As always, the NFL wants its players to remain silent and non-reactive to unjust violence.

Being treated like a bad guy for expressing displeasure in reaction to some really shitty conduct by others is totally unheard of among NFL players.

On the other hand, I’ve had one concussion ever, and it caused serious bleeding - ended up losing a fair chunk of my brain. Lucky I was young and didn’t actually need that specific part, but millimeters away I could have been fucked for life.

“It’s a violent sport by nature, jackass,” he snorted as the gladiator lopped the opponent’s arm off. “If it’s not your cup of tea, don’t watch.”

I think sports exist for fun, I think fun shouldn’t maim and kill people on the reg, and I think we should do away with any sport whose core functions inevitably cause brain…

In all honesty, I don’t know how anyone with a conscience can keep watching after seeing that.

I mean I sure didn’t say Hoyer gets a pass. I just said Kaepernick has already failed miserably as the Niners quarterback.

Thank you, too. I have no doubt it feels like crying into your wine out of frustration. That’s what it felt like to me, too, and I wasn’t the one writing all of those responses, nor having my identity and experience negated—or attempted to be negated—which made the patience seem all the more poignant. Bizarro world is…

you argued for WEEKS??

It is easy to predict the future an hour after it happened, right Nostradamus? Sheeeeeyoot....

He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster.