Because they were getting blown off of the line of scrimmage. Jonas gets credit for patience, making a couple good cuts, and being too big for the Colts secondary to take down but the bulk of the credit goes to the Pats o-line. Gronk deserves every dollar of every fine he'll receive and more for his dirty play all game but he was blocking out of his mind.
Personally I hope AP receives proper justice for the crime he committed and is given a punishment that is appropriate to his crime and his demeanor with respect to said crime.
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I think the idea that someone should not be able to return to their regular life after whatever the justice system has decided they did or did not do and have served whatever sentence given, if any, is extremely dangerous.
Well, shit. Hope AP gets reinstated soon. I also need Philip Rivers to pull his head out of his ass.
I hope AP has to resort to being a migrant farmer and is constantly fucked over on pay so he barely manages to survive for a long miserable life.
I hope things play out bit differently. AP was raised on the kind of discipline he was using and although the act to us was horrifying, I'll wager in his mind it was at worst excessive. If he were to learn that this form of discipline is not only abusive but also ineffective some positive things could come out of this.
I'm appalled by his actions too but unfortunately a lot of people aren't and a lot of people still discipline their children that way. Just last week I overheard a contractor in my office break room talking about taking a belt to his son because of something he did in school. As much as I'd like to write the guy off as a redneck asshole the fact is he believes he has to do shit like that because that's how his parents treated him.
Child abuse is cyclical and just booting AP out of the league isn't going to break the cycle.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
they aren't?
It is possible that Peterson reforms, but it is impossible for his kid to unforget being beat by his father.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
"Being made whole" is referring to the victims. Even if AP reforms, his victims will bear the scars of his abuse forever.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
"Being made whole" is referring to the victims. Even if AP reforms, his victims will bear the scars of his abuse forever.
I worked for child protection. I know a lot about the cycle and how abusers view the situation. I won't go into my personal experience beyond saying I have spent a lot of time trying to solve the cyclical issue. It is possible he reforms, and if he does my feelings will change. Until then I stand by my statement. Justice in these situations is never served, because it can never be served. Being made whole is impossible.
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
Oh I missed one of the bolds. You are flat wrong. AP reforming is good, but does nothing to undo the damage. It does nothing to change the pain inflicted, and the problems that can and often do last a lifetime. The kids is irrevecobaly altered and nothing can ever fix that. It's all damage control.
I bet the colts post season looks the exact same as it does last year. scoring lots of points is a great way to get to the post season, but not win a super bowl.
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the thing about adrian peterson is that he took a plea deal, which is completely ok in the eyes of the law but doesn't necessarily feel like justice, and is certainly in part due to him having access to the best lawyers and the financial ability to turn things his way. I don't think the Vikings will drop him unless there is a large enough public outcry, but I don't think they or the NFL would be out of bounds for saying "you might have done X to get out of jail time, but we still don't want you playing for us."
I realize the narrative is that he received whippings like this as a child, but that cycle doesn't make it ok, and I am not sure finding a legal loophole like he did means it should just be ok to slot him back in.
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the thing about adrian peterson is that he took a plea deal, which is completely ok in the eyes of the law but doesn't necessarily feel like justice, and is certainly in part due to him having access to the best lawyers and the financial ability to turn things his way. I don't think the Vikings will drop him unless there is a large enough public outcry, but I don't think they or the NFL would be out of bounds for saying "you might have done X to get out of jail time, but we still don't want you playing for us."
I realize the narrative is that he received whippings like this as a child, but that cycle doesn't make it ok, and I am not sure finding a legal loophole like he did means it should just be ok to slot him back in.
I don't agree with the idea that plea deals only happen for the people who can afford great lawyers. Lawyers/courts will work out plea arrangements to expedite a particular case rather than have a long and drawn out trial for various reasons. Its just the ones you hear about in the news refer to famous people because that's what people are interested in hearing about.
So I have tickets to the Seahawks/Cardinals game next Sunday. And while I'm optimistic about Seattle's chances (they've only lost 2 home games in the last three years), I'm looking at how dominate the 9-1 Cardinals have been, and how shitty the Seahawks O Line has been the last few weeks(thanks, injuries!), and I'm honestly not convinced they'll win next week.
Just Christ, no wonder we have piles of ex cons who live on the street and can't get work because absolutely everyone thinks once you fuck up you should be shunned from society forever. There's not even an impetus to reform yourself because you're just fucked forever.
And that is just FOR STARTERS
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And I don't super wanna get in a debate on these boards because it's incredibly pointless and everyone will read my posts and think I'm soooo angry and I love beating children or I'm just being a homer but goddamn I just think people should be able to change and fix their lives and not have them ruined because you're mad at them.
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And I don't super wanna get in a debate on these boards because it's incredibly pointless and everyone will read my posts and think I'm soooo angry and I love beating children or I'm just being a homer but goddamn I just think people should be able to change and fix their lives and not have them ruined because you're mad at them.
For the most part I would agree with you. I happen to be closer to this issue than many others. Losing a high paying career over certain acts won't make me sad. Michael Vick being forced to find a regular 9-5? Nope, wouldn't bother me in the least. 2 players have pissed me off enough to just say fuck em, and the other one is a serial offender if it makes you feel better. I will drop this though since I am dragging it out far more than it should be.
