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Dumbass Coach Fired After Sending TeaTarded Song To Students’ Parents

With the economy in question, and rightly so, you’d think a job would be respected, especially if it’s your own.


Bryan Glover, a 26 year old coach in Williamsburg County, Tennessee wrote a song, which in all isn’t the worst I’ve ever heard, but as far as common sense and his interpretation of Free Speech, he fails.


Glover’s song, which was co-written with a parent of the team he coaches, was then sent out en masse through a Yahoo Group which included friends and parents of the students at the school. A Yahoo Group mass communications mailing? He obviously didn’t care who read it.


What’s more dubious, is how he got their emails. Mixing your work with politics is about the most idiotic thing I can imagine….that is, if you really are worried about the economy and want to keep your job.

You see, not everyone in Williamsburg County is a Tea Person:


The song is called, “When You’re Holding A Hammer, Everything Looks Like A Nail.” It is a reference to Glover’s frustrations with the current administration and President Obama. Glover co-wrote the tune with a parent on the Grassland Middle School football team. He never thought sending it out to friends, family and player’s parents could put the hammer on the nail of his job with the school.


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9B8Yc6EZR0[/youtube]


H/T The Silent Majority


Obviously, some parents were offended. Not every parent is a Tea Person and some just don’t want spam. He’s there to coach football. There is a time and a place. Perhaps be should start blogging?

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  • P. M.

    At least he wasn’t arrested ….

    http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/news.aspx?id=14041

    but at least they got an $80,000 wrongful arrest settlement :)

    • http://FreakOutNation.com Anomaly100

      @P. M., I didn’t know about that. Arrested…for a t-shirt!

  • http://1stnews.org/1015/brian-glover-song/ Kimberly

    My kid has to read Obama’s book and Al Gore’s book as required reading in an advanced high school English class. I’m offended. Oh, that’s right. Nobody cares if a white, middle class, Christian, conservative is offended. Just like a liberal. If you don’t like it, nobody gets to. If a conservative doesn’t like it, they delete it, turn the channel, turn the page, or ignore it. Who gave anyone the right to never be offended? The ACLU, NAACP, et al.

  • http://twitter.com/shivabeach/status/23929341469 Shiva

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  • Hank

    Shiva..It appears to be useless. I have noted several times the hypocrisy applies to both sides. You just ignore that and barrel ahead in some sort of state of denial. This is a Liberal Blog. It doesn’t present much opportunity to note that a “Conservative” post is hypocritical. And in that I am the only Conservative consistently posting here, you have at least attempted to note what you perceive as my hypocrisy on numerous occasions. If you have a point on that, I’m not sure I understand or recognize it.

    And you personify what Krauthammer says and what I wholly agree with. Your “opinion” is that whatever I say can’t possibly be a “personal” opinion. It’s just simply a Conservative Talking Point.

    I will agree with one thing you say. Best to move along. Your circular arguments leave nothing to be seen.

  • http://twitter.com/janinewallace/status/23859043685 Janine Wallace

    RT @FreakOutNation: Dumbass Coach Fired After Sending TeaTarded Song To Students' Parents #p2 #p2b http://is.gd/eYeJi

  • http://twitter.com/awop/status/23201705728 kim g.

    RT @Anomaly100: Blog Post: Dumbass Coach Fired After Sending TeaTarded Song To Students' Parents #p2 #p2b http://is.gd/eYeJi #dnj

  • Hank

    You don’t see anything wrong with this??

    You can teach kids how to put a condom on a cucumber and that’s okay. You can distribute condoms to grade school kids and that’s okay. You can require kids to sit through “An Inconvenient Truth” and pass it off as “Fact” and that’s alright. You can have the kids sing a song praising President Obama and that’s okay. (Not to mention the firestorm of criticism you catch if you try to protest it.)

    But you fire someone for this?? Wow!! Where’s the ACLU when you need them to protect the First Amendment Rights of a Conservative??

  • Hank

    We need to find this guy and get him fired too!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ettl3zfLWus

    Next week’s lesson for these kids will be in spelling. How to spell “H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-S-Y”!!

