deluxe_247 wrote:at least he finally found someone he could beat up on
i kid, i kid....he is a steeler so you know i had something smart to say .
hopefully since it just allegations at this point it didnt really happen. i dont get it when guys beat up on chicks.
Don't worry, after all the crap we put Bengals fans through, I figured we'd get some back if it happened to us.
Plus, you need to feel better about being a Ravens fan, so I'll let you. jk
And you're right, hopefully it isn't true, but even if it isn't, it's still bad news. After all, Pacman hadn't been convicted of anything when he got suspended an entire year. Sure Pacman did more, but Harrison could still get suspended even if he's acquitted.
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It's very unlikely that he would get suspended on his first offense....especially if he gets acquitted. Pacman had a ridiculous amount of offenses that just kept adding up to the point at which it could no longer just be a false accusation because he was involved in too many bad situations, same with Tank Johnson, but this is the first I've heard from Harrison doing anything so he wont have to worry about being suspended for this unless there is much more to it.
I really hope we don't start down this path with our guys though....what the heck is wrong with professional athletes? Why do they have this insane need to do stupid things all the time....
If players were going to get suspended for beating women then we'd have seen dozens by now. Domestic violence is a "dirty little secret" in every other walk of life, so I wouldn't expect the NFL to be any different.
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Kilroy1872 wrote:If players were going to get suspended for beating women then we'd have seen dozens by now. Domestic violence is a "dirty little secret" in every other walk of life, so I wouldn't expect the NFL to be any different.
A very valid point. That we should worry that a player might be suspended for acting like the general population (given an undesirable portion of society) points out the folly of Goodell and his neo-natzism punishes players for doing what people do. Hey, nail em' hard for crap they do on the field. Leave off field behavior to the proper legal systems to correct.
*Disclaimer* I do not, in any way, endorse violence toward women.
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Kilroy1872 wrote:If players were going to get suspended for beating women then we'd have seen dozens by now. Domestic violence is a "dirty little secret" in every other walk of life, so I wouldn't expect the NFL to be any different.
A very valid point. That we should worry that a player might be suspended for acting like the general population (given an undesirable portion of society) points out the folly of Goodell and his neo-natzism punishes players for doing what people do. Hey, nail em' hard for crap they do on the field. Leave off field behavior to the proper legal systems to correct.
*Disclaimer* I do not, in any way, endorse violence toward women.
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