Quote (AiNedeSpelCzech @ Jan 6 2017 03:51pm)
You forgot to add "They're white student athletes so even though they blatantly admitted what they did, they're going to get leniency to a degree that no minority ever would, irrespective of money."
I understand, it's a simple one to overlook. :P
There were two black student athletes on my football team in high school who were definitely the antagonists in a lot of the above behavior I talked about when I was growing up. Outside of the football bus/locker room they were pretty well liked (due to their skill in literally every sport they played).
Because of this, lots of stuff they did got 'overlooked'.
But of course that doesn't fit your narrative (trying to stir the pot so you can post more, because apparently 110,000 isn't enough).
Athletes are notorious for getting lenience. Is it because they are good at sports, or because there are people in positions of trust (coaches/athletic directors) who will vouch for them?
I really don't know, but acting like the reason they are likely getting a much lesser punishment is due to them being white, rather than the facts I already pointed out above is really just an example of a bored and lonely housewife trying really hard to start an argument over the internet.
This post was edited by Perseverance1 on Jan 6 2017 05:03pm