http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html competitive eating news and database Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:04:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-172034 joey b Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:05:49 +0000 http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-172034 Spoken like an ignorant American John. Bet you celebrate columbus day, or "native american" ethnic clensing day. Spoken like an ignorant American John. Bet you celebrate columbus day, or “native american” ethnic clensing day.

]]> http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-171996 Mega Munch Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:11:39 +0000 http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-171996 It's a fake news website...like The Onion. I almost fell for it too, until I read his "Stupid Americans" quote. It’s a fake news website…like The Onion. I almost fell for it too, until I read his “Stupid Americans” quote.

]]> http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-171670 John Sun, 30 Mar 2008 18:48:50 +0000 http://eatfeats.com/ssnn-on-kobayashi-confusion.html#comment-171670 This is complete horse manure. I have been a die-hard "Tribe" fan since 1957, and I follow the team in an intense way, reading all the articles about them in two local newspapers. The pitcher (Masa Kobayashi) said NO SUCH THING about "racial insensitivity." It is an invention by an ultra-liberal, politically correct, anti-Indians trouble-maker. The truth is that the majority of American Indians polled about the Cleveland baseball team are HAPPY that it is named "Indians." The team's nickname name comes from a late 1890s Cleveland Spiders' [NL] player who was an American Indian. Speaking of polls, the majority of American Indians want to be called just that -- not the ludicrous term, "native Americans." My four grandparents were born in Europe, but I am a "native American" -- born here in the U.S. of A.! This is complete horse manure. I have been a die-hard “Tribe” fan since 1957, and I follow the team in an intense way, reading all the articles about them in two local newspapers. The pitcher (Masa Kobayashi) said NO SUCH THING about “racial insensitivity.” It is an invention by an ultra-liberal, politically correct, anti-Indians trouble-maker. The truth is that the majority of American Indians polled about the Cleveland baseball team are HAPPY that it is named “Indians.” The team’s nickname name comes from a late 1890s Cleveland Spiders’ [NL] player who was an American Indian. Speaking of polls, the majority of American Indians want to be called just that — not the ludicrous term, “native Americans.” My four grandparents were born in Europe, but I am a “native American” — born here in the U.S. of A.!

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