the_human_being
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What happened to the 11th commandment Thou Shall Not Knock Your Wife the Fuck Out?
I haven't. Have you? If you had, how would that effect me? I'd say it would most probably effect you, your wife, and the police. It wouldn't effect me though.
You aren't an advertiser in the NFL then. But you are a consumer. So you are involved whether or not you know it or like it.
Please explain to me just exactly how I am involved.
Do you watch football? Then you might be a Ravens fan. Remember Michael Vick? Yea, Atlanta couldn't have him on the team anymore. Advertisers would drop, fans would boo.
Just look at how people are calling for Roger Goddell's head. Are you one of them? Either side you are on, you are involved.
In fact you are so involved you're coming here to talk about it.
If you mean does your little opinion matter? No it does not. You are just one cog in a demographic. Do you consume merchandise? Then you are a consumer and so you are a part of the equation.
I realize that this may seem a bit off topic but I really have to get this off my chest.
This is an attempt to create collective guilt over something that this guy and many football watchers have zip to do with.
I have watched the football and domestic violence issue for many years. Your post contains elements of this even though one of your central characters is Rice.
If as much effort was put into some type of counseling that actually worked or imposing stiffer sentencing as was put into collective guilt trip then there might be progress in this area.
As it stands now, it's beginning to look a lot like our recent international relations where every one stands up and says, "I condemn those there actions". Not a damn thing gets done.
You are so absolutely correct.