When and where did I say that? I think every individual should probably practice more accountability, and usually do as their maturity level increases. But to say that this Goodell mess is due to the battered victims actions alone is stupid. My dude could annoy me all day long, but I still have the choice to hit him or not. Instigating is not a crime, but violence is. Learn to think and not just react. This is not about a gender war, stop trying to make it so.
Im not speaking for every espn show or correspondant but I saw a lot of outrage when the 2 games came downhope he goes at ESPN fake outrage
where was yall mothafukkas summer time?
Only thing a make this a must see but he on damage control.
If you are causing public disturbances or threatening, then yes and they are usually brushed off, but they don't have hardly any consequences and are nowhere near the level of violent crimes. If you know the consequences of violence and still think it is worth it to react to the instigation, then you are a slave to your impulses. You could've just walked away from the instigator.
I was speaking about the lack of outrage as it is now when the dragging vid first came out, or when Greg Hardy and Mcdonald stories FIRST came out. Then the coverage was nothing like it is now after the full ray rice clip was released. ESPN didnt have a Hardy/Mcdonaldo scroll every hour on the hour earlier this year
nobody has to plug the damn super bowl. It's the SUPER BOWL.
Have you ever met a woman who wants to be accountable and responsible for her behavior?
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