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I've seen denial, anger, bargaining ... all the normal stages of grief. But I haven't seen anyone pleading for a cover-up. Maybe I missed it. For my part, I would welcome absolute transparency in this deal. It would bring some closure for everybody and reveal the "whos" and "whys" that are extremely murky at this point. Meanwhile, the sanctimonious posturing is a little hard to handle when it takes the form of conflating a reasonable desire for objectivity with abuse-abetting. I mean, damn ... FAX |
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You didn't translate it. Remember the movie Airplane, that politically correct masterpiece on air travel.
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That bitch is so dumb for making that recording. She just lost 30 million in child support
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If they had nothing to charge him with before, they sure as shit have nothing now. Her testimony in court wouldn't pass. |
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It's called the free market for a reason. |
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The woman seems highly manipulative in the audio.
Tyreek didn’t admit to any breaking of the law. Even her verbiage of “punching” the kid in the chest is highly misleading. Obviously hill isn’t “punching” the baby or there would Be massive bruise marks and broken ribs |
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But yes, it does seem that she was trying to manipulate something. |
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(I want to preface that Hill denies breaking his sons arm) Hypothetically...what if Hill had his son by the arm and the kid twists away...Hill yanks him back and accidentally his arms breaks. Hill is a strong, compact human. Did Hill DELIBERATLEY break his arm? Did he intentionally intend to injure him? Peterson actions were premeditated and he repeatedly injured his son... Now..Crystal's Step-mother knows about Hill's past..and has made it known she doesn't like him. A picture of his son in a cast is blackmail gold. She knows the public is just waiting to crucify him and he has a contract looming. Crystal also knows by bringing up a chest punch (deliberate baiting)..it sounds damning yet she doesn't seem too distraught/worried over it. I wouldn't let anyone near my kid if they were punching them in chest..hard enough to hurt them. I dont think he was doing it hard enough to hurt him.. The moral of the story is "Abuse" is a big word....and it gets bounced around like it applies equally to every instance. |
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If you want to be the "good guy" so ****ing bad, how about not bringing this type of player in at all? The odds are clearly ****ing you in the ass, yet you persist in opening up the turnstile and yelling, "OKAY ASSHOLES, COME ON DOWN"! And Clark, and Veachy-Poo, and Reidy-Bear ALL keep signing off of on this shit, don't they? And this is why I'm giving ZERO ****ing sympathy to these clowns, and also why by God I DEMAND that they let the legal system and the NFL do their jobs instead of rushing to release the player for no compensation or patience to ride the storm out. Because to ME, just releasing the player outright so that they can look like "good guys" and help ease the conscience of the COMPLETE ****ING HYPOCRITES who cheered this man on for three seasons KNOWING BEFOREHAND what type of person they were getting, are the actions of COMPLETE COWARDS. If you don't want to ride the ride, don't buy the ****ing ticket. |
I was messaged at 4:38 yesterday about the audio, could be nothing but when did the news first break?
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There's plenty of "way". We just don't know. It's stupid to assume otherwise. The punch doesn't have to be a Mike Tyson left hook. It COULD be as light as a fist bump, it COULD be hard enough to inflict pain. We don't know. So to say "there's no way" is just silly. |
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There's no need to get personal about this shit. Man the **** up. Can you not debate with out going low and personal? |
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This. All day long this. The Chiefs suspended him. Now, let the legal system and the NFL do their jobs. |
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Anyways, a child's arm was broken, logic and character assessment points to tyreek but let's hope the truth is revealed for the child so he can be safe. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">“At some point, draw the damn line and say enough is enough.”<br><br>-<a href="https://twitter.com/espngolic?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@espngolic</a> gets emotional over Tyreek Hill audio and wants NFL owners to take a stand. <a href="https://t.co/btCMjeeRZe">pic.twitter.com/btCMjeeRZe</a></p>— Golic and Wingo (@GolicAndWingo) <a href="https://twitter.com/GolicAndWingo/status/1121751172900163584?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 26, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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You're "special"... We know it. You don't have to prove it. |
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It's tough NOT to get personal. This is a pretty charged situation, and it brings the worst out in a lot of us.
But **** it. Let's just move on. |
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Lesson 101 in why you don't share private info with a bunch of internet strangers.
