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This play was correctly ruled indifference. There were no throws over to first base, and you can see on the high home that they are playing off of the runner. The fielder covering or the catcher moving out of his crouch are not things that negate indifference. In a... show more

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The horrors of the nights and the last couple of days that have followed them here in Ukraine, and the world's reaction to them, makes me think of how pervasivly evil becomes banal and how this pervasive, banal evil eventually leads to a complicity of indifference. The effect of this on achieving peace and a just resolution of this major international armed conflict are devastating. Although apathy is often referred to as indifference, it appears that we are facing a particular type of indifference. It's one of choice rather than one due to a general lack of interest. Some say that indifference is worse than hate. «The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference» (Elie Wiesel). Indifference can be more painful than hate, as hate originates from your enemy, while indifference is a thing rather of friends, partners, nice crowd. Those who happen to forget, overlook your suffering. It “normalizes” suffering, and dehumanizes those who do suffer. Thus indifference is also a betrayal of humanity. That is why indifference is complicity in crime. It’s not something new or rare. Indifference was pervasive pre-WW2 and at least in the initial stages of WW2. It resulted in genocide and the Holocaust then, and in atrocities and genocide in post-WW2 Europe. It is happening right now. Come on! Disagree with me! Raise your voice! Make it loud and clear this weekend! Then I know that you at least are angry, and have the fortitude to match your anger!

The horrors of the nights and the last couple of days that have followed them here in Ukraine, and the world's reaction to them, makes me think of how pervasivly evil becomes banal and how this pervasive, banal evil eventually leads to a complicity of indifference. The effect of this on achieving peace and a just resolution of this major international armed conflict are devastating. Although apathy is often referred to as indifference, it appears that we are facing a particular type of indifference. It's one of choice rather than one due to a general lack of interest. Some say that indifference is worse than hate. «The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference» (Elie Wiesel). Indifference can be more painful than hate, as hate originates from your enemy, while indifference is a thing rather of friends, partners, nice crowd. Those who happen to forget, overlook your suffering. It “normalizes” suffering, and dehumanizes those who do suffer. Thus indifference is also a betrayal of humanity. That is why indifference is complicity in crime. It’s not something new or rare. Indifference was pervasive pre-WW2 and at least in the initial stages of WW2. It resulted in genocide and the Holocaust then, and in atrocities and genocide in post-WW2 Europe. It is happening right now. Come on! Disagree with me! Raise your voice! Make it loud and clear this weekend! Then I know that you at least are angry, and have the fortitude to match your anger!

Sergiy Kyslytsya 🇺🇦

56,059 просмотров • 1 год назад

This is an 8U coach pitch baseball game. The ball is hit up the middle and the second baseman throws home to the catcher. The catcher goes to make the tag, the runner slides- “SAFE!” is the call. The coach from the defensive team is out there immediately screaming at the umpire telling him that the catcher’s glove touched the runner. He goes on and and actually dusts off home plate with his shoes. 😂 Most people said that this coach or any coach that acts like this should be banned from coaching. 💯 These are 8 year old kids in a coach pitch league! 🤯 This is not the World Series. These are young kids, they aren’t even pre-teens yet. Spend more time coaching and have your catcher in position by the plate instead of being 3 feet out on the field in front of home. This is totally unacceptable. There is never a reason to act like this let alone in front of 8 year old little boys. Did you see all the college scouts there? 🙄 What is the answer? How do leagues put a stop to this? Wouldn’t you be embarrassed if you were his wife or kid? My goodness.

This is an 8U coach pitch baseball game. The ball is hit up the middle and the second baseman throws home to the catcher. The catcher goes to make the tag, the runner slides- “SAFE!” is the call. The coach from the defensive team is out there immediately screaming at the umpire telling him that the catcher’s glove touched the runner. He goes on and and actually dusts off home plate with his shoes. 😂 Most people said that this coach or any coach that acts like this should be banned from coaching. 💯 These are 8 year old kids in a coach pitch league! 🤯 This is not the World Series. These are young kids, they aren’t even pre-teens yet. Spend more time coaching and have your catcher in position by the plate instead of being 3 feet out on the field in front of home. This is totally unacceptable. There is never a reason to act like this let alone in front of 8 year old little boys. Did you see all the college scouts there? 🙄 What is the answer? How do leagues put a stop to this? Wouldn’t you be embarrassed if you were his wife or kid? My goodness.

