This is one of the best complimentary pieces I have read.

Once again UFC head Dana White demonstrates something that has been known for some time, yet most people are afraid to say: White is an awful human being that lacks basic human decency.

 

This week we saw yet another example of this as White belched some of the most hateful and misogynistic statements we've ever heard a public sports figure make.

Fagan, you're going to love how he got this story:

In a story first reported by UFC writer Maggie Hendricks, White, on a video blog, describes another woman reporter -- who wrote a story critical of White -- as a "f------ dumb bitch." Also in this video rant, White goes to describe the reporter's source as a "f------ faggot."

I didn't know Ms Hendricks writes for UFC. Did you? And, he also admires MMA fans as well.

Dana White is garbage, his sport is garbage and anyone who watches it is a garbage collector.

I would not mind being a garbage collector they make a good living. And, it gets better.

It seems UFC fans support whatever White does, no matter how ill conceived or arrogant or manipulative or ugly. He's got an army of sheep following him.

 

Baaaaaa.

 

White says (expletive) jump and fans say, "How (expletive) high, Mr. White?"

 

Fans ask "can I get you some coffee, Mr. White? A drink perhaps? A little sucking of the toes, Mr. White?"

 

The interesting thing is White and his supporters all believe they're tough guys. White wears a tight T-shirt, sports a bad haircut and screams about women and thinks he's a Navy S.E.A.L. He's not alone with the tough guy act. When I wrote about the MMA some time ago, a handful of the sport's fans got hold of my home phone number, called me at home, screamed into the phone that my MMA column was terrible, and then hung up. Very gutsy, people, very gutsy.

 

In actuality, White, the UFC and many of its fans are thin-skinned babies who can't take an ounce of the criticism they dish out.

 

You'll see the message board below light up with anonymous threats and various anonymous insults. That's what happened last time. Some of those postings, I believe, were from anonymous UFC officials and others associated with the sport.

 

No act of attempted intimidation will change the fact that White's comments are so far out of bounds, so extremist, that there should be significant repercussions for him.

 

But that would take guts and White really doesn't have any. Nor is there anyone around him to make him pay. White is an empire of one.

 

Another day, another White f-bomb tirade, this time with women bashing tossed in to boot.

 

And you know what UFC fans will do?

 

They'll applaud and keep watching.

I don't think it would be a stretch to say, another Vlog is forthcoming.