So I have tickets to the Seahawks/Cardinals game next Sunday. And while I'm optimistic about Seattle's chances (they've only lost 2 home games in the last three years), I'm looking at how dominate the 9-1 Cardinals have been, and how shitty the Seahawks O Line has been the last few weeks(thanks, injuries!), and I'm honestly not convinced they'll win next week.
Goodness gracious, I hope I'm wrong though.
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Just Christ, no wonder we have piles of ex cons who live on the street and can't get work because absolutely everyone thinks once you fuck up you should be shunned from society forever. There's not even an impetus to reform yourself because you're just fucked forever.
And that is just FOR STARTERS
I mean lol, this in no way applies to Adrian Peterson, a literal millionaire, who could find other work than being a rich football player.
No one on this page has said that people should be shunned forever or put on the streets. No one.
I have said that the Vikings should not take him back. And I think that especially when the beating of two children resulted in zero jail time.
I think Michael Vick is a perfect example of someone that I'm perfectly fine with being in the nfl and who genuinely seems to have regretted his actions, paid his debt, and come back. That's fine. Until I am proven otherwise, I'm not going to say oh well he should be out.
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Like yes, I think you're being a homer about this and the thing you're being a homer about is child abuse. It is in no way a situation where an ex con is being shunned. The dude is a millionaire who beats children, and he can change and be better but taking a two month break and pleading out and going back to making millions of dollars is not my idea of justice.
Like if Ray rice were to say oh I'm sorry for slugging my now wife and knocking her the fuck out, would you go oh cool here is your millions of dollars? I don't think your would.
And instead of an adult woman the targets of this abuse were children.
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Because they were getting blown off of the line of scrimmage. Jonas gets credit for patience, making a couple good cuts, and being too big for the Colts secondary to take down but the bulk of the credit goes to the Pats o-line. Gronk deserves every dollar of every fine he'll receive and more for his dirty play all game but he was blocking out of his mind.
I hope AP has to resort to being a migrant farmer and is constantly fucked over on pay so he barely manages to survive for a long miserable life.
That being said, I hope Minnesota decides not to play him anyway.
But hey that's just me.
I hope things play out bit differently. AP was raised on the kind of discipline he was using and although the act to us was horrifying, I'll wager in his mind it was at worst excessive. If he were to learn that this form of discipline is not only abusive but also ineffective some positive things could come out of this.
I'm appalled by his actions too but unfortunately a lot of people aren't and a lot of people still discipline their children that way. Just last week I overheard a contractor in my office break room talking about taking a belt to his son because of something he did in school. As much as I'd like to write the guy off as a redneck asshole the fact is he believes he has to do shit like that because that's how his parents treated him.
Child abuse is cyclical and just booting AP out of the league isn't going to break the cycle.
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But then I remember his prior "charitable contributions" paid for an orgy
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I don't know exactly what this means, but I will apologize if you take offense. I will gladly elaborate on my feelings in PMs. I want to say unequivocally I am not trying to say anything bad about the survivors.
It means you said two things that are diametrically opposed
I doubt they will actually make him play
they aren't?
It is possible that Peterson reforms, but it is impossible for his kid to unforget being beat by his father.
"Being made whole" is referring to the victims. Even if AP reforms, his victims will bear the scars of his abuse forever.
Oh I misunderstood then
Oh I missed one of the bolds. You are flat wrong. AP reforming is good, but does nothing to undo the damage. It does nothing to change the pain inflicted, and the problems that can and often do last a lifetime. The kids is irrevecobaly altered and nothing can ever fix that. It's all damage control.
Every time one of these come up I have no good stories to share.
I realize the narrative is that he received whippings like this as a child, but that cycle doesn't make it ok, and I am not sure finding a legal loophole like he did means it should just be ok to slot him back in.
I don't agree with the idea that plea deals only happen for the people who can afford great lawyers. Lawyers/courts will work out plea arrangements to expedite a particular case rather than have a long and drawn out trial for various reasons. Its just the ones you hear about in the news refer to famous people because that's what people are interested in hearing about.
The NFL has a CBA they can maneuver with, and as long as they do so within that, that's fine too.
Even though it probably feels good to say, `fuck it' and call to throw everything out the window and ban AP, that's not a thing that should happen.
He was also really drunk and belligerent but I like to think he was arrested for the gum.
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Goodness gracious, I hope I'm wrong though.
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And that is just FOR STARTERS
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For the most part I would agree with you. I happen to be closer to this issue than many others. Losing a high paying career over certain acts won't make me sad. Michael Vick being forced to find a regular 9-5? Nope, wouldn't bother me in the least. 2 players have pissed me off enough to just say fuck em, and the other one is a serial offender if it makes you feel better. I will drop this though since I am dragging it out far more than it should be.
Let me tell you how great it is to have an amazing home record...
I mean lol, this in no way applies to Adrian Peterson, a literal millionaire, who could find other work than being a rich football player.
No one on this page has said that people should be shunned forever or put on the streets. No one.
I have said that the Vikings should not take him back. And I think that especially when the beating of two children resulted in zero jail time.
I think Michael Vick is a perfect example of someone that I'm perfectly fine with being in the nfl and who genuinely seems to have regretted his actions, paid his debt, and come back. That's fine. Until I am proven otherwise, I'm not going to say oh well he should be out.
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Like if Ray rice were to say oh I'm sorry for slugging my now wife and knocking her the fuck out, would you go oh cool here is your millions of dollars? I don't think your would.
And instead of an adult woman the targets of this abuse were children.