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james harrison=pontential mental problems?

scpanther22

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lmfao... I guess no matter how much explanation people are going to miss the point.

Don't go see the president if you don't want to...

nobody cares if you want to see the president or not.

It has nothing to do with who the President is or isn't.

Has nothing to do with anything related to politics.

To come out and say, "invite us when we don't win the superbowl" is totally off the map and went over Harrison's head on why the Superbowl winning team goes to see the President.

If it's that hard to understand, then let me know. I won't waste my breath. lol

I understood perfectly. My point is who the hell cares if he doesnt want to see the president? Why is he "off his rocker" for saying this? Its his right to feel the way that he does. People also ripped Vince Young for not wearing a stupid suit to meet the president when the Long Horns won the national championship and I couldnt understand what the big deal was then. Who cares? He's just the president. He puts his pants on one leg at a time like the rest of us. Why should people go out of their way to meet him just because they won a football game? Normally I wouldnt give a crap either if it was me on a super bowl winning team. But since I really like Obama I may have made an exception. But Harrison is fully in his right to feel the way that he does.

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I understood perfectly. My point is who the hell cares if he doesnt want to see the president? Why is he "off his rocker" for saying this? Its his right to feel the way that he does. People also ripped Vince Young for not wearing a stupid suit to meet the president when the Long Horns won the national championship and I couldnt understand what the big deal was then. Who cares? He's just the president. He puts his pants on one leg at a time like the rest of us. Why should people go out of their way to meet him just because they won a football game? Normally I wouldnt give a crap either if it was me on a super bowl winning team. But since I really like Obama I may have made an exception. But Harrison is fully in his right to feel the way that he does.

For the 2309823023 time, he isn't "off the rocker" for saying he doesn't want to meet the president. He's off the rocker for saying "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Why?

Because people who don't win the Superbowl aren't invited. lmfao...

it wasn't his feelings on Obama, or politics, or anything at all regarding going to the White house... it ONLY has to do with that one remark that makes him look like an idiot. "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Well, Harrison... you won't be invited when you don't win the superbowl, because you're obviously an idiot that doesn't understand the whole concept behind Superbowl winners being invited to the whitehouse.

Seems pretty simple to me. But I digress....

Yes I agree, but you have to admit that many of the responses have been very prejudicial politically speaking...

perhaps so, but that's due only to those who aren't understanding such a simple concept. And we wonder why it's so hard to discuss football concepts/acquisitions/etc when this is so hard to understand.

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For the 2309823023 time, he isn't "off the rocker" for saying he doesn't want to meet the president. He's off the rocker for saying "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Why?

Because people who don't win the Superbowl aren't invited. lmfao...

it wasn't his feelings on Obama, or politics, or anything at all regarding going to the White house... it ONLY has to do with that one remark that makes him look like an idiot. "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Well, Harrison... you won't be invited when you don't win the superbowl, because you're obviously an idiot that doesn't understand the whole concept behind Superbowl winners being invited to the whitehouse.

Seems pretty simple to me. But I digress....

perhaps so, but that's due only to those who aren't understanding such a simple concept. And we wonder why it's so hard to discuss football concepts/acquisitions/etc when this is so hard to understand.

Its clearly you who doesnt understand what he is saying then. He's saying the president normally wouldnt care to meet him unless he wins the super bowl. So why in the world should he care enough to meet him then? I understood what he meant why is it so hard for you? There was absolutely nothing wrong with what he said.

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Its clearly you who doesnt understand what he is saying then. He's saying the president normally wouldnt care to meet him unless he wins the super bowl. So why in the world should he care enough to meet him then? I understood what he meant why is it so hard for you? There was absolutely nothing wrong with what he said.

okay then. lol

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For the 2309823023 time, he isn't "off the rocker" for saying he doesn't want to meet the president. He's off the rocker for saying "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Why?

Because people who don't win the Superbowl aren't invited. lmfao...

it wasn't his feelings on Obama, or politics, or anything at all regarding going to the White house... it ONLY has to do with that one remark that makes him look like an idiot. "Invite us when we don't win the Superbowl."

Well, Harrison... you won't be invited when you don't win the superbowl, because you're obviously an idiot that doesn't understand the whole concept behind Superbowl winners being invited to the whitehouse.

Seems pretty simple to me. But I digress....

perhaps so, but that's due only to those who aren't understanding such a simple concept. And we wonder why it's so hard to discuss football concepts/acquisitions/etc when this is so hard to understand.

Well I don't think they're being dense, I just think they are willing to push their opportunities at every chance possible. That being said, what does that have to do with football?... :lol:

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And whats the big deal if someone on one of those championship teams doesnt feel like its a big deal to meet the president?:confused:

It's not, it's just someone making a big deal about him turning the president down with a bullshit excuse like, "invite me because I didn't win the Super Bowl", like that's gonna happen...

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Harrison is an idiot not mental ill. Why would the president of the most important country in the free world with a calendar of critical issues and meetings which typically makes his working day 15-20 hours long meet with someone who hadn't done something important or who didn't further the interest of the country.

The reality is whether you like the President or not if you are an American then you ought to respect the position that he holds as the head of our country and responsible for making hard decisions which impact us everyday. He is upholding tradition that spans the generations and football players who have been blessed with the opportunty to make millions playing football should be willing to uphold the traditions as well.

Whether you agree with him on the issues, it is an honor to meet with the president and should be treated like one. It isn't like he doesn't have a ton of other things to do. If heads of state and powerful influential people make it a point to accept invitations from perhaps one of the most important persons in the world, who is Harrison to throw the opportunity away.

An idiot or a disrespectful ungrateful American- take your pick.

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The president is no more special than any other american in this country . He puts his pants on one leg at a time just like the rest of us. Sorry, but I wouldnt bend over backwards to meet him because I won a football game either if I really didnt feel like it. The president is human just like the rest of us regardless of how tough his position is so whats the big deal? I like Obama so maybe I would have made an exception in this case but if it was a president like the last idiot I would have laughed and shrugged it off if anyone thought I was really going to waste my time just to meet him.

USA USA USA USA USA :)

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The president is no more special than any other american in this country . He puts his pants on one leg at a time just like the rest of us. Sorry, but I wouldnt bend over backwards to meet him because I won a football game either if I really didnt feel like it. The president is human just like the rest of us regardless of how tough his position is so whats the big deal? I like Obama so maybe I would have made an exception in this case but if it was a president like the last idiot I would have laughed and shrugged it off if anyone thought I was really going to waste my time just to meet him.

USA USA USA USA USA :)

That is one of the most ignorant things I have heard in a long time. Of course he is more important than almost anyone in this country. About the only things he shares with you right now is that he puts his pants on one leg at a time.

He makes decisions that impact billions around the world every day. He controls a military that is the envy of the world. When the finance markets of the country he runs, has a hiccup, it is felt in every corner of the world.

He may have been like us before he took on that mantle but once he took office he is bigger than just a man. He is a symbol of freedom and hope for billions and casual words dropped in a conversation have far reaching effects. With a word or gesture he can send millions of men into harm's way. He can change history with the stroke of a pen.

And if you have no respect for our president regardless of political party, then you are an idiot as well.

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