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What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.This weekend we rock Portland0 -
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.0 -
On another note, the Hall of Fame game is on tonight. Football is back on TV.0
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man he’s not gonna be good… I’m a sleep already 🤣0 -
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Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.0 -
Because they knew he was a sick fuck.tempo_n_groove said:
Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
If they knew he was a sick fuck, why did they agree to give him a massage?F Me In The Brain said:
Because they knew he was a sick fuck.tempo_n_groove said:
Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.0 -
I think he means the team knew he was a sick fuck.mrussel1 said:
If they knew he was a sick fuck, why did they agree to give him a massage?F Me In The Brain said:
Because they knew he was a sick fuck.tempo_n_groove said:
Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.This weekend we rock Portland0 -
He knows that he is being funny guyPoncier said:
I think he means the team knew he was a sick fuck.mrussel1 said:
If they knew he was a sick fuck, why did they agree to give him a massage?F Me In The Brain said:
Because they knew he was a sick fuck.tempo_n_groove said:
Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
Well the team didn't sign the NDA, they provided a standard form. The masseuses signed it.Poncier said:
I think he means the team knew he was a sick fuck.mrussel1 said:
If they knew he was a sick fuck, why did they agree to give him a massage?F Me In The Brain said:
Because they knew he was a sick fuck.tempo_n_groove said:
Why sign an NDA for a damn massage?!?mrussel1 said:
He wasn't in the workplace. Unless you're making the argument that since he was getting massages organized by the team, that he was. But that gets into the argument that the Texans org is equally culpable since they set up the hotel room and even provided him an NDA to give the masseurs. These are the issues that make it difficult for the NFL to get into the federal discovery. Why would Watson be punished and the team receive no loss of draft picks, fines, forfeited games, etc.?Poncier said:
What about in the workplace?mrussel1 said:
Is it criminal to ask a girl for a hummer? Is that even 'morally' wrong?tempo_n_groove said:One time? Yeah, ok, you can learn from that mistake. 60? That's a deviant.
May not be criminal, but certainly violates conduct/harassment codes and grounds for punishment or termination.
This certainly is similar to that.
Now the federal judge found that he violated the NFL's definition of assault, so that's why she suspended him. But what I don't know is what is that definition. I haven't seen it. But that definition is not the same as a criminal one, we know that much.
But to the point, this is the evidence that the team was aware and facilitated the situation, therefore share some culpability. Instead, the league seeks to limit the punishment to the Black guy. And, the league isn't even satisfied with the order of a federal judge, they want to punish further. We're all on board with this, right?
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the league is exercising it's rights under the CBA.
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He was just there so he wouldn't get fined.
This weekend we rock Portland0 -
You see marshawns car? He was driving on bare rims
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Think the Shits play DeShitbag Watson the entire 1st preseason game?
Could be his only meaningful action this year.
(Not counting whatever action he forces on someone.)The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
F Me In The Brain said:Think the Shits play DeShitbag Watson the entire 1st preseason game?
Could be his only meaningful action this year.
(Not counting whatever action he forces on someone.)
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His lineman should take the night off, let him get “ handled” a bitF Me In The Brain said:Think the Shits play DeShitbag Watson the entire 1st preseason game?
Could be his only meaningful action this year.
(Not counting whatever action he forces on someone.)0 -
Yeah that's going to happen.CROJAM95 said:
His lineman should take the night off, let him get “ handled” a bitF Me In The Brain said:Think the Shits play DeShitbag Watson the entire 1st preseason game?
Could be his only meaningful action this year.
(Not counting whatever action he forces on someone.)
I do appreciate that you guys are just as hard on the owners that committed similar violations and the Texans who set up Watson in this environment.
Oh wait, they aren't young Black men0 -
Oh pleasemrussel1 said:
Yeah that's going to happen.CROJAM95 said:
His lineman should take the night off, let him get “ handled” a bitF Me In The Brain said:Think the Shits play DeShitbag Watson the entire 1st preseason game?
Could be his only meaningful action this year.
(Not counting whatever action he forces on someone.)
I do appreciate that you guys are just as hard on the owners that committed similar violations and the Texans who set up Watson in this environment.
Oh wait, they aren't young Black men
look at my posts, more than a few times I’ve mentioned those ass hats
thats The penalty part of this, doesn’t mean your boy didn’t do what he clearly did
so that’s a separate Issue all together , one that I’m for having a bunch of them loss their teams or worse0
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