  • http://FreakOutNation.com Anomaly100

    @Hank, Actually, I don’t like it no matter who does it smarty pants! Also, I find a big difference is your video and his. School kids have always been patriotic in regards to whoever is in office, but this guy is a Coach (in case you missed it) and sent this song to the parents of the kids he coaches. I don’t know enough about those kids singing about Obama. Did the teacher start that, orrr? Breaking: Obama IS our president. Also, they suspect he got their email addresses from the school. He’s an idiot….if he wants his job that is. ;-)

    Hank, if I wrote a pro-Obama song and started singing it where I work, I’m quite certain I would be guided to the door as it hit me in the ass on the way out. There is a time and a place, etc.

  • Shiva

    @Hank, I’m not quite sure why every time there is an article you have to run out and find someone else and go well he did it why isn’t he fired?

  • http://discuss.epluribusmedia.net GreyHawk

    @Hank, passing off “Fact” as “Fact” is simply reality. Global climate disruption is something that’s continuously proven and accepted by all but those who would rather shirk accountability and the cost of repairing the broken processes that accelerate it.

    Teaching students to sing patriotic songs about the current President was just as patriotic when school children sang songs support Bush and FEMA’s response to Katrina (http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2006/04/17/out-of-the-mouths-of-babes/), just as it was with the kids singing songs praising Obama.

    Sex ed and providing condoms has not only been proven to be far more effective than the ineffective “abstinence only” program that conservatives promoted (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,308898,00.html), it’s also far less hypocritical (http://discuss.epluribusmedia.net/the_devil_quotes_scripture).

    Teabaggery is based largely on fear-mongering, false premise and conspiracy theories, and it’s funded by corporate lobbyists (http://thinkprogress.org/2009/04/09/lobbyists-planning-teaparties/) as part of a conservative political agenda.

    There’s a time and a place for fantasy, and this isn’t it. We’ve too many problems that require both parties to cooperate, not one party steadfastly opposing any efforts to fix the problems that they caused over the two previous administrations.

  • http://discuss.epluribusmedia.net GreyHawk

    @Hank — not sure if you’ll find this funny…and not sure it’ll make it past moderation…but have you seen this?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdCA5xAsw8I

    …it kind of reminded me of how conservatives want to be treated, even after losing majority control of all three branches of government and nearly destroying the nation.

  • Hank

    @Anomaly100, Maybe you should try an anti-Obama one then.

    He sent it via his personal email. Clear cut violation of his First Amendment rights. Unless you are going to hold it against him how he populated his mailing list. I’m not sure that’s fair.

  • Shiva

    @Hank, it’s not necessarily clear violation of his First Amendment rights. Remember the schools where teachers for pictures of them on their Facebook pages drinking a beer. I believe in you sign a contract be a teacher there are certain rules you have to follow called moral turpitude. I’m not saying he broke them that someone has determined that he did

  • Shiva

    I don’t know why the guy got fired, it was obviously determined that he was possibly brain-dead with his complaints about Obama. The same old typical tea party BS. Never mention Bush, we are so downtrodden and abused under Obama, he is taxing us to death when your taxes are lower than they were during Reagan’s time.

    No platform just BS. I’m sure that’s what he was fired

  • Hank

    @Shiva, That makes no sense. I’m simply saying be consistent. And attempt to avoid hypocrisy.

    I have a Daughter who is a Teacher and (not very brightly in my opinion) has a Face Book page also. I am constantly reminding her she has to be cognizant of her position at all times. Even in public conversations. We have been sitting together at a High School Ball Game and she has made a comment that might be deemed “inappropriate” if heard by the wrong person. While in reality, the only thing she was doing was relating her work experience with her Dad. I try to caution her always.

    Look, if you want to comment on a site where no one will ask questions. Where no one is allowed to voice an opposing opinion. Where censorship and editorial deletion is the order, you know where to find it, north of the border. If not, email me on the side and I can point you to it.

    I consider it my duty, as an opposing ideologue, to present another viewpoint. Personally, I like and respect Anomaly. I could just keep quiet, or do like JW and just sit here and tell her how witty and intelligent she is and never disagree with anything. But I see and view the world differently.

    Having a dialogue where no one questions you and all commenters are allowed to do is sit back and “Ooohhh” and “Ahhhh” your self perceived witty remarks is not interesting and certainly neither challenging nor entertaining.

    I guess I could say I’m sorry if my pointing out the inconsistency and hypocrisy of a post seems to disturb you…..but I’m not. I don’t care.

