Comments Thread For: Arum Supports Nike's Position To Drop Manny Pacquiao

[trixx12]

****sexualtiy is just mental disorder, simply bullsh**.

****sexuality is abnormality,it is not a normal behavior.

This is disgrace to humanity.

[A-Wolf]

There's your company loyalty, Manny. Good choices you've made.

[Juof]

The good book that claims the world was made in 6 days and that snakes can talk...

Thats highly offensive to christians and i hope you lose your shoe deal

[Bronx2245]

Funny how Floyd who made comments about Oscar and dressing in fishnets.. and someone from the Black community which is by far the most ****phobic was portrayed by TMZ as supporting the LGBT community lol..

TMZ will suck off any Black person it's funny

Floyd has become the highest paid athlete for years, and for years he didn't have any endorsements. Now Manny is in the same place, just with less money, and more losses! Don't try to shift the blame! Manny is an idiot, and his team sucks! "Scared of needles," "Outdoor stadiums," "suspect shakes," "fake contracts," and now "gays are worst than animals." WTF???

[DannYankee]

Nobody talking about the important issue, the elephant in the room here.

Animals do fk each other bootyholes too gaying it up from time to time.... So not only did Pac burn a ****ton of money with his mouth, but he was wrong in the ****** ass **** he was saying too. Idk, but that just makes it worse somehow.

[GOD-FR33]

Hahahaha!!!!!!

war manny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Bronx2245]

Nobody talking about the important issue, the elephant in the room here.

Animals do fk each other bootyholes too gaying it up from time to time.... So not only did Pac burn a ****ton of money with his mouth, but he was wrong in the ****** ass **** he was saying too. Idk, but that just makes it worse somehow.

July 23, 2004:

But, actually, some same-sex birds do do it. So do beetles, sheep, fruit bats, dolphins, and orangutans. Zoologists are discovering that ****sexual and bisexual activity is not unknown within the animal kingdom...

Wild birds exhibit similar behavior. There are male ostriches that only court their own gender, and pairs of male flamingos that mate, build nests, and even raise foster chicks...

The team caught female Japanese macaques engaged in intimate acts which, if observed in humans, would be in the X-rated category.

"The ****sexual behavior that goes on is completely baffling and intriguing," says National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent, Mireya Mayor. "You would have thought females that want to be mated, especially over their fertile period, would be seeking out males..."

The bonobo, an African ape closely related to humans, has an even bigger sexual appetite. Studies suggest 75 percent of bonobo sex is nonreproductive and that nearly all bonobos are bisexual. Frans de Waal, author of Bonobo: The Forgotten Ape, calls the species a "make love, not war" primate. He believes bonobos use sex to resolve conflicts between individuals.

Other animals appear to go through a ****sexual phase before they become fully mature. For instance, male dolphin calves often form temporary sexual partnerships, which scientists believe help to establish lifelong bonds. Such sexual behavior has been documented only relatively recently. Zoologists have been accused of skirting round the subject for fear of stepping into a political minefield.

"There was a lot of hiding of what was going on, I think, because people were maybe afraid that they would get into trouble by talking about it," notes de Waal. Whether it's a good idea or not, it's hard not make comparisons between humans and other animals, especially primates. The fact that ****sexuality does, after all, exist in the natural world is bound to be used against people who insist such behavior is unnatural...

So how far can we go in using animals to help us understand human ****sexuality? Robin Dunbar is a professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Liverpool, England. "The bottom line is that anything that happens in other primates, and particularly other apes, is likely to have strong evolutionary continuity with what happens in humans," he said.

Dunbar says the bonobo's use of ****sexual activity for social bonding is a possible example, adding, "One of the main arguments for human ****sexual behavior is that it helps bond male groups together, particularly where a group of individuals are dependent on each other, as they might be in hunting or warfare."

For instance, the Spartans, in ancient Greece, encouraged ****sexuality among their elite troops. "They had the not unreasonable belief that individuals would stick by and make all efforts to rescue other individuals if they had a lover relationship," Dunbar added.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...yanimal_2.html

[Rath]

July 23, 2004:

But, actually, some same-sex birds do do it. So do beetles, sheep, fruit bats, dolphins, and orangutans. Zoologists are discovering that ****sexual and bisexual activity is not unknown within the animal kingdom...

Wild birds exhibit similar behavior. There are male ostriches that only court their own gender, and pairs of male flamingos that mate, build nests, and even raise foster chicks...

The team caught female Japanese macaques engaged in intimate acts which, if observed in humans, would be in the X-rated category.

"The ****sexual behavior that goes on is completely baffling and intriguing," says National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent, Mireya Mayor. "You would have thought females that want to be mated, especially over their fertile period, would be seeking out males..."

The bonobo, an African ape closely related to humans, has an even bigger sexual appetite. Studies suggest 75 percent of bonobo sex is nonreproductive and that nearly all bonobos are bisexual. Frans de Waal, author of Bonobo: The Forgotten Ape, calls the species a "make love, not war" primate. He believes bonobos use sex to resolve conflicts between individuals.

Other animals appear to go through a ****sexual phase before they become fully mature. For instance, male dolphin calves often form temporary sexual partnerships, which scientists believe help to establish lifelong bonds. Such sexual behavior has been documented only relatively recently. Zoologists have been accused of skirting round the subject for fear of stepping into a political minefield.

"There was a lot of hiding of what was going on, I think, because people were maybe afraid that they would get into trouble by talking about it," notes de Waal. Whether it's a good idea or not, it's hard not make comparisons between humans and other animals, especially primates. The fact that ****sexuality does, after all, exist in the natural world is bound to be used against people who insist such behavior is unnatural...

So how far can we go in using animals to help us understand human ****sexuality? Robin Dunbar is a professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Liverpool, England. "The bottom line is that anything that happens in other primates, and particularly other apes, is likely to have strong evolutionary continuity with what happens in humans," he said.

Dunbar says the bonobo's use of ****sexual activity for social bonding is a possible example, adding, "One of the main arguments for human ****sexual behavior is that it helps bond male groups together, particularly where a group of individuals are dependent on each other, as they might be in hunting or warfare."

For instance, the Spartans, in ancient Greece, encouraged ****sexuality among their elite troops. "They had the not unreasonable belief that individuals would stick by and make all efforts to rescue other individuals if they had a lover relationship," Dunbar added.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...yanimal_2.html

how to justify same sex marriage 101

if animals do it we should too.

[The Big Dunn]

WHy is this even surprising? Bob has other fighters that he surely wants to get a Nike deal.

http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...manny-pacquiao

The ESPN article on this says:

"Pacquiao was more of a billboard for Nike, which had its swoosh on his shorts for fights and on his shoes, instead of a true revenue stream. Few Pacquiao items reached the market."

It's not surprising to see him dropped. He's not an important endorser. If he was a revenue generator like Kobe or LeBron they may not have done this. Remember they didn't drop Kobe when he called the ref a fa**ot.

[Bronx2245]

how to justify same sex marriage 101

if animals do it we should too.

This does not justify same-sex marriage, it's just shows that like many right-wing religious zealouts, Manny Pacquiao has no clue about science! Let's remember, this is the guy that said:

August 21, 2015:

Some might describe Manny Pacquiao's rehabilitation from his torn rotator cuff as a bit unorthodox. After all, the boxer claims that God and salt water have healed his shoulder.

“I’m fine. It’s God’s work,” Pacquiao said of his recovery to Joaquin Henson of the Philippine Star last week (via Mike Coppinger of BoxingJunkie.com). “I never saw a doctor. I never did rehab. All I did was to swim in the sea as often as I could. The salt water healed my wound.”

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...jured-shoulder