You’re hilarious. “Hey, why did you argue about the thing I was completely wrong about and not argue about the other thing I was also completely wrong about?!?” LMAO

To answer your question, it didn’t matter. You say you’re seeing outrage, I will believe you and argue in good faith to start.

Funny enough, I actually wasn’t even arguing with you to start. You claimed all of the outrage was due to Rice being a Chief and people wanting us to fail and I offered the perspective that having video evidence always makes a story bigger than it would be without video evidence.

I’m not comparing the incidents themselves at all. You keep trying to create that false equivalence at every turn. “But but but the Kamara video!” as if there isn’t a key difference in victim demographic between the two cases.

What an absolute load of horseshit to deflect from the fact that you've been arguing this entire time that the difference in outrage is because of video and lack thereof and are now trying to say there wasn't any outrage in the first place.

You're such a disingenuous contrarian bundle of sticks.

Kid can’t even read- resorts to calling me a bundle of sticks.

What a nerd ROFL

Apparently you can't tell the difference between not reading your bullshit and not buying your bullshit.

I'm going to have to disagree about video not mattering. Ray Rice is the best example. Went from a minor 2 game suspension to his career effectively being over once video was released.

Only a moron would compare the Rice incident to Ruggs.

Ruggs was driving 120 on a freaking RESIDENTIAL street.

Rice was probably going about 25 miles an hour faster than regular traffic.

Then you don't understand the argument.

Nobody is saying the video doesn't matter from the NFL's perspective.

Again, the point I was making was a comparison is outrage from the Rice incident and the Sutton incident. A video of a simple car wreck and them fleeing the scene isn't the difference in people being more outraged about that than a guy strangling his girlfriend and throwing her out of a 3 story window.

You dont say that video of a guy knocking a woman out cold made it worse for him?

:facepalm:

When I saw the video of the Rashee incident I literally thought, that's it?

I honestly am flabbergasted at these insane comparisons.

It's as if people don't understand why the video was bad, just that it was a video. We actually see Rice being a violent POS and we see the victim being victimized.

You can't even see Rice driving, or any of the victims, in that car wreck video. It's not even remotely comparable.

The Kamara video is much more comparable and helps my argument, not theirs.

If there weren't video of the incident itself and photos of Rice and his crew leaving the scene of the accident, this is probably already settled with a 2 game suspension. Guessing it will be at least 4+ now.

Yeah but do you agree or disagree with me being a bundle of sticks? That’s the important part.

Virus is building a commanding lead.

This argument has absolutely nothing to do with the NFL and the suspension.

This is about outrage. Outrage is supposed to be about morality, but it is obviously 100% not.

What Sutton did is far far worse, and there was little to no outrage. He jsut got an 8 game suspension, what people are calling for Rice to get, for something SO much worse. Still, no outrage.

You all want to give these bundle of stickss a pass and chalk it up to video vs. no video when it's so obvious that it is about Rice being a really good player and a Chief. They don't give a **** about morality or the video.

Don't think the league has it out for the Chiefs in particular either, as has been stated here. If that was the case Hill wouldn't have escaped that whole situation with the alleged child abuse and audio of him 'threatening' Crystal with no punishment. Media and fans threw fits over that for a long time.

Holy ****. 3 posts and you still aren't grasping what the actual argument is.

Please go back and read.