Thread: NFL says it won't discipline Rams players for Ferguson protest

Originally Posted by FanInAZ

If the cop is observed committing a crime by a Rams' player - & the STL city ordinances charge the Rams with the task of enforcing city & stat ordances - & the cop (who out weighs every one the Rams' players by at least 100 lbs) resists arrest when the Rams' players attempt to make a lawful arrest; then go ahead & let the Rams' players do just that.

Oh so the guy outweighed 6 people?

That's the funny thing. When you're being choked out your body is going to RESIST naturally. Resulting in you getting choked out harder. Resulting in your body and brain trying to survive, the most basic and the oldest primal instinct you have.

I dont get how people can continue to make excuses for murder. But get ALL UP IN ARMS about the rams players protesting.

The police straight up murder someone on camera, and you guys get upset about looting/ protests while defending the homicide.

Forgive me for pointing out how crazy that is.

Originally Posted by dbfan2007

Why would you say something this stupid?

Why do dogs chase their tail?

Originally Posted by Jaded

Why do dogs chase their tail?

Good question, but i'm beginning to think not for one reason. My 14 month old dog seems to do it:

When he's board
When he wants attention
When he has an itchy butt
and several other when hes...

I think that neutrality is the best move in this case. I am sure other political messages would be banned, but it seems like the NFL have lost their balls in this case. Possibility demographics come into play.

Got stuck in a "protest" march while visiting my daughter in Boulder yesterday. Chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and "I can't breathe". Interrupted traffic for 10 minutes, with a full police escort.

I almost rolled down my window and asked them why they aren't shouting "hit him again!".

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Got stuck in a "protest" march while visiting my daughter in Boulder yesterday. Chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and "I can't breathe". Interrupted traffic for 10 minutes, with a full police escort.

I almost rolled down my window and asked them why they aren't shouting "hit him again?".

Friend of mine was a few hours late for work in DC the other day because the protests shut down all traffic.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Got stuck in a "protest" march while visiting my daughter in Boulder yesterday. Chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and "I can't breathe". Interrupted traffic for 10 minutes, with a full police escort.

I almost rolled down my window and asked them why they aren't shouting "hit him again!".

I just read something about most cops being pretty happy about getting a lot of overtime pay for working these protests. I'm sure it will help out for Christmas. It's pretty funny because it kinda back fired for the protestors that don't like cops.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Got stuck in a "protest" march while visiting my daughter in Boulder yesterday. Chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and "I can't breathe". Interrupted traffic for 10 minutes, with a full police escort.

I almost rolled down my window and asked them why they aren't shouting "hit him again!".

Yea, i saw that article yesterday. Disgusting behavior by so-called "peaceful" protestors.

They're doing the same crap up here in Anchorage.

Adam Schefter said on twitter this morning that more players around the league are expected to do the "hands up, don't shoot" gesture before games this week.

Just because they're in the NFL, doesn't make these players too bright. Let's all side with the criminal, and not the guy who was doing his job, then lost his job for doing his job.

Maybe they're just showing people what they're suppose to do if instead of resisting

Originally Posted by Tned

Good question, but i'm beginning to think not for one reason. My 14 month old dog seems to do it:

When he's board
When he wants attention
When he has an itchy butt
and several other when hes...

So Chron is bored and wants to draw attention to his itchy ass? Scratch it where it itches, I always say, even if it's in your britches.