First Take Host Stephen A Smith Dogged For Speaking Truth About Domestic Violence
07-27-2014, 12:27 AM
Washington Post published an article about Stephen A Smith's comments regarding NFL player Ray Rice's actions in domestic abuse.
It was then where Stephen A Smith dropped a nugget of truth about women provoking men into domestic violence. By provoke, I don't mean forgetting to wash the dishes. I mean actually calling out women who try to demonstrate masculine behavior to other men (cussing them out, spitting, smacking with open or closed hand in a threatening manner, etc.)
Quote from the Washington Post article.
Outrage soon followed on Twitter by an ESPN collegue and the hamster wheel began to spin.
As expected, soon after enough butthurt was generated Stephen A Smith had to make an apology for speaking his mind and now there are calls for him to be fired.
Such a wonderful world we live in.
It was then where Stephen A Smith dropped a nugget of truth about women provoking men into domestic violence. By provoke, I don't mean forgetting to wash the dishes. I mean actually calling out women who try to demonstrate masculine behavior to other men (cussing them out, spitting, smacking with open or closed hand in a threatening manner, etc.)
Quote from the Washington Post article.
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Earlier today, the “First Take” host decided to discuss the two-game suspension of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. To catch you up, the NFL suspended the Rice for violating the league’s personal conduct policy. Rice allegedly abused his then-fiancee, now-wife by knocking her unconscious in an Atlantic City casino’s elevator. Rice entered a not-guilty plea and ultimately avoided a trial by being accepted into a pretrial intervention program in May.
After the suspension was announced on Thursday, many complained Rice’s punishment was too light and questions emerged about how this might reflect on the NFL’s marketing toward women, a group that makes up a rather large chunk of football’s viewing audience.
Outrage soon followed on Twitter by an ESPN collegue and the hamster wheel began to spin.
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Michelle Beadle ✔ @MichelleDBeadle
So I was just forced to watch this morning's First Take. A) I'll never feel clean again B) I'm now aware that I can provoke my own beating.
As expected, soon after enough butthurt was generated Stephen A Smith had to make an apology for speaking his mind and now there are calls for him to be fired.
Such a wonderful world we live in.