orlando something or another. another browns guy. but at least he was pissed because the bean bag hit his eye
well put by Clay Travis. anyone that thinks a black ESPN reporter wasn't implying racism doesn't live with creepy Mobdeepers & Jussie Smollet in USA in 2019, especially when she deleted it. You're not deleting something if you only meant that Mason called him a cvnt.
I also guarantee you TJ Watt would be in an orange jumpsuit right now if he did this to Lamar Jackson
She deleted the Tweet, but it’s not surprising that one of ESPN’s top NFL reporters immediately presumes Rudolph, the white guy, is the guilty party here.
This is, sadly, not surprising coming from ESPN, but I’d just like to point out that what someone says to you, even if it’s racially inflammatory, doesn’t give you license to potentially kill them. Also, the idea that a grown adult can’t handle offensive words being said to him is an awful precedent to set as well. But, unfortunately, it’s all too common in this day and age for words to be used to justify heinous actions.
I feel like I’m screaming into the wilderness when it comes to our society overpunishing words and underpunishing actions. The latter matter, the former, generally speaking, should not.
We’ll see whether Garrett eventually decides to blame racism for his behavior. So far he hasn’t. But it is often the go-to line to defend indefensible behavior in our modern society.
It’s not surprising that woke ESPN would go in the that direction.
