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notorious 04-21-2010 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6694002)
I'd like some of you Ruthlessraper defenders to explain something to me:

1. Peyton & Eli Manning married their high school sweethearts, but neither have been in any trouble.

2. Brees married his sweetheart from Purdue.

3. Tom Brady banged super hot actresses (one he had a kid with) and Super Models (and married arguably the hottest women on planet Earth).

4. Ben Rothlisberger was accused of raping a VIP greeter and later, a 20 year old in a small Georgia college town.

Which of these ones aren't like the others?

The one that's "available".

Not to defend his actions, though.

I think that the Chiefs have been losers so long that we have let emotion cloud our judgement. I am starting to change my opinion.


How would I feel watching Rapegutsburger throwing TDs for the Chiefs? To be honest, I would detest it, even if we win. I want to feel good about winning, I don't want to feel empty because we bought a POS douchebag in to possibly win.

'Hamas' Jenkins 04-21-2010 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 6694010)
Rothlisberger and Brady because they have more rings.

ROFL

'Hamas' Jenkins 04-21-2010 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6694013)
I'm sure I'll get castigated for saying it, but I think, despite the popularity of college ball here, that the NBA is seen by many in the midwest as a league in a "black sport" (or inner city sport if you're being PC), whereas the NFL isn't, although something like 70-80% of the players are black. I think that's what's actually floating under the surface when some people talk about "thugs" being the reason they don't want the NBA here.

Emphasis on "some". I wouldn't paint everybody in the midwest with that brush. Including myself, who has no interest in or desire to watch the NBA, and is not racist in any way.


That's totally accurate. I think that in most cases (not all) thug is the PC version of n*gger.

Rausch 04-21-2010 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6694013)
I'm sure I'll get castigated for saying it, but I think, despite the popularity of college ball here, that the NBA is seen by many in the midwest as a league in a "black sport" (or inner city sport if you're being PC), whereas the NFL isn't, although something like 70-80% of the players are black. I think that's what's actually floating under the surface when some people talk about "thugs" being the reason they don't want the NBA here.

Emphasis on "some". I wouldn't paint everybody in the midwest with that brush. Including myself, who has no interest in or desire to watch the NBA, and is not racist in any way.

I was a huge Jazz fan until they got greedy and went on strike. I said **** it. I was an A's fan until all their strikes and I quit that as well.

notorious 04-21-2010 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 6693987)
Perception is more important than facts to the Midwest.

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Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 6694013)
I think that's what's actually floating under the surface when some people talk about "thugs" being the reason they don't want the NBA here.

These.

DeezNutz 04-21-2010 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 6694019)
That's totally accurate. I think that in most cases (not all) thug is the PC version of n*gger.

Unfortunately, I agree with what you and keg are saying here.

The reason for the difference (basketball as "black" sport and NFL isn't) is because of the "visibility" of basketball players.

In football, we see primarily helmets and numbers.

It's all rooted in ignorant horse ****ing shit.

Mecca 04-21-2010 10:17 PM

Bingo, and the NFL's conduct policy is all about not wanting the NBA's image.

Rausch 04-21-2010 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 6694019)
That's totally accurate. I think that in most cases (not all) thug is the PC version of n*gger.

I don't think the NBA helped itself any by having players run into the stands to jack up some fans...that's pretty ****ing thug.

Meanwhile my favorite Chiefs are guys like Okoye, Shields, Hasty, Holmes, DT, and Montana.

None of the guys on that list would be called "thugs."

Mecca 04-21-2010 10:22 PM

My dad refers to the NBA as "blackball" and then he discusses how if these guys didn't play ball they'd be in prison.

Rausch 04-21-2010 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 6694076)
My dad refers to the NBA as "blackball" and then he discusses how if these guys didn't play ball they'd be in prison.

Teh stewpid: learned or inherited?...:hmmm:

keg in kc 04-21-2010 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6694081)
Teh stewpid: learned or inherited?...:hmmm:

Can I pick C. Both?

DaneMcCloud 04-21-2010 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 6694010)
Rothlisberger and Brady because they have more rings.

Bastard!