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

512,057 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨ABANDONMENT ALERT🚨 It's always the Philadelphia Phillies ... unreal! Luis Arraez is called out for abondonment as he leapt over both the tag at home, and home itself. Instead of trying to get back to touch the base and avoid the catcher, he just heads to the dugout and peaces out. You can see the umpire waits, and once he gets to the dugout, the umpire calls him out. For this, the putout is still to the catcher, and all assists are accounted for, so this was a double for Bohm, and Arraez is out at home 9-4-2. Also, while Arraez started on second, this is still considered a double by rule, as you can have a double despite the runner on second being out at home. Had there been a runner on FIRST, and that runner was thrown out at third, by rule, that can only be a single, so Bohm gets a double here. #RingTheBell #Natitude

🚨ABANDONMENT ALERT🚨 It's always the Philadelphia Phillies ... unreal! Luis Arraez is called out for abondonment as he leapt over both the tag at home, and home itself. Instead of trying to get back to touch the base and avoid the catcher, he just heads to the dugout and peaces out. You can see the umpire waits, and once he gets to the dugout, the umpire calls him out. For this, the putout is still to the catcher, and all assists are accounted for, so this was a double for Bohm, and Arraez is out at home 9-4-2. Also, while Arraez started on second, this is still considered a double by rule, as you can have a double despite the runner on second being out at home. Had there been a runner on FIRST, and that runner was thrown out at third, by rule, that can only be a single, so Bohm gets a double here. #RingTheBell #Natitude

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This play happened a couple of years ago in a regional final matchup. Unique to say the least. A single up the middle to center field. One run scores. The center fielder charges and throws home. The second runner is coming in to score. The runner slides, the catcher swipes at his arm, was he safe or out? The issue here is the runner who scored before stays behind home plate and is waving for the next runner to get down. The home plate umpire bumps into him, trips, and falls down and doesn’t see the play. 🤯 You can defer to the field umpire but if he didn’t see it, what call can you make? 🤷‍♂️ Some said the runner should be out because the player who scored first interfered with the home plate umpire. I have never seen a play like this. What do you think? What’s the call? Safe or out?

This play happened a couple of years ago in a regional final matchup. Unique to say the least. A single up the middle to center field. One run scores. The center fielder charges and throws home. The second runner is coming in to score. The runner slides, the catcher swipes at his arm, was he safe or out? The issue here is the runner who scored before stays behind home plate and is waving for the next runner to get down. The home plate umpire bumps into him, trips, and falls down and doesn’t see the play. 🤯 You can defer to the field umpire but if he didn’t see it, what call can you make? 🤷‍♂️ Some said the runner should be out because the player who scored first interfered with the home plate umpire. I have never seen a play like this. What do you think? What’s the call? Safe or out?

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This team was down by 7 runs in the last inning. They made a comeback and scored the winning run by this young man stealing home. 👏 This is why as a catcher, you never throw the ball back to the pitcher from your knees with runners on base. You always stand and take a look at the runner, ESPECIALLY with a runner on third and in this scenario, the game winning run. That’s poor coaching imho. It’s the little fundamentals that are coached in practice that add up to whether a team is prepared or not for the games. Where was the coach telling his catcher to keep an eye on the runner at third?

This team was down by 7 runs in the last inning. They made a comeback and scored the winning run by this young man stealing home. 👏 This is why as a catcher, you never throw the ball back to the pitcher from your knees with runners on base. You always stand and take a look at the runner, ESPECIALLY with a runner on third and in this scenario, the game winning run. That’s poor coaching imho. It’s the little fundamentals that are coached in practice that add up to whether a team is prepared or not for the games. Where was the coach telling his catcher to keep an eye on the runner at third?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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Strange rule came into play during the LSU vs. South Carolina SEC Tournament game Umpires determined that the catcher stepped on or in front of home plate before receiving the ball. It was ruled a balk and a catcher's interference. So the run scored and the batter was awarded first base. Play is not reviewable

Strange rule came into play during the LSU vs. South Carolina SEC Tournament game Umpires determined that the catcher stepped on or in front of home plate before receiving the ball. It was ruled a balk and a catcher's interference. So the run scored and the batter was awarded first base. Play is not reviewable

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This happened between the Dodgers and Cardinals several days ago. Mookie Betts singles to right and Andy Pages is on his way home from second base. Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia comes up firing and throws a strike to home plate. The catcher goes to tag, Pages slides- the call- safe! The Cardinals challenged the call but in looking over the replay you can see that Andy Pages never touched home plate. But, the challenge was to see if the catcher tagged him. Replay rules that the catcher did not tag him. So the call stands- he’s safe! But, he missed home plate! Replay does not have the authority to change the call just because he missed home plate. 🤯 That is a bizarre play!💯 Do you think a call should be overturned if they are looking at a particular part of the play but notice something else like this where the runner didn’t touch home plate?

