Ray Rice Fiasco

[herbu]

Funny how the blame will ultimately be shifted to the NFL... the one's with the deepest pockets.

Yep. It's about the money. It's always about the money.

That's why the debates are so emotional and frustrating.
The morality question is easy: He hit her. He shouldn't have. Period. Any discussion beyond that is about the money. But people mix the morality with the money, and there is no "right" answer. Thus the emotion.

 

[Rickster71]

What I find interesting about the wife is that she's not mad about being KOed: She's mad that he lost his good paying job and is pithed at the media for that, not her husband for doing it in the first place.

That's a part I forgot to mention.

The police always mention how much they hate going on domestic violence calls because both parties will invariably turn on the police.
This they say is due to the man and women knowing that one, or both are responsible for the fight.
Human nature, it takes two to tango. People know how to push the other one's buttons.
Many fights are instigated by either the husband or wife, then mix in alcohol and you've got the police at the door.
That harsh reality, the husband being hauled off to jail for a stupid instigated fight. Then the wife wants charges dropped.

Forget about it being sports related.
The link I supplied a few posts ago shows it global and related to human nature.

 

[ImcLoud]

That's a part I forgot to mention.

The police always mention how much they hate going on domestic violence calls because both parties will invariably turn on the police.
This they say is due to the man and women knowing that one, or both are responsible for the fight.
Human nature, it takes two to tango. People know how to push the other one's buttons.
Many fights are instigated by either the husband or wife, then mix in alcohol and you've got the police at the door.
That harsh reality, the husband being hauled off to jail for a stupid instigated fight. Then the wife wants charges dropped.

Forget about it being sports related.
The link I supplied a few posts ago shows it global and related to human nature.

Thats the thing, this may just be their way, she mouths off, he knocks her out, they start again the next day, is it healthy in most peoples minds? no, but they make their decisions... Now if he was getting drunk bashing her head in and then tieing her up so she couldn't leave the next day, then yah, he should be in jail... this is just a domestic argument, he probably banged some cheerleader or groupy and she was pissed, now she got knocked out, a new handbag, some $4000 pumps, and a little make up Dk and shes good until the next time

 

[MidnightSensi2]

The police always mention how much they hate going on domestic violence calls because both parties will invariably turn on the police. This they say is due to the man and women knowing that one, or both are responsible for the fight.
Human nature, it takes two to tango. People know how to push the other one's buttons.

That is interesting and makes complete sense haha.

Many fights are instigated by either the husband or wife, then mix in alcohol and you've got the police at the door.
That harsh reality, the husband being hauled off to jail for a stupid instigated fight. Then the wife wants charges dropped.

Reality:
If a man attacks a women, and she fights back, he goes to jail.
If a women attacks a man, and he fights back, he goes to jail.

Basically, try to avoid crazy *****es, because you're guilty if she ever comes after you lol.

 

[Chu Gai]

In an unexpected turn of events, Condoleeza Rice has changed her name to Condoleeza Quinoa while current National Security Advisor, Susan Rice, has changed hers to,Susan Rigatoni.

 

[markw]

In an unexpected turn of events, Condoleeza Rice has changed her name to Condoleeza Quinoa while current National Security Advisor, Susan Rice, has changed hers to,Susan Rigatoni.

In a even more shocking turn of events, Janay Palmer has retroactively changed her maiden name to Janay Fister.

(think about it for a minute.)

 

[Ponzio]

the sound of the other shoe dropping ... it's every man for himself.
ESPN: Rice Believes Ravens Owner Tried To Bribe Him In Coverup Attempt

 

[Chu Gai]

Where's Ray Lewis when you need him?