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Some Cubs Fans Are Dumb
April 19th, 2008
Some Cubs fans are dumb.
When Kosuke Fukudome signed with the Cubs he was excited to be the first Japanese player for the Chicago Cubs. From all indications things were going well, as Cubs fans loved Fukudome and it seemed that Fukudome loved the fans. Various signs, headbands and jerseys have popped up in Wrigleyville in honor of Fukudome, and one in particular is garnering attention from many.
The shirt in the link above is offensive. Sure, everyone loves a good joke, but this one is offensive. It seems like a bad idea to offend the first Japanese player in Cubs history, just like it seems like a bad idea to offend one of the better hitters of the young season.
Can you imagine these kind of shirts poking fun at Jackie Robinson? Same basic concept.
With the 61st anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking into baseball passing just a few days ago, it seems like horrible timing for Cubs fans to show their ignorance. Obviously this is just a few people who decided to market a shirt and it should just be a few that are getting punished, but this is a black eye for Cubs Nation.
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