Debate. Debate. Debate.

Since there's not much debating going on, here's a topic for you guys:

I'm not sure whether this is really a big story outside of Canada, but to give some background, Don Cherry who has been doing sports broadcasting for Hockey Night in Canada for like 40 years recently got fired after he made some offensive comments about immigrants not wearing poppies on remembrance day.
He said "you people that come here, you love our way of life, you love our milk and honey, at least you could pay a couple of bucks for a poppy"

There's been a lot of backlash over the decision to fire him. A lot of people are saying that he has a valid point but it was a poor choice of words, while other people are saying that firing him was the right thing to do since y'know… it's hella racist.

(I don't really follow sports all that much but it's a big story right now, and I'm curious about what y'all think).

Was it racist though?

He singled out immigrants for not wearing poppies even though lots of non-immigrants weren't wearing them. So yeah, I'd say so.

I feel like in general I wouldn't say it's a religion but I think it should be included under 'religion' in like forms and stuff.

I'm not really sure. On the one hand, I don't think atheism's really a religion bc it's a lack of belief in a higher power, and it doesn't really have the traditions/actions/whatever of other religions. On the other hand, I don't know what else to call it.

But categorilogically that doesn't make sense.

So when filling something out, I think atheism would be put under 'religion'.

Bruh there was a kid in my geometry class who didn't believe in the moon landing until last week.

Huh. Guess I got the 1 Wisconsin brain cell.

I had custody of the One Wisconsin Brain Cell for .5 seconds and I used it to comment that.
Now my friend has it for her performance tonight.