Sick of all the hatin'

HateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHateHate!

I observed a lot of animosity toward Jarrett Jack when he was playing for Portland. Some of this was deserved, because Jack was in the habit of making bonehead errors at crucial points in games. But honestly, I never could understand the vitriol spewed at him. He was (and still is) a discip0lined, competent point guard.

On the other hand, Felon is consistently horrible but has not been subjected to the full-throttle animus that Jack had to endure. Jack was a decent player but he commanded an inordinate share of hatred. Felon is consistently bad in every facet of the game, but he commands less hatred than Jack ever did.

Rather than attributing criticisms of Felon to the ones who are doing the criticizing (a form of ad hominem attack), it would be more wise to attribute these criticisms to the objective defects of Felon himself.

The staff is just a little on edge these days with the Justice Department running around shutting down websites with links to illegal streaming sites and the team being so crappy and all. As Leonard Cohen wrote, “If I have been unkind, I hope that you can just let it go by.”

hateful statements being made then it goes to show how bad this is getting. Many socalled Blazers fans arent real fans at all. Its one thing to be objective and abit analytical but its something else when a person is downright negative and keeps blurting out “blow it up! blow it up! blow it up” as if they are Rain man flipping out. People need to just level out and quit being so negative. Thinking objectively and just negatively are different