To be honest, I was being diplomatic in that post. Essentially if you're happy to be openly racist/homophobic on social media, you'll be even more confident to be so in a dressing room. How would a racist go down in a room where we had 2 black players (at the start of the year)?Jayboy wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 8:57 amI know Mike Ratchuk personally and talk often, a very nice chap, with honest and forth right views, many I haven't agreed with him on, also had some major issues in his life and has overcome many of them too. It's worth adding he adores the Sheffield Steelers and the fansginger wrote:Both appear to be big supporters of Trump and all the wonderful right wing views prevalent on social media.
Mike Ratchuk also falls in to this category
Base and was desperate to come back to play at a very difficult part of his life...
He follows our games closely and loved the grand slam achievements.
Some people in America have a very squewed view on patriotism and political opinions. It does not make them bad people or players, it just doesn't, however sometimes it does.. Each person should be judged individually not collectively..
That's called tolerance, I bet you a pound to a poo cavered dollar some of our grand slam squad players (in other words some of the best players we have ever had) any of them, have rather odd political views when there back home..
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Issues like taxes/guns etc - fine. Don't care, that's individual choice.
Racists/homophobes - either keep it to yourself and accept your views are abhorrent, or go play in Russia where they love that stuff