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Many of the same ones who banned dodge ball because it was too "tough"
Many on the left don't want scores being kept because it "traumatizes" the losers.
No A,B C D or E grades in school.
Don't hold any kid back in school.
Everybody gets a trophy.
Football is too "rough". "We need to "civilize" it and make it "sissyfied".
Most of them probably never played a competitive sport in their lives.
They are wusses who only deal in "emotion".
You need to focus on the issue at hand instead of going off the reservation, removing a player from the field for knocking his wife out and dragging her out of an elevator. Very simple question should he be suspended for the year or should he have been playing last weekend?
Journalist Scottie Nell Hughes thinks the media is giving so much attention to the NFL's domestic abuse problem to vilify men in order to benefit Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions.---"BINGO"
What a sad person he is to think that. It's all about politics with him. He could care less about the abuse of women
Anybody who makes this issue political ia pathetic excuse for a human being that I really hope doesn't have a daughter, because they would have a pretty awful life. Why conservatives are trying to defend it is beyond me and not really good to counter the image as far as women go.
Does that mean that you think that there is some correlation between spousal/child abuse and violent sports?
Or that if abuse is discouraged, the sport will no longer be entertaining?
Do tell.
I think his implication is more that there is a correlation between masculinity and spousal/child abuse.
Real men beat women and children! Grrr! (beats chest)
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