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There have been a half dozen football players specifically in the last couple years ago you have said along the lines of, "This dude is (insert positive adjective).", who have either previously or after the fact been arrested for possesion of something illegal, and in many of those cases take place around accusations of assault on women, be it wives, strippers, or family members. And you smoke plenty of weed, weed is a drug, just because you choose to ignore actual meaning of words and make exceptions to do what you want doesnt change what something is.
lol alright, well gathering from what you have said, i'm pretty sure you're talking about pacman jones, deion sanders, and dez bryant...
please allow me to initially say that the abuse/assault of women is something i do not condone, it's a very serious topic/issue, and i do not think it is "gangsta."
as far as the athletes go, i'll start off with pacman, i was honestly a fan of his the only year he was on the cowboys, which was either 2008 or 2009. other than that, i don't care for the guy, truthfully. he was a very talented football player, that just made wrong decisions, and was at the wrong place(s) at the wrong time(s).
deion is one of my favorite athletes. i don't know what went down between he and his wife...whether he hit her, or she hit him initially, i feel that their problems should've been solved in a non-violent manner, especially since i believe that this went on in front of their kids.
now onto dez...again, like pacman, he's a talented football player that is in need of discipline. despite the reports of his mom being a drug addict/drug dealer, and him having very little to no family support in his life, he was wrong for hitting his mom. regardless if it was with his hat or not.
as you know, most of us joke in here, so i hope you didn't take me saying "(insert troubled athlete's name here) is (insert positive adjective here)" seriously. i'll admit, with the exception of pacman, i'm a big fan of deion and dez and their contributions to the game of football. however, that doesn't necessarily mean that i idolize them, agree with their actions off the field, and i definitely do not care about what does on in their personal lives.
as far as weed is concerned, that's fine if you think it is a drug. my personal opinion is that it's not a drug, regardless of the fact that it is labeled as one.
i hope that clears everything up M @Manifest .
please allow me to initially say that the abuse/assault of women is something i do not condone, it's a very serious topic/issue, and i do not think it is "gangsta."
as far as the athletes go, i'll start off with pacman, i was honestly a fan of his the only year he was on the cowboys, which was either 2008 or 2009. other than that, i don't care for the guy, truthfully. he was a very talented football player, that just made wrong decisions, and was at the wrong place(s) at the wrong time(s).
deion is one of my favorite athletes. i don't know what went down between he and his wife...whether he hit her, or she hit him initially, i feel that their problems should've been solved in a non-violent manner, especially since i believe that this went on in front of their kids.
now onto dez...again, like pacman, he's a talented football player that is in need of discipline. despite the reports of his mom being a drug addict/drug dealer, and him having very little to no family support in his life, he was wrong for hitting his mom. regardless if it was with his hat or not.
as you know, most of us joke in here, so i hope you didn't take me saying "(insert troubled athlete's name here) is (insert positive adjective here)" seriously. i'll admit, with the exception of pacman, i'm a big fan of deion and dez and their contributions to the game of football. however, that doesn't necessarily mean that i idolize them, agree with their actions off the field, and i definitely do not care about what does on in their personal lives.
as far as weed is concerned, that's fine if you think it is a drug. my personal opinion is that it's not a drug, regardless of the fact that it is labeled as one.
i hope that clears everything up M @Manifest .
again, another name that i might have mentioned is marshawn lynch. similar situation being a talented, yet troubled athlete...but with him he was caught driving under the influence. i don't agree with him (or anybody) driving drunk, since he is putting innocent lives, as well as his own life in danger.
