This is why I have never supported the rhetoric around "cancel culture." Every culture sets limits—that is, to a great extent, the purpose of culture. A world in which nothing is restricted is a nightmare. The question is one of prudence: where does a society set its limits and how does it enforce them?
@CollinRugg The fact you don't understand what the word insurrection means disqualifies you on this topic and many others.
I will help you thought Collin.
These protesters were not there to attempt to stop the democratic process from happening as a part of the peaceful transition of power
@SconnieFanBoy93 I think maybe you missed the context here.
The idea is that anti trust will legally FORCE D3 schools to compensate their student athletes as employees.
So my question is, IF non schoalrship athletes at Dartmouth are deemed employees how would Mt Union pay 500 student athletes.
@DavidPetroff Why do you think that wouldn't be applicable? How is a Non scholarship athlete at an Ivy and different than a D3 athlete in the eyes of the NLRB?
@CoachJMann @ByBerkowitz Yes. Imagine what paying and insuring that amount of people would do to the finances of those schools.
The fact people think this is controversial statement is MIND BLOWING
@D1ticker@BryanDFischer He's saying if D3 athletes are deemed employees with benefits and overtime pay that the D3 model will cease to exist. He's most likely right
@BryanDFischer If the non scholarships athletes at Dartmouth are granted employee status I don't understand how anyone thinks D3's will be able to continue. Its not asinine at all. I'm really at a loss here.