Am I the only one feeling uncomfortable telling people how to discipline their kids?
Like I get it...what AP did was wrong and he acknowledged that...but to say he should be wiped out of game completely like some morons are saying is ridiculous.
He thought he was raising his kid the way he was raised and didn't know how to break the cycle...obviously that was his psychology.
He is seeing a Psychologist to break the cycle but I have a hard time wanting to punish him for something that he believed was right based on his upbringing and the culture that he was brought up with and currently exists in Texas.
Like with anything...if we didn't see pictures...would we be so outraged? I doubt it.
completely agree
he over stepped the mark, no question about, no child should be disciplined in that manner, i think a big part of that is how he was raised himself, he is disciplining his child the same way he was disciplined. He's going to have to wear the consquences of that, via the law and maybe even being cut by the Vikings. But i dont think this should end his career
once the law has dealt with him, the league will impose what ever their punishment is, and i think that's that. If the Vikings cut him, they cut him, that's their call, if another team goes and picks him up, so be it, that's their call. I dont think he needs to be on a lengthy suspension or as you said, being rubbed out of the league
That being said, it's a new world in the NFL. I completely agree with the decisions not to play him. He's getting paid, so you arent taking his livelihood away, you're saying "The NFL, in this current climate, we can't take any more hits on stuff like this"
I think the league has handled this one quite well, as opposed with the Ray Rice
