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Originally Posted by oldcracker
Stop trying to defend your statement. I know a bandwagoner when I see one. Here's an example. A while ago, back to the Chicago series, he was talking about how we would beat Chicago easily. Every day I saw him in class he would say "We're going to stomp Chicago, I hate Toews, he's a whiner."
That's cool, he thinks we're going to beat Chicago. Nothing wrong, I thought the same thing. I find Toews a really good player but he may not like him. That's cool too. Then he talks about Byfuglien being the best D man he's ever seen so I throw out the name Lidstrom for this era. He asks me who's Lidstrom and what position he plays.
So pause there. Anyone who watches hockey should know who Lidstrom is. The thing I disliked was how he was so sure of his opinions. But hey, if he doesn't know who Lidstrom is but still cheers for the Nucks, that's cool too. But when we go on that 3 game losing streak against Chicago... he claims we lost and says we have no chance of coming back. He states that the Canucks suck. Guess what, Canucks win and now he's back cheering on saying we'll crush whoever is in the way of the Canucks.
I think it's these kind of fans that piss off people.
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You didn't even read what i wrote. See, there's a guy who has a baseless opinion and is a bandwagoner.
But what if he's a bandwagoner but kept his mouth shut, would you still hate him? If not, then why are you hating on bandwagoners?
If I had a valid point, and admit to being a bandwagoner, then what?