https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-13690729/donna-kelce-paris-olympics-supper-facebook-post.html

Thank goodness she weighed in as I usually only look to celebrities to help form my opinions on issues. Now I can include their parents for input too!

Lol, those Kelces all have the big block head of those who are on steroids or the like.

Texasclipper said:

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-13690729/donna-kelce-paris-olympics-supper-facebook-post.html

Thank goodness she weighed in as I usually only look to celebrities to help form my opinions on issues. Now I can include their parents for input too!

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I don't care what her opinion is. No need to read about it or give two ****s about it.

She made a post on her personal Facebook page, not some statement to the media. If you want to complain about having to hear her opinions, maybe you should get mad at the Daily Mail instead. Unless you find it problematic for people to post political topics on their own personal Facebook pages...surely no one here ever does that.

She is nasty looking

Velvet Jones said:

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If you have a Facebook page you're a loser.

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I have one but this still made me lol.

johnnyblaze36 said:

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Velvet Jones said:

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If you have a Facebook page you're a loser.

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I have one but this still made me lol.

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There's an exception to every rule sir.

I am going to draft Sam LaPorta instead of Kelce this year.

snowminer said:

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She made a post on her personal Facebook page, not some statement to the media. If you want to complain about having to hear her opinions, maybe you should get mad at the Daily Mail instead. Unless you find it problematic for people to post political topics on their own personal Facebook pages...surely no one here ever does that.

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She's a public figure now. Posting personal opinions on Facebook is the same as blasting it out on Twitter or Instagram. It's called social MEDIA for a reason. She needs to stick to doing soup commercials with her two meathead sons.

She made a public post talking **** and calling people uneducated.

Your son was on national tv during the super bowl celebration sounding like second coming of macho man randy savage... but yea, you're so cultured that you obviously knew this was just a Greek refrence and had nothing to do with last supper.

Eff off.

I wasn't offended but was planning to watching with my 7 year old and talk to her about the Olympics being a global sporting event and it's history in Greece...etc

So, she just missed all that.



We're watching the actual sports though but I think she would have liked to see a regular opening. Perhaps when she's 11

I'm relieved my kids didn't watch this. I don't feel like having to explain what in the world is going on in this scene.

We watched lady Gaga and metal band play then went to bed!

I didn't realize that being related to famous people made it so they weren't allowed to post personal opinions online anymore, my bad I guess.

The point remains, nobody who doesn't directly follow her would be hearing about her post if the Daily Mail didn't make a pointless news story about it. If you want to complain about hearing of her personal opinions then the right group to be upset with is the people who decided to publish her opinions to a broader audience. Certainly they're getting the reaction they hoped for, people losing their minds and sharing it all over, including here to TexAgs.

snowminer said:

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I didn't realize that being related to famous people made it so they weren't allowed to post personal opinions online anymore, my bad I guess.

The point remains, nobody who doesn't directly follow her would be hearing about her post if the Daily Mail didn't make a pointless news story about it. If you want to complain about hearing of her personal opinions then the right group to be upset with is the people who decided to publish her opinions to a broader audience. Certainly they're getting the reaction they hoped for, people losing their minds and sharing it all over, including here to TexAgs.

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Who is complaining about "hearing her personal opinions"?

I see several people disagreeing with her, which you seem to have a significant problem with.

And I saw her comments on multiple sites this morning, noting that she's a moron. And she's apparently not alone.

Taylor Swift is a big ally with the gay community. I assume Mama Kelce is trying to cringely score points with Tay Tay.

"Can you tell your mom to cut it out. I don't need this attention"

The point remains that a Facebook post is a statement to the MEDIA. I'm not sure what part of social media you don't understand. She is an attention seeker. The fact is that it was picked up by the Daily Mail, doesn't matter what her intention was. If you feel it is a pointless news story, why are you so eager to defend it?

So I'm supposed to give a sheet about the opinion of a woman whose claim to fame is that her NFL player son is knocking boots with Taylor Swift?