  • Hank

    @Shiva, In what is obviously a failed attempt to identify and p[oint out hypocrisy??

  • Hank

    @Shiva, First…it’s my “Daughter”.

    My comment re: censorship and editorial deletion is a reference to a blog that practices precisely that and is operated by a Canadian citizen…and which I know you have contributed to in the past. I can’t identify it because that individual is also an abusive degenerate that attacks and abuses women.

    I simply try to point people to examples that are excused because it agrees with their ideology. For example, there is a discussion on another site. A lady, who adamantly supported the building of the GZ Mosque, while dismissing opinion that maybe it just shouldn’t be built there because it is an inappropriate location, took the position re: burning the Qu’ran, that just because they have the right to do it, doesn’t mean they should.

    Wouldn’t any reasonably intelligent person take note that that is not consistent thinking??

    You really are going to have to pay closer attention and not run off with knee jerk commentary. My comment re: “…your self perceived witty remarks…” is taken out of context (no surprise there ;-) ) but was not directed at you.

  • Hank

    @Shiva, Re: Your comment above: “…arrogant elites whose undisguised contempt for the great unwashed prevents them from conceding a modicum of serious thought to those who dare oppose them.”

    And while I allow both sides can be guilty, I think it is much more prevalent from the Left.

  • Hank

    @GreyHawk, Cute. Particularly the twist at the end.

  • Shiva

    @Hank,

    and then there are people who say things like this

    “Look, if you want to comment on a site where no one will ask questions. Where no one is allowed to voice an opposing opinion. ”

    And as long as they don’t espouse a conservative opinion they get called elites from a person who quotes clichés.

    Your talking points are rather boring, your silly quotes from Krauthammer are about as silly as they can get. Do you know that I can apply that statement above to most everything you say is well? Just because I have a political opinion you apply it to the arrogant elites.

    It’s absolutely still hilarious how much of a hypocrite you are

  • Shiva

    @Hank, as to your sister, you are absolutely spot on. If I were in her position my coverage on the Internet would be practically zero. Or at least it would be far better hidden.

    I’m not sure what your comment about censorship and editorial deletion being north of the border is, Canada is a pretty free and open society.

    I would still ask, why do you have to run out every single time and stick something out there that says “Well well well… what about this guy”?

    The person who posted this was not being inconsistent or hypocritical. Of course you know as I note below, that I could do this to every single post that you post. And show you to be the inconsistent and hypocritical person

    “your self perceived witty remarks is not interesting and certainly neither challenging nor entertaining.”

    all I did was ask why you constantly go out and grab something out of ethernet. I think you are paranoid and going way out of your way to say absolutely nothing

  • Shiva

    @Hank, May I ask what teaching kids who are far more sexually active at a far earlier age now about sex has to do with this article? This is about the actions, right or wrong of a particular teacher.

  • Hank

    @Shiva, Well….not much of what you say here is worthy of a response. It’s “Talking points” on my part but “political opinion” on your part. No problem. I can live with that.

    Honestly, I think Krauthammer’s observation was spot on and long overdue. I have been making this argument for well over a year. With the caveat that both sides can be guilty.

    You say, “Just because I have a political opinion you apply it to the arrogant elites.”….and I would respond, Just because I have a political opinion, you label it “talking points”.

    Thus, Krauthammer’s observation, with my caveat of “equal abuse”, is proven.

    Now, please explain to an audience breathlessly waiting, how that is hypocritical?

  • Shiva

    @Shiva, then why did you respond?

    The funny part is if we both do it but you only publicly apply it to me, you’re the hypocrite. equal abuse does not equal only publicly applying the same to one person which you do when you quote him under my responses.

    your talking points are not your opinions. They are the same things that everyone else that pretends to be a conservative espouses. That is what a talking point is

    Move along nothing to see here.

  • Shiva

    @Hank,

    I have absolutely no idea which blog you are talking about so I will just let that go.

    it is not hypocritical of a person who posts an article and fails to post an article that you believe should have been mentioned. It is not up to the person posting the article to cover every base that you believe should be covered.

  • Hank

    “it is not hypocritical of a person who posts an article and fails to post an article that you believe should have been mentioned. It is not up to the person posting the article to cover every base that you believe should be covered.

    Honestly, I’m sorry….but you have ceased to make sense. Has someone introduced you to Tennessee Moonshine today??