15691: C’MON WHITE MAN! Episode 58—Offensive Karma Sacks Aaron Rodgers.

 

(MultiCultClassics credits ESPN’s C’MON MAN! for sparking this semi-regular blog series.)

 

It’s too early to pick a winner for Super Bowl LVI, but it was a safe bet to call which team would not be hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy: The Green Bay Packers.

 

The prediction made last November was based on the theory of Offensive Karma, whereby a team’s display of offensiveness in the form of words or actions rooted in bigotry, discrimination and ignorance leads to the team’s ultimate demise in a championship tourney.

 

The Las Vegas Raiders couldn’t evade Offensive Karma, even after separating from racist, sexist and homophobic Jon Gruder—a triple threat in the bigoted arena.

 

In the latest NFL playoff picture, Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers deserved being named MVP—Most Vocal Prejudice.

 

The offensive penalties began when Rodgers defended blatantly lying about his COVID-19 vaccination status by quoting Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

Oh, but it got worse. In recent days, Rodgers responded to President Joe Biden telling a Packers fan that he wished Rodgers would get vaccinated. The MVP QB snapped, “When the President of the United States says, ‘This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated,’ it’s because him and his constituents—which I don’t know how there are any if you watch any of his attempts at public speaking—but I guess he got 81 million votes.” Rodgers also tossed a bad pass by calling the Biden administration “a fake White House.”

 

To be clear, making fun of Biden’s “attempts at public speaking” when it’s common knowledge that the Commander-In-Chief has struggled with stuttering qualifies as bullying and biased bullshit.

 

Pushing the big lie of “a fake White House” underscores Rodgers’ politically incorrect stupidity.

 

The Green Bay Packers’ loss to the San Francisco 49ers—while playing at home in a snowstorm against a West Coast team—confirms the power of Offensive Karma. As well as the absolute ignorance of Aaron Rodgers.

C’MON WHITE MAN!

 

P.S., Why is this guy still playing on the State Farm roster?