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Originally Posted by HobieMarty
All I am saying is get all the facts in line, ducks in a row so to speak, before becoming judge and jury, that applies in any case.
This cancel culture has rushed to judgement far too often without having all the facts, "grab your torch and pitch forks" mentality.
I don't have all the answers nor do I claim to have all the answers for any of this and not making any excuses for this guy, actually couldn't give two $hits about him but a quick rush to judgement is not the way to handle things. If he did all of these things that he is being accused of doing then that is just being a bad person. Should he lose everything because of bad behavior, or should he have to take personal management classes and get in touch with his feelings to help him see that his behavior is unacceptable?
I will say this though, I wouldn't tolerate kneeling during the National Anthem either and anyone who did so would also be canceled!!! You see, cancel culture can work both ways.
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a) He resigned, he was not fired. In fact the team had a week to fire him and chose not to. Gruden feared the league would remove him so he quit.
b) What facts do you think will come out that might negate the emails? Someone else wrote them? Should we read thousands of emails before we 'judge' him?
c) What mechanism would you use to remove players who kneel?