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  1. Artist Formerly Known As

    Myles Garrett

    Can’t we all just get along?
  2. Artist Formerly Known As

    Myles Garrett

    Garrett getting punished has nothing to do with Rudolph not getting punished. Rudolph kicked Garrett in the balls, ripped at his helmet, and continued to pursue him. Garrett is not innocent and neither is Rudolph
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    Myles Garrett

    Rudolph did a lot more than just rip at the helmet. If he would’ve walked away, the incident wouldn’t have escalated.
  4. Artist Formerly Known As

    Myles Garrett

    Rudolph should get at least 70% of the punishment Garrett got. If he skates, there should be an uproar.
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    Myles Garrett

    I sense your sarcasm which is unfortunate. Some quick research may give you further information on the phrase. The phrase is not directly nor indirectly tied to race like you inferred. I would venture to guess that the majority of inmates at asylums (typically for the mentally ill) are not...
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    Myles Garrett

    It’s a common expression for when those thought to be in charge lose control. You could use it to describe a class of kindergarteners when their teacher can’t control them.
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