:cuss:

patteeu 04-21-2010 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 6693407)
Umm....

The guy bullheadedly refused to wear a helmet when riding a bike and did so only when he was near death.

Where there's smoke, there's fire. There seems to be consistency in some of the charges and not even all the girls are actually pressing charges or demanding attention. Seems like Big Ben's a big fan of just randomly whipping his dick out and stalking girls.

Big Ben had a picture taken years ago hammered off his ass with a "Drink like a champion today" shirt, which has become pretty famous on the net. Pretty significant, since it seems like most incidents have involved drinking. And pretty creepy behavior that followed. But I suppose lacerations of the vagina, that's pretty normal shit.

And then there's this. You're being charged for rape in Vegas. Maybe it's a BS case, which is how most people interpreted it. But you have to be a ****ing idiot to be under that kind of scrutiny, and then have a night orchestrated around getting girls publicly drunk and then having bodyguard's protect a bathroom while Big Ben has sex in it.

It's not so much the personal behavior as much as it is his complete lack of common sense.

Yeah, I guess I was asking whether Dane has heard more than what has already been widely reported in the news.

DaneMcCloud 04-21-2010 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 6694225)
Yeah, I guess I was asking whether Dane has heard more than what has already been widely reported in the news.

I answered later, Pat

patteeu 04-21-2010 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 6693613)
I think Mecca would support a convicted child molester as our QB as long as he won SB's.

We could bring back the Gary Glitter's Rock & Roll Part 2!

patteeu 04-21-2010 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6694238)
I answered later, Pat

Yeah, I saw that. Thanks.

I think you're right that he's probably irredeemable. Hopefully he'll go to the Raiders and then get himself kicked out of the NFL or something.

DaneMcCloud 04-21-2010 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 6694248)
Yeah, I saw that. Thanks.

I think you're right that he's probably irredeemable. Hopefully he'll go to the Raiders and then get himself kicked out of the NFL or something.

Well, I don't wish any ill-will upon anyone but I do think that he's got a serious problem that's hidden by his money and celebrity.

I just hope that it doesn't happen again. For everyone's sake.

patteeu 04-21-2010 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 6693843)
This is the same city that ran LJ out of town for spitting and treating women like shit.

LJ was run out of town because he treated the fans like shit (or at least appeared to have no interest in pleasing the fans) and because he wasn't productive. He wouldn't have been run out of town for his troubles with the ladies if he was still running for 1500+ yards per season and especially not if he would have made an effort to connect with the fans.

kstater 04-22-2010 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 6693926)
Just throwing this out there.

This place was almost universally in the "everyone deserves a second chance" club when it came to Michael Vick - who was charged and convicted of his crimes.

This place is still butthurt about trading Jared Allen, who people seemed to have no problem giving a second, third and fourth chance - again, for crimes he was charged and convicted for.

Seems to me that people are all for giving people a second chance, provided they like said person.

And FTR, I'm indifferent. He's not on my team, so until he is, I'm not going to get concerned over it. However, I'm not a big fan of people throwing around the word "rapist" when the man wasn't even charged with rape, much less convicted.

How about Big Ben has already used his second chance for (alleged)sexual assault card?

SenselessChiefsFan 04-22-2010 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6694254)
Well, I don't wish any ill-will upon anyone but I do think that he's got a serious problem that's hidden by his money and celebrity.

I just hope that it doesn't happen again. For everyone's sake.

For all the things that I disagree with you on..... this is one thing that I completely agree on. I really figured you would be on the 'bring him in, I don't care what he did' bandwagon. Glad to see that you have a good perspective on this.

I am sure that means a lot to you, coming from me:)

patteeu 04-22-2010 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 6693926)
Just throwing this out there.

This place was almost universally in the "everyone deserves a second chance" club when it came to Michael Vick - who was charged and convicted of his crimes.

This place is still butthurt about trading Jared Allen, who people seemed to have no problem giving a second, third and fourth chance - again, for crimes he was charged and convicted for.

Seems to me that people are all for giving people a second chance, provided they like said person.

And FTR, I'm indifferent. He's not on my team, so until he is, I'm not going to get concerned over it. However, I'm not a big fan of people throwing around the word "rapist" when the man wasn't even charged with rape, much less convicted.

