04-05-2016, 11:50 PM
(04-05-2016, 08:23 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: So, because he didn't do it before they drafted him, it's ok for him to do it now that he's famous?
Know what's weird? After getting married, when he (hopefully) would stop raping women, he stopped traveling with his bodyguards, even though you think he'd be more concerned with his wife in danger, as well.
Have you ever said that drafting him was a mistake?
Try to keep up. You implied that we condoned drafting a rapist. I pointed out that this was dumb, just as you did with the Frostee Rucker statement. That's literally all I said. But, as usual, you 'countered' my valid point by imagining that I said something different than what I actually said. I guess arguments are easy to win in the mind of someone who thinks he can author both sides of the script.
