Joe Mixon or Dalvin Cook?

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(04-28-2017, 05:28 PM)The Real Deal Wrote: First of all, I haven't justified anything. I think what happened is disgusting. No excuse for that ever. It is NOT OK what he did.


But Isn't it speculation on both sides? Speculation that he is definitively a terrible person to the core for a single mistake. Speculation that he is remorseful for the wrong reasons. Speculation that he isn't remorseful at all. All speculation. Who's right? Who's wrong? Who knows?

One thing I know for sure is that People get "moral high road" confused because Not being able to forgive is, in fact, morally wrong.

I wasn't saying you, and I apologize that it came across that way.  There are many in this thread who have gone out of their way to justify his actions.  Different people have different morals.  Some things are easily forgiven, and some are never to be.  And like it or not, some "mistakes" do follow you for life.  You simply don't get to move past them.  You can work to be a better person (I have not ready anything about this guy giving speeches to kids about avoiding violence), but they stick with you.

Listen, it's not up to me to forgive this guy.  I'm just saying that I don't want to be associated with an organization who welcomes him into their "family".