It's disgraceful?

[JS-Steelerfan]

(01-14-2016, 06:55 PM)Murdock2420 Wrote: I don't agree with throwing things at players...but he has a point, there is always a small exception. If I got a clean shot with a plastic water bottle to a guy wearing pads named Greg Hardy, it be hard to resist tossing that bottle. Dude's a piece of garbage who beats women...I feel no sympathy for him or Ray Rice.

The thing that really strikes me about all this more then anything is how people are acting like this is new. This has happened in every NFL stadium for years and years, hell Philly fans threw batteries once upon a time. Batteries, that actually could hurt someone.

Fans shouldn't be throwing things, however tossing a empty beer can or plastic water bottle at an NFL player in all his pads is probably not going to hurt anything but his pride. I don't defend the behavior but people are losing their minds over an empty aluminum can and an empty plastic bottle. 

From all the crazy talk about be ashamed and this is unacceptable in the headlines, you'd think someone took out a gun and shot him. 

 I disagree about the exception: the fact you think someone else is trash doesn't give you the right to act like a jerk.

But  i'm happy to agree to disagree about that, because that is not what I was on Luvnit about. I was on him about the fact that he denied that he would ever suggest that anyone under any circumstance should be allowed to throw things, while he just suggested exactly that. He doesn't even realize when he's speaking out of two sides of his mouth at the same time.  And the best part is that I never actually accused him of doing it!