Why though?

What?

Are you advocating the gang lynching of a Peruvian american?

I'm there

:|

I didn't claim that Trayvon was being irrational, or that it was Trayvon's fault. It just *seemed* like a really tragic 2 way misunderstanding. I believe that my interpretation was even shared by Trayvon's mother before she quickly retracted it.

What?

I thought it was strange that people would consider it cold blooded to kill someone *after screaming for help in fear* over and over again. Idk maybe i'm wrong.

It just seems odd to say it was in cold blood when he cried out for help several times before the shooting. I'm actually shocked that people see it differently.

Do people really think he killed Trayvon in cold blood? I am still confused by people's perception of this man.

Do you not know anything about this case? do your homework, ass

"You can be an adult and say rapists are terrible human beings while also admitting that rapists might not be terrible at some some specific other things that do not relate to the quality of one's character."

No, you cannot give a rapist an award, especially in this context, unless you give absolutely zero fucks about denouncing rape in society. You are admitting, over and over again, that you think making an example out of rapists is less important than handing out football awards. And whether or not Hitler was Man of…

There is a difference between *acknowledging Hitler was good at oration*, and *throwing a celebration for Hitler's talent*, where we give him a nice big trophy and smile into the camera with him.

So you think that rapists should be celebrated in public for their football talents, even if doing so creates the impression that rape is not a big deal, and is forgivable, even if the rapists were never punished, and were raping less than 2 years ago. If you want him to be publicly celebrated, then you must not be…

Your entire post reflects how little you consider rape a problem in society

tbh regular readers of Deadspin are not qualified to talk about anything that requires empathy or human emotion.

Because giving football awards is more important that denouncing rape? Rape sympathizer alert

That's true. Stupidity is one of the most scarily unstoppable parts of rape culture.

No, I'm assuming nothing. "Maybe" is not an assumption. And if there was an assumption, it would be that there are *enough* *sports journalists* who sympathize with rapists to vote him the winner. That says nothing about the entirety of men, but instead it says something about the douche level of sports…