Grand Valley State offensive coordinator suspended for Hitler comment

Grand Valley State University offensive coordinator Morris Berger was suspended following public comments the assistant coach made referencing Adolph Hitler. The school announced the suspension Monday and is investigating the matter., that he'd choose to dine with Adolf Hitler. The comment almost immediately drew backlash after publication.

"This is probably not going to get a good review, but I’m going to say Adolf Hitler," Berger said."It was obviously very sad, and he had bad motives, but the way he was able to lead was second-to-none. How he rallied a group and a following, I want to know how he did that. Bad intentions of course, but you can’t deny he wasn’t a great leader."

Berger was hired on Jan. 20 as the replacement for departed coordinator Jack Ginn, and he was also expected to coach the quarterbacks in the 2020 campaign. Previously, he spent time as a quality control coach at Oklahoma State and assistant at Texas State .

That's like wanting to learn how to pick up women from Ted Bundy.

Hitler led humans to gas chambers

To dine with him? Well, the question is absurd anyway, why not ask who is their idol But it’s a bit scary that now, so many White young-middle aged males are opening agreeing with Fascism. Call it the Trump-effect...

With his reason, it would be easier to dine with Trump since he is still alive. Would probably get the same results.

HOLLUP. Sooo yeah... yeah. Y’all prefer a LIE to the truth as that man expressed himself as the FIRST AMENDMENT gives me the right to do?!? Y’all my good friend STALIN must be rolling in his grave howling in laughter!!! Ya shouldn’t ask a question if ya can’t handle the answer?

It’s a great answer. To confront and explore the mind of the worst murderer in modern history would be invaluable. The guy isn't there to tell him how great he was

He sounds disturbingly in awe of Hitler.

There's nothing wrong with saying this.

I don't think he understood what they meant by 'offensive coordinator'

Why doesn't he just have lunch at Auschwitz instead. He can see the man's handiwork. Then have picnics at Treblinka, Chelmno, Belzec. Or better still, get in a time machine to 1942 and take a one way ticket for a crematorium tour.

Why are people not allowed to give their honest answers? He didn't say Hitler was a good person.

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