This happened between the Dodgers and Cardinals several days ago. Mookie Betts singles to right and Andy Pages is on his way home from second base. Phillies right fielder Adolis Garcia comes up firing and throws a strike to home plate. The catcher goes to tag, Pages slides- the call- safe! The Cardinals challenged the call but in looking over the replay you can see that Andy Pages never touched home plate. But, the challenge was to see if the catcher tagged him. Replay rules that the catcher did not tag him. So the call stands- he’s safe! But, he missed home plate! Replay does not have the authority to change the call just because he missed home plate. 🤯 That is a bizarre play!💯 Do you think a call should be overturned if they are looking at a particular part of the play but notice something else like this where the runner didn’t touch home plate?

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In the end, you will not remember the insults and evil of your enemies. You will remember the silence, indifference and betrayal of those you considered "friends." Fear, indifference and inaction in the face of evil are much worse than the existence of evil itself. People who are just struggling to survive... and just want to live peacefully on their land, in their home. But how rotten this world turned out to be...

In the end, you will not remember the insults and evil of your enemies. You will remember the silence, indifference and betrayal of those you considered "friends." Fear, indifference and inaction in the face of evil are much worse than the existence of evil itself. People who are just struggling to survive... and just want to live peacefully on their land, in their home. But how rotten this world turned out to be...

Igor Kyivskyi

91,863 просмотров • 1 год назад

This men’s softball game has an interesting play. Runner on first less than two outs, batter hits a ground ball to first. The first baseman fields it but the runner from first never leaves the bag to run to second base. The first baseman tags the runner on first while he is still on first base and then tags the base with his foot. Many said that since the runner at first never left the bag, he is not out. 🤔 While others said the runner at first is forced to run. Without looking the rule up, I would say that is a double play. The batter is definitely out and the runner is out for being tagged. He is forced to run imho. What do you think? Without looking the rule up, who is out?

This men’s softball game has an interesting play. Runner on first less than two outs, batter hits a ground ball to first. The first baseman fields it but the runner from first never leaves the bag to run to second base. The first baseman tags the runner on first while he is still on first base and then tags the base with his foot. Many said that since the runner at first never left the bag, he is not out. 🤔 While others said the runner at first is forced to run. Without looking the rule up, I would say that is a double play. The batter is definitely out and the runner is out for being tagged. He is forced to run imho. What do you think? Without looking the rule up, who is out?

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This happened today at the Cooperstown Village All Star Village in Oneonta, New York. The 12U championship game, 6-0 Alpha One vs 4-2 St. Pete Rough Riders National. Alpha One had just hit a grand slam home run to tie it 7-7 with no outs, and 5 minutes left. (They have a max game time clock) But the umpire called the batter out on an appeal for not touching home plate. You can see the batter jump and it’s hard to tell if he caught the edge of the plate, but he backs up and he looks like he touches the plate with his foot. What’s strange is you don’t hear any coaches telling the catcher or pitcher to appeal at first. However, you see the umpire talking to the catcher. They throw the ball to home the first time but no ruling is made. Then the umpire talks to the catcher again and they throw the ball home again on an appeal I’m guessing. The umpire calls him out. This is not a Rec league game, this is a travel ball championship where teams from all over the country compete and lots of money is spent. I personally thought it was very odd that you hear no one yelling to appeal and that you see the umpire talking with the catcher. In a still frame photo, to me, you can clearly see the batter’s right foot on home plate, imho. It should have been a grand slam. Alpha One feels they got robbed of the championship. I agree, but you be the judge. Did he touch home plate? Or, did the umpire make the correct call? Out or safe?

