OTHER SPORTS DISCUSSION Thread

Dude the use of the word "moron" is the least disrespectful aspect of my reply.

Inventing reasons whereby you would justify hitting a woman is far more disrespectful

 

Yeah I was not attempting to say that someone like Rhonda Rousey or Serena Williams could NOT inflict bodily harm but to state that anyone with wits should be able to not allow it to EVER come to blows thrown... even by drunk bkitches

And there is especially no reason to respond in kind. EVER.

 

Did you read the part where I said I didn't read the rest of what you wrote?

" Inventing "? What I'm talking about is reality. The fairy tale world you're talkin about is just that.

 

BTW -

Now, allow me to return some disrespect to you, Cap...learn to read, cocksucker.

 

If you can't read and yet still insist on replying then I'll allow that to be the evidence necessary to ignore your other poorly formed opinions.

Further, if your "reality" includes justifying the striking of women then we'll leave you to that fairy tale.

 

Oh name calling now??

Nice. And you quoted the EXACT phrase where I gave you credit. ???



Moron was evidently too nice a word for such a loser

 

And the pithy irony of telling ME to read from the man who just claims he won't??

Delicious when someone plants there foot in their mouth so well

 

Not " can't read "..didn't read. Stopped after " moron ". Are you smart enough to understand why a person might shit on the rest of your post if you start it out with " moron "? Think about that going forward.

Indeed ironic..coming from somebody who obviously didn't read the entirety of my post.

Also, you're gonna ignore me? Pleeeeeeeease do. I wish you had done so before you started.

We were on to talking about the Lakers until you chimed in with your bullshit.

 

Why not? You opened that bag.

 

No YOU were mouthing off attempting to defend hitting women and then you changed the subject to the Lakers hoping that no one would call you on your cowardice.

You were Called. Now don't get all testy because you were a fool in front of people who know better.



Wanna talk Lakers? Sure.

Kobe is a legend who needs to retire before he harms the team any more than he has already.
Randle is a rookie deprived of a rookie year and who is aching to break out. Good.
Clarskon and Russel have solid game skills that should work together for years. Good.
Bass and Williams are solid additions to the second squad. Good.
Hibbetts plays older than his 28 years but still has some legs left to protect the rim. Good.

The Lakers actually have cobbled together a decent team so far.. and we discuss them in the Lakers thread whenever Dodger fans bother to leave the Other Sports thread. Of course that might require more reading than some random dipshit is capable of so we'll talk Lakers here too.

 

Nope. I was being realistic and you're being a blind cocksucker. :blind::hummer:

 

You realistically think it's OK to hit women and then have the lunacy to proclaim that "I" am the "blind cocksucker" ?!?!?

 

The fairy tale where " it's never OK for a man to lay a hand on a woman " is just that and many women actually feel the same because there are enough realists out in this world. You must not know a lot of mothers who have sons that go through shit with females.

In general, no it's not " OK " seeing a man hit a woman. Like I said before, you never want to see that and in a perfect world everybody would keep their hands to themselves. But the world's not perfect. Thus, reality, and if you're in a situation where you need to defend yourself you'd better do so regardless of gender.

 

Wes Johnson to the Clips

 

So lets get this straight...

According to Johnson's lawyer he was called a nigger, kneed in the groin, punched twice by a girl (once left handed) AND STILL (his lawyer) has the smarts to say "But he is very ... he is very regretful that he didn't turn around and walk away immediately."

Well duh, dya think?

... because despite all of that bkitches hostile assault on him it was still a stupid fucking move to hit a woman.

and this coming from the pond scum attorney Baez who got off the baby killing mom... nice

... but the more I read on this story, and not being an attorney like @Shaw, it seems that the bkitch should be facing some sort of charges herself.


De'Andre Johnson was provoked by woman's racial epithets, lawyer says

Former Florida State quarterback De'Andre Johnson's attorney, Jose Baez, told NBC News on Tuesday that his 19-year-old client punched a woman in the face after she called him racial epithets and provoked him.

Johnson, a redshirt freshman from Jacksonville, Florida, was dismissed from FSU's team by coach Jimbo Fisher on Monday night, hours after the state's attorney's office released surveillance video of him striking the 21-year-old woman in a Tallahassee, Florida, bar on June 24.

Johnson, who was named "Mr. Football" in Florida as a senior at First Coast High School in 2014, is charged with misdemeanor battery. Baez entered a written not guilty plea on his client's behalf on July 2. Johnson is scheduled to appear at a case management hearing in Leon County Court on July 22.

Appearing on NBC's "Today" show Tuesday, Baez said Johnson was not the initial aggressor, but is "owning this" and trying to learn from the experience.

Baez said the woman raised her fist and shouted "racial epithets" at Johnson after he accidentally made contact with her while they waited to order at the bar.

Baez said Johnson tried to "de-escalate the situation," but the woman "kneed him in the groin area" and "took another swing before he retaliated."

"It wasn't until she struck him twice that he reacted," Baez told NBC. "But he is very ... he is very regretful that he didn't turn around and walk away immediately."

The video, which was captured by security cameras in a bar near the FSU campus, shows Johnson trying to push past the woman, who was waiting to order at the bar. The woman turned toward Johnson, who grabbed her right arm after she raised it in a fist. The woman raised her knee and swung at Johnson with her left arm, and then he punched her in the face.

According to the Tallahassee Police Department incident report, the woman, an FSU student, suffered bruising near her left eye, swelling of the left cheek and upper lip, and a small cut near the bridge of her nose.

State's attorney Willie Meggs, who decided to charge Johnson after seeing video of the incident, said the woman still had a black eye when he met with her last week.

"He makes no excuses for what happened," Baez told NBC. Baez called Johnson's dismissal from the football team "unfortunate." "All he wants to do is learn from this experience and move on and get an education. We certainly don't want him to pay for the rest of his life for an incident that occurred in a bar."

Baez, who defended Casey Anthony in her murder trial in Orlando in 2011 -- the Florida mother was found not guilty of first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter -- hasn't responded to interview requests from ESPN.

Florida State president John Thrasher, in a statement released Tuesday, said he fully supported the actions Fisher took to suspend and then dismiss Johnson from the program.

"While it is always important to adhere to due process, having now seen the physical altercation captured on video, there is no question in my mind that Coach Fisher made the correct decisions," Thrasher said. "I expect all students at Florida State University, including student-athletes, to adhere to the highest level of conduct. I have no tolerance for the kind of behavior exhibited in this case.

"Florida State University was forged from an outstanding college for women and has a long tradition of being a caring community that demands students be treated with dignity and respect."

 

Yeah the bkitch needs to face charges at the same time but the law and the media likes to pick sides first and then start a trial so there's that..

 

Absolutely. She committed a battery (or an assault in some jurisdictions, like NY, that don't recognize a crime of battery).

I could see Johnson having a viable claim of self defense, but it depends on several elements, including whether he responded with proportional force. Since it's an affirmative defense, he only has to show it by a preponderance of the evidence.

Not to get too technical, but voluntary intoxication is not a defense to general intent crimes like battery. Therefore, even if she was intoxicated she could be found guilty of battery.

 

Pretty much.

Kaine kinda summed it up in quick fashion. That's all I'm saying..well, that and I don't feel sorry for her because of the way she reacted to someone brushing up against her in a club of all places...spinning around with a fist up was uncalled for. I definitely hate seeing how he handled it, but it could've been worse for both parties. With all that glass on the counter...man. I hope they both receive some sort of punishment from the state.