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Originally Posted by TripleThreat
I havent seen one person justify what he did was considered to be "ok" by anyones standards.
Have you? If so, Id love to see the post if you could qoute it and post it here..
I have however, seen people talk about how he was justifiably convicted, paid for this crime, received plenty of bad publicity, obtained victims forgiveness, has taken the needed steps for someone in his position to take...
To ME, It seems you have this opinion that Tyreek hill is a POS that can NEVER come back from what he did. THAT IS FINE. Everyone has their opinion, you have yours... But I dont think you coming in here baiting everyone that is looking for the good in someone, and wants to highlights all of the GOOD things hes done in his life since that incident, is the way to go about it. You are stuck on one incident, and even if he saved 100 children from a fire, and donated all his $ to charitys for domestic abuse, you would still dislike him. Thats fine, However, as ive just said, others believe that 2nd chances and reforming your life is real. Drug addicts do it all the time. Alcoholics do it all the time. I think your just mad he did a terrible crime, but is now reaping benefits from the NFL for being a good football player. Which is fine, but what your doing is just lame imo and bad taste all around.
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lmbo you couldn't be more wrong
If he actually really truly felt remorseful and gave his money and time to help women and kids of domestic abuse, yeah I think people would be more willing to forgive him. He seems to be doing just enough to satisfy his punishment and didn't seem very remorseful during his interview, right after being drafted.
I ain't even mad, but that's rich
This is a league where fans beat the **** out of eachother for wearing a different color and owners, league officials will try to sweep Domestic Violence under the rug as much as possible (Josh Brown).
As long as he does what the court orders him to and stays out of trouble, he should be allowed to continue to make a living. But, you can't be salty when people seem upset over it or question it. It's quite justifiable.
The Chiefs did the opposite of what the NFL was aiming for with a big PR push, so getting shocked and angry when media pays attention to it is the silliest thing.
It's just a game, filled with shitty people. Do whatever the **** you want really.