I believe it was Father Glynn of St Matthews of Forestville who taught me early on that "You can never beat a dead horse too much or too often."
In light of his wisdom, I realized that every single one of our posts missed the most important quote from Hillsman that originally fed the fire, at least for me.
First, I want to say to Bhajan that I always enjoy your posts. Even this comment, I take it as an opinion, nothing more or less. You certainly intended no harm.
I went back through the articles presented in the earlier posts, and not one carried the remark that set the tone for me on this whole flagrant foul conversation.
Here is what Hillsman said, directly: "Why should we schedule Breanna here at Syracuse? She had a chance to play here, and she chose somewhere else. So let her stick to the place she chose. We will not schedule a game for her here."
This was either a video on SNY, or in a Courant article, or in another place.
But please, this did happen. And that was where my own opinion was born.
Let's assume that is true, and now, who was petty and who was gracious?
That was the match that struck this fire. IMHO.
I'm guessing, Bhajan, you never heard this quote.
(OK, the horse is dead. Again.)
C
