09-16-2015, 02:57 PM
(09-16-2015, 02:29 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: The retaliation is usually worse because it sends a message not to mess around.
If you do something wrong, and there's moderate retaliation, what message does that send?
In this instance, however, I would argue that the retaliation was not worse since Cooper didn't even know his head had hit the helmet.
Using end result to determine things is silly.
Pacman didn't have his trachea crushed so what Cooper did was "less-worse"
See how stupid that is?
The bottom line is this: Pacman took off the other players helmet. He forced said players down. It made contact with that helmet. How hard or injuries (lack thereof) are irrelevant.
The intent behind Jones' attack was worse.
