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re: Aaron Hernandez and the death penalty - semi updated OP
Posted on 5/16/14 at 10:04 am to 632627
Posted on 5/16/14 at 10:04 am to 632627
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It's 2 completely different situations, but the Sterling issue is unique as it generates lots of different commentary on multiple matters, whereas Hernandez story was pretty cut and dry.
Is it that unique though? Its an old guy with off-color remarks. I'd say the remarks were pretty tame anyway in proportion with the outrage. Not even an n-bomb used.
And Marge Schott covered this 20yrs ago. shite, she was openly pro-nazi.
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Posted on 5/16/14 at 11:33 am to biglego
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Is it that unique though? Its an old guy with off-color remarks. I'd say the remarks were pretty tame anyway in proportion with the outrage. Not even an n-bomb used.
And Marge Schott covered this 20yrs ago. shite, she was openly pro-nazi.
Schott came before the internet and social media, where everybody has an opinion and shite like this is magnified a million times. What Sterling said was absolutely tame compared to most of the stuff that happens in the world, its just that his words have incited lots of debate back and forth on a multitude of subjects, which is why the story doesn't go away. Hernandez didn't spark any debate, he is a stone killer. The kansas city linebacker and junior seau actually sparked more debate regarding suicide, depression and injuries.
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