NYT: Several San Francisco Giants Wrote Bible Verses on Their Caps on Pride Night
http://twitchy.com/brettt/2026/06/15/nyt-several-san-francisco-giants-wrote-bible-verses-on-their-caps-on-pride-night-n2429272
The New York Times publishes a sports-themed magazine called The Athletic, and as we reported last week, The Athletic's Jerry Brewer published a piece about problematic countries hosting the World Cup - such as Russia, Qatar, and the United States. Brewer claimed that "they’re making fun of us overseas," citing a French sports daily featuring a cover cartoon featuring President Donald Trump and the Somali referee with terrorist ties who was denied entry to the United States. "It was sharp. It cut deep," wrote Brewer, unaware that the only thing Americans care less about than soccer is what Europe thinks about us.
BWHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! The only people in the U.S. who give a crap about what foreigners think of us are the woketard Slimes and their Marxist comrades in the Democrat Party. The rest of us, which is the VAST majority, Do. Not. Give. A. F*CK. Yes, that might make us "ugly Americans" in the eyes of those foreigners - especially the brown-pants-wearing-cheese-eating-surrender-monkeys-from-France - but, that is a badge of honor I will gladly wear.
Now, The Athletic's Grant Brisbee writes that several San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their caps for Pride Night at the stadium "missed the point."
The New York Times (@nytimes) ~ From @TheAthletic: On Pride Night, which was supposed to be dedicated to support and belonging, several San Francisco Giants players chose a different focus, writing Bible verses on their caps.
http://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7358121/2026/06/13/sf-giants-pride-night-bible-verses-caps/?smid=tw-nytimes&;smtyp=cur
That night was "supposed to be dedicated to support and belonging," eh??? Soooooooo ... is that why you and the Queer Mafia are trying FORCE baseball players to abandon their own personal beliefs, be slavishly subservient to only YOUR will, and pretend to celebrate only YOUR beliefs?! WOOF ... so much for "diversity, equity & inclusion," eh?! You ridiculous hypocrites are such frauds. You weenies really need to listen to Manager Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks' character in "A League of Their Own") ...
Grow up, already.
Brisbee writes:
Pride Night is about bringing more people into the group and telling them they belong in the same stadium, rooting for the same team. By resorting to “us” and “them” instead of truly understanding the humanity of the people asking for help, those who chose to make a statement on or with their hats completely missed the point. If anyone is looking to make the world better, they might try listening and understanding. Pride Night is about support and lifting human beings. Making it about something else — yourself, say, or the idea that some people aren’t as worthy of recognition or support — shows how little some people actually care about a message of love.
YOU are the ones laying down the exclusionary rules. YOU cannot abide anyone having any different thoughts from your own. Your "Pride Night" is nothing but an oppressive, dictatorial attempt to coerce everyone to "celebrate" your brand of lunacy, whether they want to or not.
Pride Night is about celebrating a minority's sexual preferences because the team owners feel compelled to participate in Pride Month.
Hollaria Briden, Esq. (@HollyBriden) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} Millions of alphabet people will die as a result of this deliberately cruel decision.
Mollie (@MZHemingway) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} Your cult calls for support and belonging ... unless you’re Christian, I see.
Uncultured Purrl (@AmericanPurrl) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} Really chaps your ass that players have 1st Amendment rights just like everyone else, doesn't it? Nobody's going to support anything they don't want to, and many who might otherwise consider it, certainly aren't going to be swayed by your fascistic methods of forcing them.
IT Guy (@ITGuy1959) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} “supposed to be…”
And who decided that? Clearly, it wasn’t the players. For a group that sees “fascism” around every corner, you all sure aren’t shy about shoving your beliefs down everyone else’s throats.
Anthony DiGiorgio, DO, MHA (@DrDiGiorgio) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} Why don’t Bible versus belong in a night dedicated to belonging?
Landen Roupp had Genesis 9:12-16 written on his pride cap. "By choosing this verse as a response to the rainbow colors of the pride hat, the message appeared to be: Don’t forget what the rainbow is really about," writes Brisbee. Asked about it by a reporter after the game, Roupp said, "It's just something I believe in, and I stand firm in that. Thankfully, we live in a country where we have the freedom to believe what we want."
Simulaides (@Simulaides) ~ {Replying to @nytimes and @TheAthletic} Tone of the article ...
Yep ... they're narcissists who desperately desire to be the final arbiters on anything and everything.
The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. ~ D.H. Lawrence
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