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Ray Rice pops a drunk hoodrat after being spat on and the nation loses its collective mind. Dumbass female senators conveniently discard the minor crises in the Middle East and concentrate their efforts removing Roger Goodell as NFL Commissioner. Every piece of national commentary has parroted the party line of "it's never ok to place your hands on a woman...never ok" supplemented today with the talking points of a media incredulous and dismissive of the women who actually voiced a sound opinion in acknowledging you cannot attack any person with impunity based solely on your gender.
Adrian Peterson is in the 0.00000000001% of peak human physicality. He goes psycho on his four year old son, is arrested, and charged with child abuse. ESPN has a story on it. Sports radio voices disapproval in the way the discipline was administered while conceding that every child is punished physically in some way and that they themselves were "spanked" growing up. The topic then seamlessly flows into the barbarity of Ray Rice and his unspeakable act.
America is a nation that views a drunken punch thrown at a drunken bitch whose behavior, if done by a man, would categorically be viewed as a act worthy of any reprisal short of homicide, to be more tragic and abhorrent than the beating of a child.
It begs the question: what would the response be if Peterson had done this to his daughter? Or, and I'm completely sincere in this curiosity, would Rice had received less public backlash if he had killed his fiancee. Obviously he would have had the legal ramifications but I truly wonder if the public would have shrugged its collective shoulders about another NFL murderer going to jail and went on about its way.
Ray Rice pops a drunk hoodrat after being spat on and the nation loses its collective mind. Dumbass female senators conveniently discard the minor crises in the Middle East and concentrate their efforts removing Roger Goodell as NFL Commissioner. Every piece of national commentary has parroted the party line of "it's never ok to place your hands on a woman...never ok" supplemented today with the talking points of a media incredulous and dismissive of the women who actually voiced a sound opinion in acknowledging you cannot attack any person with impunity based solely on your gender.
Adrian Peterson is in the 0.00000000001% of peak human physicality. He goes psycho on his four year old son, is arrested, and charged with child abuse. ESPN has a story on it. Sports radio voices disapproval in the way the discipline was administered while conceding that every child is punished physically in some way and that they themselves were "spanked" growing up. The topic then seamlessly flows into the barbarity of Ray Rice and his unspeakable act.
America is a nation that views a drunken punch thrown at a drunken bitch whose behavior, if done by a man, would categorically be viewed as a act worthy of any reprisal short of homicide, to be more tragic and abhorrent than the beating of a child.
It begs the question: what would the response be if Peterson had done this to his daughter? Or, and I'm completely sincere in this curiosity, would Rice had received less public backlash if he had killed his fiancee. Obviously he would have had the legal ramifications but I truly wonder if the public would have shrugged its collective shoulders about another NFL murderer going to jail and went on about its way.