SapperSaint

Lets just say we see this differently. Not right or wrong. Just differently.

As far a "bloody skills"; yes, I have them. No, I don't think all 110 lbs people are helpless. I see all people as a potential threat. It's just how I'm wired. In no way am I hosing down the floor with testosterone and I believe "There's always someone badder than you". I am an aggressive person. It's not something I'm particularly proud of. However, I know what "fights" to fight and know the ones I don't need to fight. Are all people that way? No.

It's not a "knee jerk" reaction for me. I've been a police officer. I've seen and fully understand domestic violence. I've seen plenty of women with their eyes beat shut and I've seen men who've looked like they went 12 rounds. I'm not saying women are helpless. I am saying this: should I use my "combat/warfare" training to stop my wife/girlfriend. Or should I walk away from the situation before it gets out of hand?

I'm not saying Ray's wife is at no fault and she is the victim of an unwarranted attack. She threw, slapped, spit or what have you. She's just as guilty as he is. Charges should have been brought up on her, as well.

Ray is an NFL player. A person in the National spotlight. Thats why they have personal/private conduct clauses in contracts. You don't hear, Nationally, everytime there is DA in this country. You only hear about it when it's a person in the National spotlight. Ray should have known what was going to happen to him. I know if I get charged with DA, I'm out of the Military, no if, and, or but about. See ya; thank you for playing. Oh and here's your dishonorable discharge paperwork.

I'm not damning RR to an eternity in hell. But I don't have to feel sorry for him or his wife, because they just screwed his carreer up.

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