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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Do you realize how dangerous of a world that is? You're suggesting he's guilty because somebody said he did it. Do you understand how fundamentally wrong and dangerous that is? The entire basis of our judicial system is innocent until proven guilty. We're judged in court by a jury of our peers. You can't spend a lifetime smearing somebody for an accusation that didn't have enough substance to even be brought to trial.
I don't think you understand how dangerous that is. I'm not trying to argue. That's a dangerous way to treat the judicial system. Frightening actually.
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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Honest question... Does anybody else follow that other conferences/regions and their threads on the message board? There is no chance that any other conference is as argumentative and volatile as this one is.
I don't remember it being like this 2-3 years ago.
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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Originally posted by IUP24 View PostHonest question... Does anybody else follow that other conferences/regions and their threads on the message board? There is no chance that any other conference is as argumentative and volatile as this one is.
I don't remember it being like this 2-3 years ago.
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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Colin Kaepernick does not have a job because NFL owners don't want the distraction of having him on their team. Which is 100% their right to do as owners and employers. The NFL is a business, not a social justice initiative. When their paying customers turned off the televisions, booed at players not participating in the national anthem, and didn't show up in the same numbers to their stadiums they took notice. You have to know your audience and paying customers. NFL fans don't show up to games to watch millionaires protest the police. Regardless, I think Colin Kaepernick ended up okay out of all of this. He gets paid millions of dollars to not get his brain beat in on the football field while telling Nike that a shoe that has the Betsy Ross flag is offensive.
You must have missed where I said Roethlisberger "grew up." And at the end of the day, I believe in the judicial system. I don't believe that someone should have their life ruined because somebody makes an accusation. That's a dangerous life to live. Unfortunately, I believe that far too many people in this country want that out of our judicial system. That's a very scary premise for a court system.
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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Originally posted by IUP24 View PostColin Kaepernick does not have a job because NFL owners don't want the distraction of having him on their team. Which is 100% their right to do as owners and employers. The NFL is a business, not a social justice initiative. When their paying customers turned off the televisions, booed at players not participating in the national anthem, and didn't show up in the same numbers to their stadiums they took notice. You have to know your audience and paying customers. NFL fans don't show up to games to watch millionaires protest the police. Regardless, I think Colin Kaepernick ended up okay out of all of this. He gets paid millions of dollars to not get his brain beat in on the football field while telling Nike that a shoe that has the Betsy Ross flag is offensive.
You must have missed where I said Roethlisberger "grew up." And at the end of the day, I believe in the judicial system. I don't believe that someone should have their life ruined because somebody makes an accusation. That's a dangerous life to live. Unfortunately, I believe that far too many people in this country want that out of our judicial system. That's a very scary premise for a court system.
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Re: Jay Z (Sean Carter) Buying 5% of the Steelers.
Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostBen was accused twice. Keep in mind Yinzer Royalty himself, Jerome Bettis, was also wrongfully accused by a gold digger.
Keep in mind that I like the Steelers, but am not, as you say, a "Yinzer."
There was always more material to anything that might have happened in Milledgeville, Georgia. But the accuser refused to take a rape test. Police gave her the opportunity to provide a statement on a polygraph, but she refused. Her story changed numerous times. I get people want to create the narrative they want to create, but I'm not in the business of calling someone something that they were not found guilty of. I believe in due process and innocent until proven guilty.Last edited by IUP24; 08-19-2019, 07:40 PM.
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