This happened today at the Cooperstown Village All Star Village in Oneonta, New York. The 12U championship game, 6-0 Alpha One vs 4-2 St. Pete Rough Riders National. Alpha One had just hit a grand slam home run to tie it 7-7 with no outs, and 5 minutes left. (They have a max game time clock) But the umpire called the batter out on an appeal for not touching home plate. You can see the batter jump and it’s hard to tell if he caught the edge of the plate, but he backs up and he looks like he touches the plate with his foot. What’s strange is you don’t hear any coaches telling the catcher or pitcher to appeal at first. However, you see the umpire talking to the catcher. They throw the ball to home the first time but no ruling is made. Then the umpire talks to the catcher again and they throw the ball home again on an appeal I’m guessing. The umpire calls him out. This is not a Rec league game, this is a travel ball championship where teams from all over the country compete and lots of money is spent. I personally thought it was very odd that you hear no one yelling to appeal and that you see the umpire talking with the catcher. In a still frame photo, to me, you can clearly see the batter’s right foot on home plate, imho. It should have been a grand slam. Alpha One feels they got robbed of the championship. I agree, but you be the judge. Did he touch home plate? Or, did the umpire make the correct call? Out or safe?

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This play caused some scorekeeper confusion. The batter is up with two outs and two strikes. Runner on third base. The batter swings and misses, strike three but the ball gets by the catcher. Before the catcher can throw down to first base to try and get the batter out, he tags the runner out from third who is trying to steal home. Inning over. But, who leads off next inning for the team batting? The next batter in the lineup or does the current batter come back up because he was never recorded as an out or safe? The same batter came back up to bat next inning and the umpire and coach from the opposing team didn’t say anything. Did they get it right?

This play caused some scorekeeper confusion. The batter is up with two outs and two strikes. Runner on third base. The batter swings and misses, strike three but the ball gets by the catcher. Before the catcher can throw down to first base to try and get the batter out, he tags the runner out from third who is trying to steal home. Inning over. But, who leads off next inning for the team batting? The next batter in the lineup or does the current batter come back up because he was never recorded as an out or safe? The same batter came back up to bat next inning and the umpire and coach from the opposing team didn’t say anything. Did they get it right?

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418,483 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

“Those boats which hope to catch sight of a safe port, and those eyes filled with anguish and hope seeking to reach the shore, cannot and must not find the coldness of indifference or the stigma of discrimination.” — Pope Leo XIV On this World Day of Migrants and Refugees, we are reminded that the call to mission is no longer bound by geography. The suffering, hope, and courage of our migrant brothers and sisters reach our own shores and hearts. May we respond not with indifference, but with compassion.

“Those boats which hope to catch sight of a safe port, and those eyes filled with anguish and hope seeking to reach the shore, cannot and must not find the coldness of indifference or the stigma of discrimination.” — Pope Leo XIV On this World Day of Migrants and Refugees, we are reminded that the call to mission is no longer bound by geography. The suffering, hope, and courage of our migrant brothers and sisters reach our own shores and hearts. May we respond not with indifference, but with compassion.

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

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Now, unfortunately, we see that at some levels in the world there is simply a shameful indifference to the ecocide and human tragedy caused by the Russian terrorist attack on the Kakhovka HPP. When international organizations that are supposed to protect life on a global scale do not have time to organize and send a rescue mission to the occupied territory even in a week... When some world players do not dare to come out even with clear and strong statements that would condemn this new Russian war crime... Terrorists are simply fueled by this weakness of the world, this indifference – it encourages them. And we have to overcome this. And we will overcome. We are pressing and encouraging so that international organizations and international support come to the part of Kherson region where the occupiers are now.

Now, unfortunately, we see that at some levels in the world there is simply a shameful indifference to the ecocide and human tragedy caused by the Russian terrorist attack on the Kakhovka HPP. When international organizations that are supposed to protect life on a global scale do not have time to organize and send a rescue mission to the occupied territory even in a week... When some world players do not dare to come out even with clear and strong statements that would condemn this new Russian war crime... Terrorists are simply fueled by this weakness of the world, this indifference – it encourages them. And we have to overcome this. And we will overcome. We are pressing and encouraging so that international organizations and international support come to the part of Kherson region where the occupiers are now.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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The goal isn't despair, it's indifference. It's enlightenment. It's having the ability to step in and out of the muck as you see fit without a handler or a sponsor coming down on you for it. I get fired up about things but this isn't my entire identity. I can put my phone down and walk away whenever I want and what a blessing that is.

The goal isn't despair, it's indifference. It's enlightenment. It's having the ability to step in and out of the muck as you see fit without a handler or a sponsor coming down on you for it. I get fired up about things but this isn't my entire identity. I can put my phone down and walk away whenever I want and what a blessing that is.

