incognito=creep

[randallscott35]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/99...saga-overblown

[dellinger63]

People who interpret texts between 300lb behemoths as bullying have never been properly punched in the face.

Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/99...saga-overblown

If he had some emotional issues, he should've took that up with somebody upstairs and maybe we wouldn't have this situation right now," McKinnie said. "It could have been a more professional way to handle it instead of walking out on your team, because that's what you did at the end of the day."


so, a team member who was targeted by 'upstairs' should have gone upstairs to fix it.

right.

So, it's akin to reporting rape in the military where the victim's only recourse is to report it through the chain of command and, often enough, the perpretrator is a link in that chain of command.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Ocala Mike

So, it's akin to reporting rape in the military where the victim's only recourse is to report it through the chain of command and, often enough, the perpretrator is a link in that chain of command.

damn women, don't belong in the military to begin with.

[Danzig]

so, i heard richie has filed a complaint thru the players union.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Ocala Mike

So, it's akin to reporting rape in the military where the victim's only recourse is to report it through the chain of command and, often enough, the perpretrator is a link in that chain of command.

speaking of which...

http://www.upworthy.com/a-marine-was...rthy%29&c=slt1


'Our laws ask the military to do the impossible. It is impossible to expect justice in a legal system run primarily by commanders with no legitimate legal training, who have a vested interest in the outcome of their proceedings, and undeniable favoritisms and bias that are only human nature. But that is how America, unique among our allies, runs military justice. As long as that is the case, predators in the military will feel protected, victims will not come forward, and commanders will follow their natural instincts to disbelieve and crush accusations of their commands’ worst failures.

I was recently invited to speak with some of our nation’s most senior commanders at US Central Command. It was clear to me by their insightful discussion and time spent on the issue, they have good intentions. But it’s unfair to the Commanders that our government asks them to maintain discipline, yet puts them in a position which requires them to defy natural human bias in order to succeed. Indiscipline and injustice result.'

[Clip-Clop]

Originally Posted by Danzig

speaking of which...

http://www.upworthy.com/a-marine-was...rthy%29&c=slt1


'Our laws ask the military to do the impossible. It is impossible to expect justice in a legal system run primarily by commanders with no legitimate legal training, who have a vested interest in the outcome of their proceedings, and undeniable favoritisms and bias that are only human nature. But that is how America, unique among our allies, runs military justice. As long as that is the case, predators in the military will feel protected, victims will not come forward, and commanders will follow their natural instincts to disbelieve and crush accusations of their commands’ worst failures.

I was recently invited to speak with some of our nation’s most senior commanders at US Central Command. It was clear to me by their insightful discussion and time spent on the issue, they have good intentions. But it’s unfair to the Commanders that our government asks them to maintain discipline, yet puts them in a position which requires them to defy natural human bias in order to succeed. Indiscipline and injustice result.'

That is similar to the way the greatest legal minds of our country are able to "interpret" the Constitution completely differently from one another. People always have a bias one way or another.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Clip-Clop

That is similar to the way the greatest legal minds of our country are able to "interpret" the Constitution completely differently from one another. People always have a bias one way or another.

sure they do. it's why two people can see a football play, in slow mo, and disagree on whether it's a catch.