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In reply to the discussion: NFL to St Louis Police: No we won't discipline the Rams players [View all]calimary
(81,127 posts)48. Never thought I'd find myself agreeing with that.
Not exactly a fan of the NFL. If that hyper-violent, obscenely greedy, and misogynist outfit were disbanded tomorrow I wouldn't shed a single tear. I'm actually surprised they did the right thing here. I can so rarely make such a statement about the NFL - and mean it sincerely.
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Good for the NFL (management). Contact info for the Players Association (the union) below:
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#2
So SLPD will be shooting one of those players soon. Just to teach them a lesson. nt
TeamPooka
Dec 2014
#12
They may not, but you know there are most likely quite a few who were thinking it. nt
logosoco
Dec 2014
#49
Not unless they're in a car or on the street while wearing pants with a waistband nt
geek tragedy
Dec 2014
#59
While I agree with the NFLs stance I do think the players involved should issue an apology.
cstanleytech
Dec 2014
#27
If they were decent and honest they wouldn't want any apology save from their side of the Blue Wall
TheKentuckian
Dec 2014
#40
Way to go NFL. Those brave players need to be honored, not pilloried.
Dont call me Shirley
Dec 2014
#31
Good for the NFL -- Fuck the St. Loui police for having the gall to even "request" such a thing. nt
whathehell
Dec 2014
#41
It is wording that is meant to imply that the request is authoritative & to be obeyed.
Faryn Balyncd
Dec 2014
#50
The NFL knows if they punished the players, they could face serious blowback.
BillZBubb
Dec 2014
#52
Good! There are a lot of authoritarian fucking pigs that really hate the First Amendment. nt
ohnoyoudidnt
Dec 2014
#64