@salvatierra33@jonschaeffer Multiple things can be true at once. No one has said there isn't blame to go around. And it always starts at the top.
But I stand by my statement about Stammen.
At the end of the day, if you're hired to do a job, it's on you to do the job. True for all involved.
@Profargandist Indeed. It always starts at the top. Who hired the guy who hired these guys? But at the end of the day, it's on the person hired to deliver on why they were hired.
Also, don't repost my post without context. It was a response to something else, not a standalone statement.
@realbrentreed Look dude, don't repost my post without context- it was a response to something else. Also, multiple things can be true at once. Obviously everything rises and falls on leadership, and it starts at the very top. But what I said tracks. He needs to coach little league.
So sad watching bad management squander the talent on the teams they lead. @Padres ☹️
Why put a mid pitcher into the 10th inning for a first possible save... on the heels of a well fought comeback lead? 🫣😠⚾️... with everyone in the pen fresh after the break!? Unnecessary loss.
@TooMuchMortons_ Bad for everyone. I can't help but wonder how many players receive threats from addicts, which impacts them and their families, and the way they play the game.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower was right in 1953:
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed."
CEOs of the largest companies in America make 281 times what the typical worker makes.
Since 1978, pay for these CEOs has skyrocketed 1,094%. Typical worker pay? 26%.
So no, your $5 coffee isn’t why you can’t afford rent.
America has never been susceptible to communism. It has always been susceptible to fascism.
Know your history. Know your context. Know smokescreens when you see them.
The threat of communism has always been a smokescreen used by fascists in America.
@RichardRohrOFM I've seen this to be especially true of millennials. In school they were valued and rewarded for productivity and being good, and they were taught that they could have what they wanted if they jumped through all the hoops correctly.