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Ron said...
Sorry, I’m being a little cynical and lovin’ the small towns today. Don’t get me wrong, I think RBI is a great thing. But they play baseball a lot of places. Posted 05/29 at 05:56 PM
randallhank said...
Yes, Ron, let’s all shed a tear for the poor white people. Posted 05/30 at 09:45 AM
Ron said...
No, lets not. Because there are no economically depressed areas in the south, or the east, or the midwest, out west. It only happens in the inner city and where minorities live. There are no poor white people at all.Their kids don’t deserve any special help, because we all know all the white people are rich and don’t have money issues. Posted 05/30 at 01:51 PM
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It’s a godo thing this is a small town in the midwest filled with white people. Because if it was the inner city filled with minorities, then MLB might create a charity to raise money for exactly this kind of thing.