The author of the tweet is expressing strong opposition to professional athletes being required or pressured to participate in LGBTQ+ advocacy or awareness initiatives (such as wearing themed apparel) while on the job.
โThe core message is a demand for sports to remain strictly focused on baseball, asserting that players should not be expected to engage with or publicly support social or political causes that they feel are unrelated to the sport.
The author of the tweet is expressing strong opposition to professional athletes being required or pressured to participate in LGBTQ+ advocacy or awareness initiatives (such as wearing themed apparel) while on the job.
โThe core message is a demand for sports to remain strictly focused on baseball, asserting that players should not be expected to engage with or publicly support social or political causes that they feel are unrelated to the sport.
I can pretty much guarantee you I know exactly what Buster wants to say about having to answer irrelevant non-Baseball questions that pertain to the sexual preference within the LGBTQ fudge packing community.
You know how I know what he wants to say? Because itโs exactly what I, & most every single player, coach, & front office executive who were part of the @SFGiants World Series dynasty teams that brought the city 3 World Series titles in 5 years would say. And say confidently into the cameraโฆ..
โIโm not wearing this gay bullshit. Queers donโt watch Baseball anyway. They watch The View, enjoy therapy, & fudge packing sessions. And anyone inside the LGBTQ community, or those who support them donโt like what I just said, then I say to youโฆ. Go fuck yourselves, & eat a dick. And I mean that in the most literal sense.โ