Timothy Birdnow

Yesterday's Superbowl featured the Tampa Bay Buccaneers trouncing the Kansas City Chiefs.

Steven Schueler asked how many touchdowns were found overnight. I suggested that they may not have found touchdowns, but certainly some deflated footballs (Tom Brady, the NE Patriots notoriously crooked QB, is ending his career as a Buc.)

I add:

You know, this was the first Superbowl in decades that was a blowout. Why? The NFL made a conscious decision (in my opinion) to make it a good game after a series of blowouts in the eighties. So the officials made calls to balance the game and keep it close. They didn't do that this year. In fact, they were very strict with the Chiefs and not at all strict with the Bucs. Why? To give Brady one more ring? Or was it to teach a societal lesson, that you have to obey the officials no matter what to succeed? Was this aimed at Red State America? There was a reason for the way that game went down yesterday, in my opinion.

They have promoted "social justice" and political ideology in recent years (and it has cost them fans). They seem more concerned with promoting left wing social concepts than in actually entertaining the fan base.

BTW, last night's event was more a super bowel than Super Bowl.

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