Nash_Vol97
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Not implying that at all...just implying that people don't have to forgive either...
Forgiveness is more New Testament
Plenty of Eye for an Eye Old Testament sentiment remains.
I have plenty of actions in my past as well that I would do differently if I could do it over again...some that I haven't found the ability to forgive myself for...
Why couldn't he have just walked away? Clearly she didn't want him around, she shoved him away. He wasn't in any danger, he should have left the situation.
I can't believe you're defending what he did there. Unbelievable.
If she was attacking him and wouldn't let up I could see him shoving her back to get away. But a right hook from a 200lb man to the face of a 120lb female? A man who also happens to be a finely tuned athlete. He could have severely injured or killed her. What's the worst thing from her shove? A bruise to his six pack or maybe hurt feelings?
You have to be really stupid to believe that's ok.
Love how men can't voice their opinions without being called idiots. If you choose to let someone hit you then that's your decision. If you choose to strike back that is your right.
My nephew, 25, just had his tonsils removed. I had mine removed at 47 and I did pretty well with it. Best thing I ever did by the way. He has been battling a fever since the surgery, struggling to keep it below 102. The doctor is telling him that as long as it is below 102 then he's ok but if it rises to 102 or above that they should go to the OR. I always thought a fever like that was a sign of infection. I know that when I had mine removed they gave me an antibiotic intravenously at the hospital. His mom tells me she doesn't think they gave him one. Your thoughts?
I just re watched the video, nothing life threatening about it. I can respect your opinion (without calling you an idiot). I guess the huge would be an idiot too because the woman would be the instigator and since she struck first his punch would be justified.
Having your own opinion about recruiting is one thing but there is no reason strong enough to hit a woman. I am having a hard time understanding how there are people on here willing to debate this subject..
I suppose, but I wish there was some level of consistency from the media in how they covered things like this -- we shouldn't need video to be outraged when the account is verifiably accurate.
If you're a media figure who said, "Wow, that's awful" when the story initially emerged, who then swept it under the rug to be forgotten and who only now feels empowered to take a stand just because it's on video, your actions don't appear to me to be entirely driven by virtuosity.
Sports networks have drifted more into talking (in some cases lecturing) about social issues; they'll breathlessly cover Colin Kaepernick and others kneeling during the national anthem, they'll cover vague Title IX allegations, but a player punches a woman and they just kind of shrug until some video shows up?
I'm kind of rambling, but I think my point is that the media is very often full of crap when it comes to their stated intentions.
So if say Ronda Rousy tries to knock you out for no reason you're cool with that? You cant defend yourself against a woman attacker? Don't act like every woman is weaker and smaller than every man. Generally that may be the case, but it is not black and white like you say.
Was THIS woman weaker and smaller?
No **** butchna... That was not my point. Comprehend better please :wink: thanks buddy!
I've been slapped, kicked, punched and bitten by different women. I've never felt threatened enough to punch one of them.
He could have easily pushed her away, grabbed her wrists and restrained her or left. There is no reason to do what he did period.
I believe in second chances as well but his chance shouldn't have been at OU. He should have been kicked off the team and forced to earn his way back.
Not implying that at all...just implying that people don't have to forgive either...
Forgiveness is more New Testament
Plenty of Eye for an Eye Old Testament sentiment remains.
I have plenty of actions in my past as well that I would do differently if I could do it over again...some that I haven't found the ability to forgive myself for...
We will disagree on things, but tomorrow makes 3 years since we lost RR. Let's continue to remember that family in our thoughts/prayers.
I didn't know him personally, but I respected him on here. I feel as if I know many of you personally, even though I don't know your names. God Bless your families, and Merry Christmas.
Go Vols.
