I am sick of this Rice bull crap (1 Viewer)

[EYLive]

Public figures are held to a higher standard. Sorry you're just figuring this out.

By who?

 

[Apple Juice]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

 

[Limp Ditka]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

More than a grown man using 'whatevs'?

 

[Annyong]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

More than a grown man using 'whatevs'?

totes

 

[Limp Ditka]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

More than a grown man using 'whatevs'?

totes

I've had enough of this. I'm going to make myself a sammie.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

More than a grown man using 'whatevs'?

totes

I've had enough of this. I'm going to make myself a sammie.

Nomnomnomnomnom

 

[Fennis]

#x

 

[TxBuckeye]

Haven't heard "bullcrap" in a while.

Always makes me want to cringe. It's usually old angry white guys who call into radio stations and emphasize "crap" like they're being a gentleman for not saying the dirty word that would upset the wife out in the garden.

More than a grown man using 'whatevs'?

Should be an insta-perma-ban. And obviously the man card is immediately forfeited.

 

[Annyong]

Still curious what a Rice bull is.

 

[Das Boot]

Maybe try couscous?

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

You think you're sick? Check out the dude at the movie theater.

 

[Annyong]

You think you're sick? Check out the dude at the movie theater.

He's getting roasted in there.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

You think you're sick? Check out the dude at the movie theater.

He's getting roasted in there.

 

[McGarnicle]

Now take the tape of your life and put it up for the public to see. You looking great? Then cast the first stone.

You keep saying stuff like this, like you assume lots of people have done the same or worse than what is in that video. It makes me wonder about you.

 

[jplvr]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

 

[Mr. Pickles]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

 

[jplvr]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

 

[Mr. Pickles]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

 

[jplvr]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

 

[fatness]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

Which part of "this"?

Is your problem with the NFL caring about possible revenue loss? Is your issue that many people seeing the video think it's pretty horrible? Is your issue that the NFL should care about possible revenue loss, but not in this case?

 

[jplvr]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

Which part of "this"?

Is your problem with the NFL caring about possible revenue loss? Is your issue that many people seeing the video think it's pretty horrible? Is your issue that the NFL should care about possible revenue loss, but not in this case?

My issue is with social and 24 hour media deciding who gets what punishment. My issue is with the same people up in arms over Ray Rice cheering for players possibly on their own team with a domestic violence conviction on their record (or worse). My issue is with people being less pissed off about players coming back into the NFL after killing people under the influence, but they think Ray Rice should be banned from the league for life.

...all because they watched a terrible assault on video.

 

[Sinn Fein]

Only one person is responsible for what Ray Rice is going through.

His wife.

I shouldn't but,

 

[Christo]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

I understand that's your issue. I just don't understand why it's your issue. What is so baffling about the fact that a business would react to something based upon its customers' reactions?

 

[Christo]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

Which part of "this"?

Is your problem with the NFL caring about possible revenue loss? Is your issue that many people seeing the video think it's pretty horrible? Is your issue that the NFL should care about possible revenue loss, but not in this case?

My issue is with social and 24 hour media deciding who gets what punishment. My issue is with the same people up in arms over Ray Rice cheering for players possibly on their own team with a domestic violence conviction on their record (or worse). My issue is with people being less pissed off about players coming back into the NFL after killing people under the influence, but they think Ray Rice should be banned from the league for life.

...all because they watched a terrible assault on video.

So your issue is with the fickleness of people. Good luck solving that one.

 

[Annyong]

Only one person is responsible for what Ray Rice is going through.

His wife.

I shouldn't but,

If she wasn't in that elevator, this never would have happened.

 

[Christo]

Only one person is responsible for what Ray Rice is going through.

His wife.

I shouldn't but,

If she wasn't in that elevator, this never would have happened.

:glassjaw:

 

[jplvr]

So your issue is with the fickleness of people. Good luck solving that one.

More hypocritical than fickle.

 

[Josie Maran]

So your issue is with the fickleness of people. Good luck solving that one.

More hypocritical than fickle.

Hypofickle?

 

[jplvr]

So your issue is with the fickleness of people. Good luck solving that one.

More hypocritical than fickle.

Hypofickle?

I don't want to arouse anyone here, but Hippofickle?

 

[Limp Ditka]

So your issue is with the fickleness of people. Good luck solving that one.

More hypocritical than fickle.

Hypofickle?

I don't want to arouse anyone here, but Hippofickle?

Oddly enough, that worked.

 

[TxBuckeye]

What's wrong with a rice bowl? Sounds kind of racist to be calling it crap.

 

[Limp Ditka]

What's wrong with a rice bowl? Sounds kind of racist to be calling it crap.

It's not like he said brown rice.

 

[fatness]

Why isn't the NFL kicking everyone out of the league who has been convicted of domestic violence or for any sort of assault against a woman? Why isn't social media outraged over those people playing today?

We need video to demand action.

True, but I just wondered if a conviction in a court of law would meet that ultimate standard video provides the outrage machine.

The NFL responds to potential revenue loss. If a video upsets the paying public, that's going to carry more weight.

You understand that's the issue I have with all of this, right?

Which part of "this"?

Is your problem with the NFL caring about possible revenue loss? Is your issue that many people seeing the video think it's pretty horrible? Is your issue that the NFL should care about possible revenue loss, but not in this case?

My issue is with social and 24 hour media deciding who gets what punishment.

The NFL decides who gets league punishments. Courts decide who gets legal punishments. None of that has changed.

 

[fatness]

rice bull