Monday, September 15, 2014

Goodell should ask Billbo Billy Boy Clinton to take over

“Women’s” groups are calling for Roger Goodell’s resignation.  As far as I know Goodell didn’t hit anyone.  In fact, when he learned of Ray Rice’s altercation with fiancé in the NJ elevator he suspended Rice for two games costing the Raven’s running back hundreds of thousands of dollars. 

Think about that.  A guy gets fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for doing something that did not result in his arrest, a civil fine, a ticket or even charges being filed by the victim.  That’s pretty stiff punishment under those circumstances.

Now consider it wasn’t even the guy’s boss who leveled the fine.  It was the governing body of the guy’s boss’s company.  That’s like the Coca Cola Corp. in Atlanta fining the janitor at the independently owned and operated bottling facility in San Jose $200 for a drunk and disorderly report at the office Christmas party.

Goodell should stop apologizing for the original punishment.  Go on offense.  Talk about casino’s, the cop’s, the Raven’s and the victim’s responsibilities in the matter.  Goodell is the only one in the whole mess who took any action and he’s the only one getting hammered.  

I’ve already commented on the “new” video showing Rice hitting the gal.  So what?  We already knew he hit the gal.  So, to quote the smartest woman in the world, “What difference, at this point, does it make?”

One dope woman commentator said that we needed to change the way we raise boys.  Hold on there.  No we don’t.  We need to hold everyone accountable for their actions.  People need to know that they are responsible for their life’s decisions.

If you put the argument in those terms – accountability and responsibility - you’ll have all the Lefty Libs backtracking and saying “Hold on there.  Let’s not go all Tea Party crazy now talking about accountability and responsibility.”

It’s probably more of an issue of how we treat star athletes than how we treat boys.  Starting very early on these kids are pampered and given special privilege.  Weather in the classroom, with law or school rules they seem to get all the breaks.  Here’s just one example.  I listened to an interview of a player after a game yesterday.  The guy couldn’t speak English.  I mean the words were some form of English but sentence structure and pronunciation were non-existent.

Now I do not take the man’s poor English skills as an indicator of his intelligence or as an indicator of his character.  But he clearly has not been educated.  So how did he get through high school?  How did he stay on a college campus for more than one term?  Privilege, that’s how.  It not “boy’s” being raised poorly.  It’s star athletes being raised poorly and being passed along when Lex jr. would unceremoniously be kicked to the curb.

Then there’s Cam Newton.  I saw him on tv and great praise was being heaped on him because he can throw and rush the football.  Ignored is his theft of another student’s laptop computer in college and his family’s blackmail marketing of his talents to colleges.  All of it is brushed under the rug.  Accomplice to a double homicide Ray Lewis has a sweet deal with ESPN while that network’s commentators  lambaste the NFL and Roger Goodell for the Rice incident.  YGBSM. Not too put this in racist terms, but isn’t it predominantly Eric the wad Holder’s people engaging in most of this behavior? 

Colleges need to get back to recruiting college athletes not football players.  Never happen too much  money in the game now.
 
If Goodell wants to shut the Lefty Lib women's groups and the lapdog media up he should agree to resign but ONLY if that paragon to a women virtue and honor Billbo Billy Boy Clinton agrees to take his spot.  These hags and the MSM (g)assbags ignored rape,  serial groping, and harassment for the reprobate to stay on as President of the United States but they can't take a guy fining the azz off a guy a guy who hit a woman?  Weirder and weirder. 

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

From the Griffin...
If only Ray Rice were a member of the teachers union and a pedophile, he could have kept his job. The case would drag on for 3-4 years while he got paid by tax payers to do nothing. Or a corrupt IRS executive under investigation by a corrupt DOJ. As to Shillary, Billy Boy's escapades over the last 15 years will see the light of day in the next year or two. It will not be pretty.