Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Tortilla Throwing Incident At California High School Sparks Outrage" video.
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@coreydailey4939 Luke Serna was interviewed by the Coronado Times and said he spoke to the coach about the tortillas before the game. The coach, JD, is quoted in the SD Union calling it a racist act. the school rushed to judgement and fired JD, the CIF has taken the win away from the team and sanctioned them for a "racist" act, and the Coronado school district is looking into an appeal and has hired their own investigator to find out what happened, something everyone already claims to know. I think a documentary could be done of this event showing how the media, the spineless bureaucrats, the self-righteous and MSM, all rushed to judgement. It's possible that JD deserved to be fired, I don't know, and nothing on YouTube or the legacy press has informed us YET of what really happened. The word "racism" has been weaponized, lost any logical meaning, and is now something of a religious totem people touch, feel, and pray too, it's got to stop.
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@coreydailey4939 I agree, and thank you for bringing the "facts" into the discussion. Luke says in his interview the coach knew in advance, but the SD Union story appears to make it look like he did not, and quote him saying it was a "racist" act. Luke's action is an issue, poor judgement, perhaps even unintended incitement to riot. It's also possible the tortillas diverted a more physical altercation after the game, which went into overtime, and it seems the staff of both teams started to "go at it". I think the actions of the Oak Glen coach also needs to be looked at, and the "tortillas" look more like a side-show for the media and culture war than the primary issue at the end of the game, which was poor sportsmanship. I just saw last night a pro basketball player push an opposing team member hard in the back as he was walking away. I don't think the culture values "sportsmanship" at all, and in fact, seems to reward it. The sanctions by the CIF were over the top, and show cowardice by that agency in the face of a political response by some, egged on by the media. I believe a true investigation would show bad acts by both team staff at the end of the game, and based on that, JD should perhaps be fired, but the team should retain the win.
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@robertcortez2976 I don't know what happened between the two teams after the game. It was a playoff, it went into over-time, and Coronado won at the buzzer. Emotions were very high, and it appears possible the tortillas may have actually deflected something even more serious from happening. But I don't know, so don't have an opinion about "firing" or "justice" in the matter. What motivated me was how both the legacy and new media ran with a story of "racism" in order to manipulate emotions for money, just like a Disney motive, and we fall for it, over and over again, perhaps because we want to. That's not progress. As for "Mexican" heritage, what does that mean to you? In Jr High I had a Jewish girlfriend who was born in Mexico, and during the Mexican-American war there's the famous San Patricios Brigade, whose ancestors are honored and march in Mexican parades, there was also a large immigration of Germans in the 1880s, and after the genocide of the native population, the Spanish imported Chinese and Filipino labor into Mexico, too. And of course, there are the hidden "cyrpto-Jews" of Mexico, who often have an "EZ and ES" at the end of their surname, but this is only a clue, and those with "EZ and ES" should look deeper into their heritage.
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@noxoir3350 Luke Serna used poor judgement, but should the entire team, few if any knew in advance, have their win taken away and team sanctioned? That's not justice. Both team staffs went after each other after the game, that's the real issue, not the tortillas, which was immature and insensitive to bring, but everyone has overacted to that, and not speaking to the violence of the two team staffs after the game. When you look at the video of the end of the game, it appears tortillas were thrown and not fists, better tortillas than fists, don't you think?
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