Shipwreck

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This pitch was fouled off down into the ground, or so the Oakland A’s Lawrence Butler thought. The ball hit in the back of the batters box but then skipped out in front of home plate. Butler didn’t run and the Yankees catcher picked it up and tagged him. The umpire ruled Butler out. A couple of things - One, I always thought the back of home plate was the furthest point back for a fair ball. Anything behind that was foul territory. Two- I never knew they had a female umpire in MLB. 🤯 Do you think that was a fair or foul ball? And, did you know MLB had a female umpire? What’s your feeling on that?

This pitch was fouled off down into the ground, or so the Oakland A’s Lawrence Butler thought. The ball hit in the back of the batters box but then skipped out in front of home plate. Butler didn’t run and the Yankees catcher picked it up and tagged him. The umpire ruled Butler out. A couple of things - One, I always thought the back of home plate was the furthest point back for a fair ball. Anything behind that was foul territory. Two- I never knew they had a female umpire in MLB. 🤯 Do you think that was a fair or foul ball? And, did you know MLB had a female umpire? What’s your feeling on that?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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This is a first that I’ve ever seen: challenging a call and you end up getting 3 strikes against you😅 Call on the field was out. Alabama challenged the call (obstruction on catcher) and ending up confirming the call was out, the runner at 3rd was ruled out because of the interference and then finally the runner going into home got a warning issues. You usually always see the catchers getting the short end of the stick but this time it’s the runner plus some.

This is a first that I’ve ever seen: challenging a call and you end up getting 3 strikes against you😅 Call on the field was out. Alabama challenged the call (obstruction on catcher) and ending up confirming the call was out, the runner at 3rd was ruled out because of the interference and then finally the runner going into home got a warning issues. You usually always see the catchers getting the short end of the stick but this time it’s the runner plus some.

Megan Rembielak

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"BAILEY'S ON THE MOVE. BAILEY'S ON THE MOVE. AND THIS GAME IS OVER." "Oh, my goodness. I did not see that coming." "Neither did my voice." Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow react to Giants catcher Patrick Bailey's walk-off inside-the-park home run to beat the Phillies.

"BAILEY'S ON THE MOVE. BAILEY'S ON THE MOVE. AND THIS GAME IS OVER." "Oh, my goodness. I did not see that coming." "Neither did my voice." Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow react to Giants catcher Patrick Bailey's walk-off inside-the-park home run to beat the Phillies.

Awful Announcing

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For many in Amman - and across the globe - the protests we’re seeing are not about Hamas. They’re not an expression of indifference to the killing of Israeli civilians. They’re about solidarity with the Palestinian people + opposition to Israel’s devastating airstrikes on #Gaza.

For many in Amman - and across the globe - the protests we’re seeing are not about Hamas. They’re not an expression of indifference to the killing of Israeli civilians. They’re about solidarity with the Palestinian people + opposition to Israel’s devastating airstrikes on #Gaza.

Nada Bashir

212,501 просмотров • 2 лет назад

This play right here that happened during this girls softball game doesn’t happen very often. The center fielder throws the ball home to try and get the runner coming around third. The pitcher catches the ball near home, up the line a little bit and the runner bulldozes her over. But the little pitcher holds onto the ball. Runner is out! While the pitcher is down in pain, the following runner who reached third on the play decides she is going to try and score while the pitcher is hurt. But, the pitcher gets up and tags her out too! Two outs at home by the pitcher! I love tough kids! 💯 Do you think that first runner should have been ejected for running the pitcher over? Or do you think it was a clean, hard, play? Ever seen a pitcher make two outs at home during the same sequence of play?

This play right here that happened during this girls softball game doesn’t happen very often. The center fielder throws the ball home to try and get the runner coming around third. The pitcher catches the ball near home, up the line a little bit and the runner bulldozes her over. But the little pitcher holds onto the ball. Runner is out! While the pitcher is down in pain, the following runner who reached third on the play decides she is going to try and score while the pitcher is hurt. But, the pitcher gets up and tags her out too! Two outs at home by the pitcher! I love tough kids! 💯 Do you think that first runner should have been ejected for running the pitcher over? Or do you think it was a clean, hard, play? Ever seen a pitcher make two outs at home during the same sequence of play?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

268,521 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад