49ers CB Chris Culliver: Openly Gay Player Not Welcome

[Fappin Raptor]

Exactly. I should be allowed to call people dirty spear chucking niggers all I want.

:homieslol:

 

[NAHSTE]

ITT: hate speech is okay, if you're dumb.

 

[DoubleDeuce]

Exactly. I should be allowed to call people dirty spear chucking niggers all I want.

Yeah, you should. And if someone gets offended by it, toughen up. There's much bigger things to get angry about than 'name-calling'. I've been called a fag because of my sexual orientation many times, some people have even gone very far with it, but I don't give two shits as long as it stays vocal.

 

[EmpireWF]

Okay...but in a business setting, there are going to be problems.

 

[ram29jackson]

ITT: hate speech is okay, if you're dumb.

LOL thats all this site is any good at. Its only bad hate speech if you dont go along with the rest of the cattle here.

 

[DoubleDeuce]

Okay...but in a business setting, there are going to be problems.

There are, yes. I'm speaking about a two-party interaction. Probably has nothing to do with the thread, I lose track easily lol

 

[ram29jackson]

Exactly. I should be allowed to call people dirty spear chucking niggers all I want.

use negroes, its funnier

 

[ram29jackson]

http://www.tmz.com/2013/02/01/49ers...illis-bourbon-street-video/2/#comments-anchor

 

[Cornelius]

Probably has nothing to do with the thread, I lose track easily lol

No shit.

I love that people give a shit what a backup corner says. I bet Culliver comes out when he retires.

 

[Villain]

I've been called a fag because of my sexual orientation many times, some people have even gone very far with it, but I don't give two shits as long as it stays vocal.

:torres:

Two shits if it is physical?

 

[RosettaStoned]

ITT: hate speech is okay, if you're dumb.

No, it's ok if you can ball. That's why Ray Lewis slaughtered a couple of folks and people love him. I don't care if a player on my team is face fucking jew corpses during the week as long as he helps my team win games.

 

[ram29jackson]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000134097/article/chris-culliver-to-work-with-gay-lesbian-youth

LOL hahahaha yeah this was a good idea...no

 

[ram29jackson]

you guys are such cry babies and hypocrites. Grow up and stop screwing with my stuff.

Actions like these from you blocking my posts prove how intellectually superior I am.

 

[ram29jackson]

stop modding my posts you little kids. I'm the least crass,insulting person here and there is no valid reason for it.

I was right about the Super Bowl and Culliver was abused in it as well.

The Ravens won, I'm wiser than you. Its time to acknowledge the truth and stop living your lies.

 

[Villain]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/gameo...liver-spends-day-with-trevor-project/1964109/

49ers' Culliver visits with LGBTQ crisis support group

Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports

If you recall, San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver didn't exactly have the best Super Bowl week. After his anti-gay comments during media day became a major distraction leading up to the game, Culliver struggled in Super Bowl XLVII as Joe Flacco targeted the second-year corner frequently during the Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 win.

While Culliver won't be able to show his football development on the field until September, he does appear to be working on his off the field growth this offseason. On Monday he followed through on his commitment to meet with The Trevor Project, an organization that provides crisis and suicide intervention to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth.

While only Culliver knows if this is a genuine attempt to understand more about the struggles of gay teens or solely a PR move, the 24-year-old did spend the entire day at the group's Los Angeles office, along with 49ers vice president of football affairs Keena Turner and public relations director Bob Lange. According to the Sacramento Bee, Culliver also met Sunday with the group's executive director.

Via Sacramento Bee:

Trevor Project spokeswoman Laura McGinnis said that if Culliver follows through on becoming a volunteer, there are several things he could do, including becoming a crisis intervention volunteer or working with programs directed at young people, ages 13-24. McGinnis said there was no reason to suspect that Culliver wasn't sincere in his desire to understand and help at-risk youth.
"Chris is a young guy himself," she said. "He reached out to The Trevor Project. And that's a good thing."
Culliver's tweet was the only comment he's made so far on his visit, although he did issue an initial statement back in February after his remarks went public in which he said that "I was wrong, and I want to learn how to make it right."

Monday's visit was a step in that direction. Whether Culliver takes any additional ones without a camera or the team's PR staff in tow is entirely up to him.