I think rabble is being as goofy as a pet raccoon on this subject but goddamn, guys |
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BTW...can the Brooke woman do a hit piece on Rothlesberger? I mean he actually raped a woman while his security guard watched the door. I know it happened a few years ago...but it STILL happened and he is playing in the NFL. How can the NFL allow this? Does time remove accountability...and would he be held to a different standard if he did the same exact thing this year? Did the NFL apply a "no rapist" clause that is only applicable post 2014? You could rape away before that....and nobody brings it up? "It's OK...we didn't give a shit back then" If the NFL is going to have this righteous code...it needs retro-actively to apply to everyone...even star QBs that are white. |
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And we don't know if there was soft tissue damage. There very well could have been. We just don't know. We shouldn't assume either way. |
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Screenshots of what?
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In case anyone missed it...
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">JUST IN: Criminal case against Tyreek Hill, fiance reopened following audio's release <a href="https://t.co/MXfH83WFp0">https://t.co/MXfH83WFp0</a> <a href="https://t.co/NUnzCAKQCo">pic.twitter.com/NUnzCAKQCo</a></p>— KCTV5 News (@KCTV5) <a href="https://twitter.com/KCTV5/status/1121854752030187521?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 26, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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****ing ****. :# |
Lock him up
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Maybe if someone had dug into Hill's life earlier - there would have been some warning signs and he could have gotten help before it came to this. Maybe the same goes for Hunt. There's nothing wrong with doing your job as a reporter. In the long run it could even help us vs. covering up and enabling the problem until it turns into a Hill, Hunt, Belcher, etc. |
I mean whether or not he intended to hurt the child is up in smoke but the child is still 3. You don't roughhouse with 3 year olds.
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I want to see them cover other child abuse topics with the same fervor. But they won't because it doesn't move the needle. They may (or may not) be doing some good here but it's self-serving. |
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And she's on my ****ing list. I'll be watching her every move VERY ****ing closely from here on out. Nope, I'm not done with her ass by a country mile yet. |
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There's been a few : https://www.google.com/amp/s/broadly...sexual-assault Quote:
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So yeah, that confirms that she set his ass up in this recording. |
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I hope every SJW feels vindicated...for about 2 days until there is another cause to bitch on the internet about...then watch the Chiefs lose in the Play-offs because they are "better" somehow. Not one ****ing person ever viewed Hill as a role model...they viewed him as the fastest player in the history of the NFL. That's all he ever was...his personal life has no bearing on your life what so ever. He was hired to entertain you on a football field..not cure cancer. He owes nothing more than that...I'm trying to figure when people starting thinking they did. That their personal life somehow became their business too...maybe when reality TV started. |
Well, they won't try to keep each other out of trouble now, the time has come with the audio out that they will both turn on each other!
Both are going to be charged with contempt of court as well as Obstruction of Justice. |
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He good? |
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Best thing for him to do is lock himself in a gym for the next few years and only come out for practice and games. He needs to keep that 40 time low for as long as he can because the split second he can no longer burn it's over for him. No post-football career, no ring of fame, no endorsements, no nothing. He's a piece of shit who can help his team win a ring so good people that ordinarily wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire will tolerate him for the time being. I get it. |
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As others have pointed out, with the release of the tape, the big bucks are gone. There's a good chance they turn on one another. Additionally, the tape, if unknown by the Chiefs and the NFL (and even Hill) blows apart any PR strategy that may have been in play. Hard to see how how Hill plays for us again unless there is some other dramatic new revelation implicating Crystal (or Hill's mom) for the broken arm.
Simply amazing that the two dumbshits found a way to torch $100 million. |
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If Crystals step-mother hadn't tried to peddle this story to TMZ for retribution...nobody would know or care about Hills home life....as they shouldn't. It's none of their business.. |
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It will be a better world when this type of narrow-minded and self-serving perspective diminishes greatly with the passing of the Boomers..... |
I don't know what's more embarrassing...Tyreek's behavior or the justification of it.
Throughout the course of this whole debacle, I've seen: - Going after and getting personal about Brooke Pryor - Talking about how our culture is "soft" and needs more discipline (beating isn't discipline, by the way). - Blaming Tyreek's upbringing - Talking about the legality of the audio - Putting the blame on the fiancee for lying to investigators to protect Tyreek for something he didn't do. I'm definitely in the "let the process play out before taking definitive action" crowd, but considering his history and all the smoke around him now, we should stop acting like Raiders fans and justifying/explaining/defending someone who is probably a POS just because he is incredibly talented. And C'mon...if he wasn't our superstar, none of you self-appointed defenders of justice would waste another minute thinking about him. It sucks all around. |
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I believe parents do the best that they can with the knowledge that the have. If you only have a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail. To me, the problem is due to parents being unable to say NO and wanting to be their childs friend instead of a parent because it seems easier. |
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