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...and here you are...still babbling.

Not sure what you are trying to say with the "how gullible you are". If you are implying I'm a Trump supporter, you're WAY off base. As far as I'm concerned he's one of the worst things to happen to this nation. But this isn't a board for politics. My point was that the post that...

Wow, you're hopeless. I'm actually sad for you, that everything in your eyes is race-related. I bet when you stub your toes or lose a sock in the laundry, somehow, it's related to a racist plot in your mind.

Exactly. As for #29, that was in reference to the fake tweet that someone unfortunately reposted in here, where Garrett was quoted as calling Rudolph a "MAGA cracker". It wasn't the poster being racist, it was the poster believing a fake post showing Garrett being racist.

Except, you have ZERO basis for claiming race played a factor in how it is being SUPPOSEDLY "sensationalized". You are funny, I'll give you that. There is nothing "nuanced" about you.....everything is racist in your eyes.

Yes, why would you jump to the assumption that the person who used the phrase "inmates running the asylum" (a common phrase) or calling him a "thug" (a term for a violent criminal that has been used for a very long time, no matter the race), may have been racially motivated?

Because not everything is racism. Because not every time a black person gets in trouble, it's because of "racism". Because a white person criticizing a black person doesn't equal racism. There was absolutely nothing, no basis, for anyone to claim that criticism of Garrett was different because...

No one is saying you are racist. The issue is the injection of race when it has nothing to do with anything. Your "simplistic" question implies that the use of "inmates" or "thug" was being used in a racist manner because Garrett is black,....vs. the far more reasonable reason that it's...

That you said it's wrong no matter the race doesn't change the fact that you brought up the idiotic claim that his race plays a factor in how others see his actions.

Blah....blah.... True racism in America? White supremacist garbage on police forces that impose laws unfairly, or even kill, black people. Black people being given stiffer sentences for the same crimes white people commit. Black people being viewed as suspect and something to fear in public...

Yes, that was you that injected race into it....questioning how people would react if it were a white player. Meanwhile, HarrietTubmanCane and his incessant race-baiting has tried to claim that it's white racists that injected race into the discussion.

Attacking someone's unprotected head with a hard, heavy object is not criminal?

When you inject race into everything and anything when you don't get your way, you denigrate those who are REALLY dealing with racism, and undermine the validity of all of the real claims of racism out there. I guess all the black players are racist too, for their comments that Garrett needs to...

The amusing part is despite HarrietTubmanCane's claim of it being race-based because others injected race into it....the VERY FIRST person in this thread to inject race in any way was when someone claimed that if Garrett were white, no one would be as upset about his actions. Meanwhile, even a...

Not even Garrett's own teammates, coaches, or Brown's ownership is backing his action, supporting him, or acting like what he did was even in the realm of being acceptable, or that "it's football, it's a violent game" is a valid excuse. This if from the Brown's front office: "We are extremely...

I'm talking about the idiots that claim Garrett using the helmet was Rudolph getting what was coming to him. Just like the tough guys who start fights, then pulls out a gun.

Yeah....Garrett was so "tough" that he had to use a weapon to stave off the scary little QB.

Exactly. All these people trying to defend it, or even claiming that if Garrett were white the outcry would not be as intense. Meanwhile, you have NFL player after NFL player, black, white, current, retired, all saying they've never seen anything like it, and that what Garrett did was...

He's already gotten penalties this season for punching another player after the play was over...twice.

Garrett is and has always been, a thug. Nothing to do with his race, either, before you bring up that red herring. See the reaction of players around the league, including black players. The vast majority are saying what Garrett did was absolutely unacceptable, and some are calling for...