The top level post is literally a sarcastic swipe about hearing of celebrities' and now their parents' opinions, followed by a few more complaining they don't care what her opinion is. And yet, here it is on TexAgs.

Frankly, I could not care less whether people agree or disagree with her.

snowminer said:

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She made a post on her personal Facebook page, not some statement to the media. If you want to complain about having to hear her opinions, maybe you should get mad at the Daily Mail instead. Unless you find it problematic for people to post political topics on their own personal Facebook pages...surely no one here ever does that.

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I'm as big a conservative/MAGA/facist/nazi as anyone on this board, but this was my take as well.

She shared the comment on her FaceSpace, she didn't rant at a microphone or during some performance or during an interview.

Different, in my opinion. Media just trying to stir crap as usual.

I am doing exactly the opposite of defending the news story. I also don't particularly care what Donna Kelce has to say. What I am saying is why are we posting it here if apparently nobody cares?

Velvet Jones said:

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If you have a Facebook page you're a loser.

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Facebook is what Joseph Goebbels was for the radio and newspaper.

Would nfl mommy say the same if another religion/beliefs were the subject matter?

I'll hang up and listen.

Ghost91 said:

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snowminer said:

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She made a post on her personal Facebook page, not some statement to the media. If you want to complain about having to hear her opinions, maybe you should get mad at the Daily Mail instead. Unless you find it problematic for people to post political topics on their own personal Facebook pages...surely no one here ever does that.

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I'm as big a conservative/MAGA/facist/nazi as anyone on this board, but this was my take as well.

She shared the comment on her FaceSpace, she didn't rant at a microphone or during some performance or during an interview.

Different, in my opinion. Media just trying to stir crap as usual.

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Yeah, I don't really care what any individual says even if they're famous, or a famous person's mom, aunt, cousin...etc.

That's looking pretty damn hard to get mad over something

Texasclipper said:

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-13690729/donna-kelce-paris-olympics-supper-facebook-post.html

Thank goodness she weighed in as I usually only look to celebrities to help form my opinions on issues. Now I can include their parents for input too!

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Your misfortune doesn't have to be ours.

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Donna Kelce and the vast majority of liberals refuse to acknowledge that the depiction at the Olympics was trivializing and mocking the sacred standing of The Last Supper in the hearts of Christians worldwide. Whether it was intended to depict the Last Supper or not, it was decidedly inappropriate and disgusting, especially for young children watching. Screw the Kelces!

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Not only was she condescending and what she said and insinuating that everyone dumb but her, even if they were trying to show Baccus and the Baccanal, all they could've easily spell that out on the table or on the sash, so people would not have been misled. But they didn't. They wanted the confusion they wanted the double,earning.

I took Latin too, *****. And honestly, that was my first thought when I saw it, but then when I saw the way they were laid out down the table I thought no they're trying a double meaning here and they want to hit both. So she's being very disingenuous.

Then she goes on to say that people need more education and and just trying to ban books. Yes, sexual books to kids and elementary school *****.

There was nothing homophobic about it. It was simply calling out what was seen. We've had enough Kelce's

I always thought she had a good personality, especially when they played each other in the Super Bowl, but this just makes her look like a total jerk.

And I can guarantee you if they had mocked Islam, which we know they would've never done because they won't do that, she would've had a totally different reaction.

I can't wait for my son, who is just now starting 7th grade football, wins 9 Super Bowls in a row so I can start giving my opinions to the whole world. (Also this is after he wins A&M 4 Nattys)

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Donna Kelce and the vast majority of liberals refuse to acknowledge that the depiction at the Olympics was trivializing and mocking the sacred standing of The Last Supper in the hearts of Christians worldwide. Whether it was intended to depict the Last Supper or not, it was decidedly inappropriate and disgusting, especially for young children watching. Screw the Kelces!

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fat chick playing the lord jesus said it was mocking the last supper and then took the tweet down.

C@LAg said:

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looking forward to when tay tay dumps her son and writes songs dissing him for her next album

that momma gonna be bleeding all over social media. "muh poor baby"

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love the Wall connection.