Jason Kelce defending Travis

[Mephistopheles Janx]

That is some big brother energy right there...

1st angle:

Jason Kelce smashes student's phone after they made derogatory remarks towards his brother Travis
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2nd angle:

Lawsuit gonna be worth every penny pic.twitter.com/6IzgS6F6lt

— Kyle (@kylesixers) November 2, 2024

[vonBobo]

Originally Posted by Mephistopheles Janx

You have jumped to several conclusions. I am not in favor of violence as a means of resolution to a disagreement.

I simply stated he didn't lose control. Had he lost control that kid would have been paste. Someone doesn't have to be out of control in order to do the wrong thing.

Or you could say he lost control and then corrected himself. If he remained in control he would have never spun around in the first place.

[xztop123]

I just walked down the street and a homeless guy shouted the meanest things at me. I ignored it.

Obviously you don’t know the mental state of people randomly shouting mean things at ppl they haven’t met.

Ignore move on. Derp

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

Well then you are a dick and think it's ok to just smash others stuff over a word. It's not a good thing to do and he should act like an adult. Not a bully ass.

If I knew where your stuff was, I'd smash some of it just for fun.

How 'bout dat? lol

I'm kidding, of course. Or am I?

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by DrunkBassGuitar

I remember seeing video of him a decade ago bringing a teenage girl on stage and basically making out with her, I've always thought he was a bit of a nonce even if I thought he was okay as a musician. I always assumed the pedo shit was an open secret

I'm not a Drake fan at all, but that whole thing is over blown as hell. That happened in 2010, when he was 23 years old and she was 17. I mean I wouldn't want my 17 year old daughter dating a 23 year old, but it's def not pedo shit.

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

Well then you are a dick and think it's ok to just smash others stuff over a word. It's not a good thing to do and he should act like an adult. Not a bully ass.

Oh it's not a dick head thing to harass a dude in public because you don't think you'll have any consequences? That's fine? You're a bundle of sticks

[bobbything]

Originally Posted by vonBobo

One little F word and the guy has to smash something? And in your world that means someone needs to be injured? What kind of thin skinned small brained neanderthal world do you live in?

Real men don't have to resolve their feelings with violence.

I’d support anyone on earth who handled it the same way Kelce did. I’d also support someone who chose to walk away.

It can be both. Sometimes it’s worth a misdemeanor to give someone a life lesson

This guy is fortunate he’s not in the hospital. I think the only reason he isn’t is because Kelce is a celebrity.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

I'm not a Drake fan at all, but that whole thing is over blown as hell. That happened in 2010, when he was 23 years old and she was 17. I mean I wouldn't want my 17 year old daughter dating a 23 year old, but it's def not pedo shit.

Yeah, I didn’t want to turn this into a Drake defense thread but he didn’t make out with her either. He gave her a peck kiss. She came out a few months ago and said it was a part of the show.

Really not a big deal any way you slice it.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

Well then you are a dick and think it's ok to just smash others stuff over a word. It's not a good thing to do and he should act like an adult. Not a bully ass.

Keep that in mind the next time some random stranger you never met calls your sister or wife a slut. Or the black guy you’re best friends with… all kinds of shit

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequence. Kid was realllllllllll ****ing lucky Jason only targeted his phone

[el borracho]

Originally Posted by xztop123

I just walked down the street and a homeless guy shouted the meanest things at me. I ignored it.

Obviously you don’t know the mental state of people randomly shouting mean things at ppl they haven’t met.

Ignore move on. Derp

Sure, that is great advice for most people. But how would you react if that happened to you every day?

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by vonBobo

One little F word and the guy has to smash something? And in your world that means someone needs to be injured? What kind of thin skinned small brained neanderthal world do you live in?

Real men don't have to resolve their feelings with violence.

One little n word and a guy in a specific type of neighborhood has to smash something?

Do you even ****ing hear yourself. Try that shit in the hood. Would a single person feel sympathy for this douche bag egging shit on?

[vonBobo]

Originally Posted by bobbything

I’d support anyone on earth who handled it the same way Kelce did. I’d also support someone who chose to walk away.

It can be both. Sometimes it’s worth a misdemeanor to give someone a life lesson

This guy is fortunate he’s not in the hospital. I think the only reason he isn’t is because Kelce is a celebrity.

No. The "he was asking for it" defense isn't an excuse, especially when it's a celebrity football player.

[vonBobo]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

One little n word and a guy in a specific type of neighborhood has to smash something?

Do you even ****ing hear yourself. Try that shit in the hood. Would a single person feel sympathy for this douche bag egging shit on?

We have decided, as a society, that assault is not a reasonable reaction to words. It's a very simple concept even if it is often ignored.

[Graystoke]

Originally Posted by notorious

Kid should have been wearing that phone up his ass.

And be given a Hezbollah beeper for future communications

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by vonBobo

We have decided, as a society, that assault is not a reasonable reaction to words. It's a very simple concept even if it is often ignored.

This bitch is probably related to the little **** with the phone.

[bobbything]

Originally Posted by vonBobo

No. The "he was asking for it" defense isn't an excuse, especially when it's a celebrity football player.

Actually, most people live in my world. But, you live in your own world as best you can.

I guess there’s no room for nuance where you live.