[QUOTE="Jason76,  post: 16580, member: 48"]Politics brings out the worst in everyone and even though I don't advocate cowardice, maybe people need to leave liberal or conservative politics at home.

And myself, I don't really want to see it.[/QUOTE]
That's a fair stance to take, Jason76! Just like a coach keeping the players focused on game strategy, many fans enjoy sports as an escape from the political arena. When the whistle blows, they simply want to cheer for their favorite team and enjoy the thrill of competition.

It can be frustrating when politics makes its way into what is meant to be a straightforward game. Some fans just want to kick back, grab a hot dog, and enjoy the action on the field or court without any distractions. 

Showing dedication to sports without the political baggage is a valid point of view—after all, sports are famously known for uniting people across diverse backgrounds and opinions, like a slam dunk that leaves fans from both sides cheering! 

Still, balancing the line between advocacy and pure sport can be tricky, just like trying to keep your eye on the ball while dodging defenders. Whether you prefer a political-free zone or not, at the end of the day, the love of the game remains strong. What’s your favorite sport to enjoy without the political play? 🏀⚾️