610 about to break news on Tyreek

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Here’s a petition to get rid of Angie Ricono, for those interested: http://chng.it/D9pRh86D

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Woman on internet who prosecutes domestic violence: Analysis on the Tyreek Hill audio needs to include perspective on the dynamics of abusive relationships

Men: BAD LADY HATE MEN

— Sarah (@cupcakesarenice) July 10, 2019

In that very thread she’s accusing people of assuming Crystal is guilty.

While she continues to assume women never lie....

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Jerm

Is this Brooke's burner?

I saw that because she took a shot at the brown dextrose guy who's been on top of all the stuff for awhile.

[chinaski]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

This is true.

Kietzman was carrying a napalm tank around for years. It started leaking and I just threw a lit flare at it.

If I didn't do it, someone else would have.

But I did it first.

Exactly, he lit the fire...you stoked the flames. Good Job.

[Kiimo]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

Funny he left that out. AND glossed over where it stated women are more likely to be battered when there is suspected adultery.

She told him the baby wasn't his that night in the argument...

I remember reading that but I also remember reading that neither one of them knew she was pregnant during the time of the incident.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by staylor26

In that very thread she’s accusing people of assuming Crystal is guilty.

While she continues to assume women never lie....

I have a very real question, I'm not sexist at all.

But why is it all of the female advocates on domestic violence literally think that women don't like about it, the guy always did it, etc etc. An accusation is enough, it's a pretty scary thing to comprehend.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Mecca

I have a very real question, I'm not sexist at all.

But why is it all of the female advocates on domestic violence literally think that women don't like about it, the guy always did it, etc etc. An accusation is enough, it's a pretty scary thing to comprehend.

They’re irrational. They assume guilt because the majority of the time the women aren’t lying.

While that’s probably true, it happens more often than women like this realize.

[Beef Supreme]

Originally Posted by Mecca

I have a very real question, I'm not sexist at all.

But why is it all of the female advocates on domestic violence literally think that women don't like about it, the guy always did it, etc etc. An accusation is enough, it's a pretty scary thing to comprehend.

What's even scarier, if you click on that tweet and go read a few more, it appears this woman is a prosecuting attorney for domestic violence cases. Who obviously doesn't give one **** about the concept of presumption of innocence.

[Mecca]

There was one about when Frank Clark got paid where someone said "he has had no incidences since college so isn't he a good example of someone who learned and grew from their mistake?"

The response he got back was "it doesn't take back the pain he caused"

So basically they want these guys to off themselves period, no changing, no second chance.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

I remember reading that but I also remember reading that neither one of them knew she was pregnant during the time of the incident.

Well I linked an article from then in the last couple pages that talks about her being pregnant ay the emergency room

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by Mecca

I have a very real question, I'm not sexist at all.

But why is it all of the female advocates on domestic violence literally think that women don't like about it, the guy always did it, etc etc. An accusation is enough, it's a pretty scary thing to comprehend.

It’s probably similar to people who think that men (political figures etc.) who have been accused of things by many , many women are always innocent and support that notion regardless of the individual case.

[Kiimo]

I think it has more to do with over-correcting because people whitewashed domestic violence for so long and victim-blamed and said things like "boys will be boys" or "that's their business" when guys were beating the shit out of women and people don't want to be part of that good ol boy system anymore.

But in doing so they have swung too far in the other direction which ends up being a mob-mentality lynching on social media without evidence.

We're between two extremes of bad human tendencies, both of which are wrong and we're trying to find some kind of balance in the middle as Chiefs fans. None of us want to root for a guy who is breaking his kids' bones. But also none of us should try to destroy someone based on hearsay.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

I think it has more to do with over-correcting because people whitewashed domestic violence for so long and victim-blamed and said things like "boys will be boys" or "that's their business" when guys were beating the shit out of women and people don't want to be part of that good ol boy system anymore.

But in doing so they have swung too far in the other direction which ends up being a mob-mentality lynching on social media without evidence.

We're between two extremes of bad human tendencies, both of which are wrong and we're trying to find some kind of balance in the middle as Chiefs fans. None of us want to root for a guy who is breaking his kids' bones. But also none of us should try to destroy someone based on hearsay.

It's kind of like how people are overly sensitive to everything now, we went from a society that wasn't sensitive at all to one that no one can say anything, where is the middle ground?

[Kiimo]

We're finding it, I hope.

[Warrick]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

Bob Fesco. Said they are just DJ's and not Journalist. They have the show to entertain. They are entertainers.

Same logic applies to The Kansas City Star, someone needs to tell them that they are not the Star magazine of the world and to dump Mcfatty Brooke before everyone stops reading their news.

[FlorentinePogen]

Couldn't hurt to let KCTV5 know how you feel about their "curation" of this story.

https://www.kctv5.com/site/contact.html

"It was and still is true that the average sports fan does not understand the way journalism functions. Yet, the mind-bogglingly horrible job done by Ricono and KCTV-5 has taken any chance the K.C. media had at vindication and chopped it off at the knees.” https://t.co/PIlEhtPyUX

— Arrowhead Addict (@ArrowheadAddict) July 10, 2019

Originally Posted by Kiimosabi

I remember reading that but I also remember reading that neither one of them knew she was pregnant during the time of the incident.

On 610 yesterday they read the 2014 police report and it included that she was eight weeks pregnant, so it would appear that Cristal knew at least.