Simunic banned for 10 games for pro-Nazi chant

[Kelvin Mace]

24. The text of the article

of the article, which I read in its entirety, is that the coach and player are "bitter" that he is being punished severely for what they see as a trivial issue, but everyone else sees as abominable. I failed to make this point in my post, an error on my part.

This sense of entitlement, however, is pervasive in U.S. sports.

That said, I am not one to "make shit up" to "justify" my own "bias".

First, arrest rates are not the issue, CONVICTION rates are. How many sports stars pull serious jail time for crimes versus non-sports "heroes"? A lot of people are arrested for murder, few get to walk away despite obvious guilt.

Ask O.J..

Oh, and for something comparable, how about we discuss the NFL racism problems? How about we discuss the Atlanta Braves and their "tomahawk chop". How about the "Redskins"? How about the prevalence of athletes getting free passes on rape? How about he persecution of rape victims when the accused rapists are sports stars?

http://gawker.com/the-non-sports-fans-guide-to-the-nfls-racist-bullying-1462385376

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Sports/2013/1106/Does-NFL-bullying-run-deeper-than-racist-taunts-by-Dolphins-Richie-Incognito-video

http://jezebel.com/5964359/when-will-we-stop-pretending-that-college-athletes-cant-be-rapists

http://msmagazine.com/blog/2010/10/07/impunity-for-college-athletes-who-rape/

http://www.thewire.com/national/2013/10/family-driven-maryville-missouri-home-after-teen-sex-scandal/70489/