nats when they went to the White House after their World Series win? I'm sure not all of them will go, just as not all the Nats did, but can you please just choose more wisely what hill you are willing to die on?

Not everything has to be political

Dude (or dudette), when one (namely the Trump Administration) is using their platform to denigrate half the population in service of actively trying to restrict my civil rights, IT'S POLITICAL.

Trump is not required to be a jackass and make everything political, but he has chosen to do so, so here we are.

YOU are the one making it political. He invited the team to come and they accepted. Good grief. There are lots of presidents you can disagree with, but it is not hypocritical to accept an invitation and be recognized by the people in your country.

Do you not have access to the internet? Are you unable to watch the actual video? He denigrated the women’s team. He did this. we don’t take the blame for his behavior.

Lmao, don’t you love it when they try to gaslight you into thinking their cult leader’s behavior is anything approaching normal or decent?

He was clearly making a joke. If you think that is denigrating women--it is not. Good grief.

Can you explain the joke?

That he knew he would rile up the liberals and that the hockey team would be all over the news and distract yet again from the Epstein files and the pending invasion of Iran.

So he deliberately made them props, getting it on tape, and you think that’s hilarious? Can the felon do no wrong?

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Anonymous wrote:Of course they’re going to stand in public.

What strength. What conviction. They don’t support them privately, but yay USA for the cameras.

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Anonymous wrote:So only 5 of them showed? So they DO have members in the team with a moral compass!

All but five showed. Those five had games scheduled for tomorrow.

Those five all are connected to Minnesota

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Anonymous wrote:Of course they’re going to stand in public.

What strength. What conviction. They don’t support them privately, but yay USA for the cameras.

You don't seem upset that the felon used them for props, so what difference does it matter? Unless you're, you know...a hypocrite!

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Five of the team members declined the invitation. They should be celebrated. The team members who appeared at the SOTU should be disciplined by NHL and punished.

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Anonymous wrote:Men's Hockey team can F all the way off. I hope they remember this moment when their daughters, wives, sisters and mothers are treated like $&@t for their accomplishments.

Shame on them! Why did they work so hard to win, only to act like losers?
Three cheers for the women’s team, who truly won the day!

Again, no one watches women’s hockey, even women. Check the ratings.

The viewership of Men’s hockey is going to nosedive because of this. We used to go to several caps games a season and had season tickets for several years. I’ll never go again unless players or the NHL get the courage to make a statement.

Not a single Washington Capital played for the U.S. men's team. But your petty outrage and virtue signaling is noted.

DP. But has a single male hockey player ANYWHERE in the US said boo about this? Have the Caps said anything about it?

The silence is deafening.

They are either cowards or all in on the misogyny. They are teaching young boys that mocking women is all good and behavior to aspire to. Could’ve been heroes but chose to be the worst role models ever.

Worst role models ever? That's melodramatic, I can name ten ways they could be worse role models.

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So trashy. Serving them worse food and comfort than they'd get themselves without Trump.

Gotta save the $billions for Trump to buy himself more gold plated crap.

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So now being used as a political prop is bad

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Anonymous wrote:So now being used as a political prop is bad

He is the captain of the Ottawa Senators (NHL team in Canada), and he is facing a backlash from Canadian fans. He will be booed for sure.

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Some of them are having the courage to make public apologies.

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Why would Don spend any money buying food for the trophy pets?

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I’m so proud of the team. It was THE defining moment of the Olympics.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so proud of the team. It was THE defining moment of the Olympics.

Too bad they had no one to help them avoid getting dragged through the Maga crap trap.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so proud of the team. It was THE defining moment of the Olympics.

Too bad they had no one to help them avoid getting dragged through the Maga crap trap.

95% of the country would have no idea what you’re talking about. Most that do wouldn’t care.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so proud of the team. It was THE defining moment of the Olympics.

i’m proud of the ones who had the courage to apologize. Anyone can make a mistake, recognizing that mistake and apologizing is a more rare trait. Jeremy Swayman’s parents— and country— should be proud of him.