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To be clear, my previous posts were not defending violence against women. They weren’t defending hunt at all. What he did was wrong. But this wasn’t violence against women and it is dangerous to classify it as such, in my opinion.
Ummm, ok. And? since she didn't leave when asked she deserved to be shoved and kicked when she was on the ground? As a male species, that's your rule book? Oh well, we asked her nicely once so we can unleash on her physically?
Bad #### can happen to 19 years old (men or women) that get wasted and hang out with people they don’t know all night. Hopefully, she learns from this.
I guess I consider pushing his way thru 2-3 guys to try to get to her as a clear sign he was trying to hurt her...don’t think he fights that much with them if he is just planning on yelling at her or whatever. There’s also the kick at the end, again he didn’t get much on it but that could be because the one guy was trying to pull him back away again.
Zeke got 6 games and people basically said it was the league making a stance or showing that there not gonna tolerate it and I thought there wasn’t as much evidence so I think with the video they up to a year. It will definitely be atleast 6 games
bad .... I dunno you'd classify them as "bad" but she knew what she was doing going from a bar to hotel room with an NFL stud player. Now ... she didn't "ask" to be treated how she was, but there is a bit of responsibility in her being there to begin with. Doesn't justify what Hunt did though.
First, Hunt deserves whatever comes his way, he put himself in a bad situation.
The girl knew him. She was ok with it. Still dumb for a celebrity to do in public even if it was his wife, but it was consensual.
Lol. I'll remember that while raising my daughter. If you don't leave a party when asked you may get beat up and kicked. And you'll have deserved it. Life is tough. World class athletes are even tougher. Lay there and keep your mouth shut while he's kicking you.
I can hear my mom's voice in my ear on stuff like this. You go out you party, you have fun. It gets late and then late becomes early. Sometimes there's a pivotal point during a night out where it's time to call ti a night and go home. Sometimes people recognize it and sometimes they don't. When they don't, the "bad stuff happens" factor sometimes ratchets way up...
100% correct. Also, 100% irrelevant. Her being out too late or being with the wrong crowd doesn't excuse Hunt from getting physical with her and being the reason she ended up being with the 'wrong crowd'.
well to be fair, she wasn't in the room anymore - right ? she wasn't a part of the party anymore - she was in the hallway, right ?
Hopefully, as part of her growth, you’ll make her aware of different ways she could put herself in bad situations and ways to avoid them. Also, eduacate her on the best ways to get out of bad situations if she does happen to get in one.
Thanks for the advice. Will do. I will also pray that the guys that would take advantage of such mistakes and push and kick women will all end up paying a stiff price like Hunt will. I also pray that guys like you, who love to excuse criminal behavior by placing the blame on the victim, one day develop some morals.
I thought Zeke was suspended because of allegedly beating up his ex GF and while that process was going on Zeke was dumb and pulled the women’s shirt down...I also think you are insane if you think trying the beat up a women because she is yelling at u is worse then pulling a shirt down. Neither is okay and both Zeke and Hunt are stupid for doing it
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The whole "6 game policy" was just a publicity thing -- a desperate attempt to convince the public and the media to stop scrutinizing the league. They had no intention of following through on it.
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Nice. I have no morals because I think she should take some responsibility?
I think the point is more that it shouldn't have to be a "bad situation". If the consequences for the behavior were more strict and more evenly applied then the "bad situations" wouldn't exist or at least would be much more rare. You can say that's not how the world works, and I don't necessarily disagree but she shouldn't have to bear any responsibility if society took the hard stance.
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You have no morals because you think because a teenage girl may have made a bad decision it excuses a professional athlete from shoving her and kicking her. Only a true POS would watch that video and come to the conclusion that its the 19 year old girl society needs to worry about.
Since when is 19 years old underage? If that is the story then something doesn't add up.
Way to take it out of context. Nice work.
Why play semantics? The NFL policy (although a part of the personal conduct policy) is commonly referred to as the domestic abuse policy, but it covers this issue (it specifically references “acts of violence”). Why pollute the thread by asking “were they in a relationship?” It serves NO purpose.
With regards to your question about the 6 games and the comm. exempt list vs actual suspension, this link shows that the commissioner exempt list and the suspension (if meted out) are considered 2 separate steps in the process. The player is placed on the exempt list while the NFL or/and law enforcement are investigating. If found guilty or the NFL determines the policy was violated, THEN the suspension may be handed out.
