You make the call.......

Bendintheriver

Michael Oher. I am calling it now. The ungrateful slime ball is broke. 9 years and 34 million and he is broke so he is trying to screw the family that threw him a lifeline and helped him out.

Just a reminder: If you help slime balls out, expect zero gratitude and a life of drama. The guy came from shit and now he is showing it.

Gotta love how the rat media immediately went into racism. They never miss an opportunity to divide the country.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/michael-oher-conservatorship-case-raises-more-questions-than-answers-legal-expert-says

Michael Oher conservatorship case raises more questions than answers, legal expert says
Oher's conservatorship dates to 2004

EverettChris

Heard this yesterday. He’s Kaepernicking it after being pulled out a sure life of being discarded by the people he’s fighting with now. Should have just left him in the projects as a Gentle Giant.

Victimhood works. Guy played the good hand.

georgiaduck

My first thought was bankruptcy. If he's saying now that he recently found out about the conservatorship, he wrote about it in his book back in 2006.

https://www.today.com/popculture/news/michael-oher-conservatorship-rcna100270

Oher wrote about the conservatorship in his 2011 book
TODAY viewed the book Fishman referenced — "I Beat The Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond," which was published in 2011 and co-authored by Don Yaeger — and Oher had written about the paperwork he signed on that fateful day.

"It kind of felt like a formality, as I’d been a part of the family for more than a year at that point," he wrote in the book. "Since I was already over the age of eighteen and considered an adult by the state of Tennessee, Sean and Leigh Anne would be named as my 'legal conservators.' They explained to me that it means pretty much the exact same thing as 'adoptive parents,' but that the laws were just written in a way that took my age into account. Honestly, I didn’t care what it was called. I was just happy that no one could argue that we weren’t legally what we already knew was real: We were a family."

EverettChris

georgiaduck said:

My first thought was bankruptcy. If he's saying now that he recently found out about the conservatorship, he wrote about it in his book back in 2006.

https://www.today.com/popculture/news/michael-oher-conservatorship-rcna100270

Oher wrote about the conservatorship in his 2011 book
TODAY viewed the book Fishman referenced — "I Beat The Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond," which was published in 2011 and co-authored by Don Yaeger — and Oher had written about the paperwork he signed on that fateful day.

"It kind of felt like a formality, as I’d been a part of the family for more than a year at that point," he wrote in the book. "Since I was already over the age of eighteen and considered an adult by the state of Tennessee, Sean and Leigh Anne would be named as my 'legal conservators.' They explained to me that it means pretty much the exact same thing as 'adoptive parents,' but that the laws were just written in a way that took my age into account. Honestly, I didn’t care what it was called. I was just happy that no one could argue that we weren’t legally what we already knew was real: We were a family."

He may show up at an Ole Miss game and kneel for the National Anthem. Getting Rapinoe and Kaepernick there with him would be perfect.

Bendintheriver

georgiaduck said:

My first thought was bankruptcy. If he's saying now that he recently found out about the conservatorship, he wrote about it in his book back in 2006.

https://www.today.com/popculture/news/michael-oher-conservatorship-rcna100270

Oher wrote about the conservatorship in his 2011 book
TODAY viewed the book Fishman referenced — "I Beat The Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond," which was published in 2011 and co-authored by Don Yaeger — and Oher had written about the paperwork he signed on that fateful day.

"It kind of felt like a formality, as I’d been a part of the family for more than a year at that point," he wrote in the book. "Since I was already over the age of eighteen and considered an adult by the state of Tennessee, Sean and Leigh Anne would be named as my 'legal conservators.' They explained to me that it means pretty much the exact same thing as 'adoptive parents,' but that the laws were just written in a way that took my age into account. Honestly, I didn’t care what it was called. I was just happy that no one could argue that we weren’t legally what we already knew was real: We were a family."

I would be curious to know who is pushing him to do this.

HHusky

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

EverettChris

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Nonsensical word salad

HHusky

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Nonsensical word salad

As college bound men go, you must have been awfully good at football.

pawz

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

EverettChris

HHusky said:

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Nonsensical word salad

As college bound men go, you must have been awfully good at football.

I can write a coherent two paragraphs and not say “ladies.” I know your game though. This is entertaining for many of us including you.

HHusky

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Nonsensical word salad

As college bound men go, you must have been awfully good at football.

I can write a coherent two paragraphs

citation needed

EverettChris

HHusky said:

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

EverettChris said:

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Nonsensical word salad

As college bound men go, you must have been awfully good at football.

I can write a coherent two paragraphs

citation needed

Horn Tooter got your password, didn’t he? How about not editing my post. Come on, Man!

UW_Doog_Bot

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Say that again back to yourself.

HHusky

UW_Doog_Bot said:

HHusky said:

Nobody's story makes much sense at this point, but it's funny which cases you girls think require evidence and which ones you don't.

Say that again back to yourself.

I’m hopelessly consistent here, Bernice. If the parents took money they shouldn’t have, there should be records. If there aren’t, case dismissed. The same stance I take with all that money you gals keep telling me Joe took.

jecornel

Matt Walsh lead his show today on this story. Highly recommend.
White family takes in a black kid knowing that he would end up in the nfl. Being that they were already ultra wealthy but also possessed a crystal ball knowing they would steal all his future money. Then woke leftists call the whole thing white savior complex so the message is don’t help the black in dire need. Just let him suffer walking down the street alone according to the woke left.

Michael Oher must have forgotten 10 years ago in his memoir he called it a Conservatorship and not an adoption. Allegedly he figured it out 10 years later?