Police are paid by the public to protect citizens. Instead, many have been murdering, assaulting and harassing black people or at least looking the other way/ assisting in the coverup. The difference is that when a black on black murder happens, it is not being perpetrated by a state employee and the perpetrator will…

I hear WWE is hiring. It’d be a great move if Simmons/Olbermann are looking for more journalistic freedom.

It’s been 15 years since he’s done anything even remotely funny. MacFarlane has been heavily overexposed for a few years now and losing his edge but he still got some relevance and credibility left. Sandler’s efforts are literally geared at absolute lowest common denominator and expose a basic lack of interest in…

I mean he is definitely more capable of making me laugh but he treads in the same lazy race/gender/gross-out territory as Sandler. He’s just more effective at it.

Why can’t he and Adam Sandler just move to an island somewhere and tell racist queef jokes to one another instead of inflicting their senses of humor on humanity?

It’s called code-switching you racist moron. Do you know what a dialect is?

Will Leitch

Just because you employ black people does not mean that you’re not racist. LeSean McCoy actually knows Chip Kelly. You do not. I’m gonna take his word for it over that of a white Eagle’s fan.

winner!

Actually it’s far more plausible than him actually smoking weed and then getting his levels down that low in the span of a week in between two tests. (He’s tested up to 10 times per month.) Marijuana stays in your system at detectable levels for up to a month.

Again: He did quit weed. He gets tested up to 10 times per month and has passed every for the last 3 years test but one. His secondhand smoke excuse is entirely plausible given the NFL’s standard. http://www.newsweek.com/could-second-h…

1. I don’t care whether or not he smokes weed. You do. I care that the NFL hypocritically punishes him for it under an archaic and unfair system.
   

1. He is subjected to testing more than once a week, so your “quit for 45 days max” theory may apply to athletes who didn’t begin their careers in the substance abuse program but not to him.

Funny you mention that story, I bring it up pretty much every time this subject comes up. Also fun to look back on Sean Payton stealing pills from the medical supply closet or Jim Irsay’s suitcase full of $30k cash and Oxy. But yeah, thanks for cracking down on the weedheads Roger. That’ll show those beatniks opposing…

Because he’s been tested 200+ times in the last 3 years for both drugs and alcohol and failed fewer drug tests over that period of time than the vast majority of people his age would.

Not really. Nearly everyone with a real substance abuse problem in the NFL is using pain pills and/or alcohol. Johnny Maziel has a substance abuse problem and never failed a test. Josh Gordon does not have one and has been constantly suspended because of bad fortune and (one could argue) stupidity. Being arbitrarily…

If he were white he’d either still be starting or be a highly paid backup somewhere. I know, I know, the NFL’s a post-racial “meritocracy” and all. That’s what explains Ryan Lindley starting a playoff game last year and a guy with 80 TDs and 67 INTs being out of the league, right?

The guy whose career got destroyed 2 years ago for not being a Schiano Man.

And even then, what did Shakur do that was so positive that she deserves to have a building named after her?