@MetsLoyalist@JomboyMedia A sad commentary that what you are saying is even a thing. I hope you don't believe that you should be beaten for wearing a Knicks jersey at an opposing team's arena. Sports is a fun distraction from the real world. If it becomes that serious, what's the point?
@MetsLoyalist@JomboyMedia I guess being a fan in 2026 means hiding your allegiance to your team in a road game, otherwise you deserve a beating... got it.
@TennisTribune02@BenRothenberg@BastienFachan I only have a problem with Johnny come latelys like yourself who have been on this platform for all of a month and act like they know-it-all. I read his column. I was replying to your inanity about verified accounts meaning a darn thing.
@TheAlexBancila Courier has been the gold standard of tennis analysts for the men's game for a long time now. McEnroe still gets the top assignments only because of his name.
@TennisTribune02@BenRothenberg@BastienFachan I have been on this platform since 2009. Until the ownership changed, verification was earned, not bought. Now, verification means nothing.
Powerful editorial in Canada's @globeandmail on the failure to speak plain about antisemitism: "The price of freedom of conscience and safety for Jews ... is set by their enemies."
https://t.co/ZpZt1z3eRO
Former '60 Minutes' Executive Producer Bill Owens just derided Bari Weiss as "an opinion writer best known for being an ideologue" and ripped her over the recent firings.
"They were fired by people who don't even know what we do and don't actually care."
"Scott [Pelley] can smell a fraud from a mile away. He stood up the way I did a year ago and I couldn't be prouder of him," Owens continued. "And I know all of the people at '60 Minutes' couldn't be more proud of him."
https://t.co/GvYqn6C2Mq