IMO, dogfighting and drunk driving are a few rungs down the ladder from rape, which is basically what the accusations against BR amount to.

Besides, I don't think there are many people arguing that BR should be banned from the NFL for life so it seems like people are willing to give him a second chance (although if he were to be convicted, that might change).

dirk digler 04-22-2010 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 6694267)
LJ was run out of town because he treated the fans like shit (or at least appeared to have no interest in pleasing the fans) and because he wasn't productive. He wouldn't have been run out of town for his troubles with the ladies if he was still running for 1500+ yards per season and especially not if he would have made an effort to connect with the fans.

Like I told OTW there is some truth to the fact that when LJ started sucking alot more people started to hate the guy. But I know for a fact alot of Chief fans absolutely hated the guy for his actions. I used to listen to talk radio religiously and people would constantly bash LJ and call him a thug and a criminal.

As far as him treating fans like crap I really don't remember hearing much about that and that wasn't the experience I had with him. I went to TC 4 years in row and never once had a bad experience with LJ. He almost always signed autographs but admittedly he sometimes wasn't in the best of moods. On the other hand one of the supposedly nice guys on the team, Tony G, always treated the fans like complete shit.

Hootie 04-22-2010 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6693252)
Before considering a trade for Ruthlessraper, he should put him through rigorous and intense psychological testing.

Sexual deviancy isn't something that's likely to go away anytime soon.

And for the record, I seriously can't believe some of the people that would trade for this human piece of dogshit. You must not know a ****ing thing about his personal life or believe that a person can actually be a drunk ****ing asshole and still be a good QB.

If the Chiefs traded for him, I wouldn't watch them or support them until he was gone.

**** him.

Good. See you later, bro.

patteeu 04-22-2010 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 6694613)
Like I told OTW there is some truth to the fact that when LJ started sucking alot more people started to hate the guy. But I know for a fact alot of Chief fans absolutely hated the guy for his actions. I used to listen to talk radio religiously and people would constantly bash LJ and call him a thug and a criminal.

As far as him treating fans like crap I really don't remember hearing much about that and that wasn't the experience I had with him. I went to TC 4 years in row and never once had a bad experience with LJ. He almost always signed autographs but admittedly he sometimes wasn't in the best of moods. On the other hand one of the supposedly nice guys on the team, Tony G, always treated the fans like complete shit.

Yeah, I was thinking more about how he came across in interviews and other public relations settings than how he came across in one-on-one interactions. He seemed aloof, self-centered, moody, and not too thrilled to be in KC (similar to Steve Bono on this last count) whereas TonyG was always smiling and came across as happy to be here and gregarious.

Hootie 04-22-2010 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6693863)
Dude, how many ****ing times MUST this be said: There was a police officer FIRED for mishandling this case. EVERYONE involved had a blood alcohol content of over 1.6.

It is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to prove rape when alcohol is involved. It's a small town with few financial resources. They made a decision to not take the case to trial because they couldn't win.

That does NOT exonerate BR from any wrongdoing.

JFC, Mecca, wake up.

wow...1.6 huh...that's impressive...I thought I was doing good when I hit 0.25...

Bwana 04-22-2010 07:59 AM

Hell no!

TrickyNicky 04-22-2010 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon (Post 6694736)
wow...1.6 huh...that's impressive...I thought I was doing good when I hit 0.25...

1.6 would mean you were a zombie reanimated by the embalming fluid they put in the really cheap stuff.

DaneMcCloud 05-03-2010 09:45 AM

Yeah, Ben doesn't have a problem :rolleyes:

Roethlisberger's lawyer and Goodell used to work together, or I'd imagine the ban would have been much longer. Here's an exerpt.

I cannot fathom how a suspension or any other form of traditional discipline will help Ben make a better choice the next time he decides to have consensual sex. The difficulty that Ben had in articulating a distinction between the risks associated with private and semi-public sex is the product of the undeniable similarity between the Reno and Georgia accusations, even though one event occurred in the privacy of Ben's hotel room and the other in a semi-public bathroom.


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