ESPN colleagues Bomani Jones and Chris Broussard are arguing about chastity on Twitter, because this definitely won't end horribly
By JOHN DORN
One of Monday's hot topics revolved around Russell Wilson and Ciara's relationship -- or more specifically, the concept of celibacy. The Seattle Seahawks quarterback also brought up some stuff about talking to God, or something. It was an interesting news day.
Afterward, Bomani Jones, of ESPN's Highly Questionable, sounded off skeptically about Wilson's decision to "save himself" for marriage. This really pissed off fellow ESPN-er and born-again Christian Chris Broussard (of "sources" fame). So much so, that Broussard found it a brilliant idea to publicly tweet his colleague about it. Not a DM, or, like, a text message. Tweets!
In response, Jones clarified his comments, explaining that the concept of waiting until marriage is more about controlling women, in his view.
i believe the underlying premise is flawed and about controlling women as much as anything else. so yes. https://t.co/DUyjVgmoAm
— bomani (@bomani_jones) July 7, 2015
Broussard then responded with some mean hashtags, and the two went back and forth a few more times.
incorrect. said it was silly. didn't say it was wrong, necessarily. RT @Chris_Broussard: #Intolerance#doublestandard
— bomani (@bomani_jones) July 7, 2015
@Chris_Broussard on this one, yes. i think this is stupid. i think the rules at byu are stupid. we can do this all night.
— bomani (@bomani_jones) July 7, 2015
Hopefully these two can simply agree to disagree very soon, because this isn't a very flattering look for the Worldwide Leader.
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