Technology could be game-changer

[Stranger]

The reason you need proof is because you are making an accusation. In America, the burden is on the accuser, not the accused. You made an accusation against human beings of duplicity and a willingness to propagate a lie for financial benefit. Not just individually, but as a conspiracy. When you attack a person's character and motive, you should back it up. They didn't commission the research, they haven't endorsed the product, they are just considering the value of the product. Do they consider their own interests in the product? Sure. Wouldn't you? Does that mean they don't care about player's lives and health for the sake of caring about them? Does that mean they wouldn't endorse the product if the value was only to the players?.

 

[RamzFanz]

Having a motive doesn't dissolve your humanity.

Come up with proof or stop making accusations that harm other people.

 

[Stranger]

Having a motive doesn't dissolve your humanity.

Come up with proof or stop making accusations that harm other people.

This is ridiculous. There's no proof that the spin in this story is accurate and that the owners want to safeguard the players... it's just some writer writing that this is the case. And there's no proof that these guys give a damn about the players. Just look at the players who have debilitating diseases now and can't work and can't take care of their families, what did the NFL owners do for them? And what about the latest CBA, I didn't see the owners rolling over for the players during those negotiations in order to show their "humanity". Give me a freaking break. We're talking about a business here that grew out of the underworld. Is the history of this business irrelevant here? Geesh.

Here, start with the following book. You can get a used copy on Amazon for $3. Get a dose of reality by an author who specializes in investigating organized crime.

http://www.amazon.com/Interference-Organized-Influences-Professional-Football

This is an interesting account of what has gone on behind the scenes of professional football. The author provides an assortment of stories and accounts that the NFL has largely kept from the public.

 

[RamzFanz]

This is ridiculous. There's no proof that the spin in this story is accurate and that the owners want to safeguard the players... it's just some writer writing that this is the case. And there's no proof that these guys give a damn about the players. Just look at the players who have debilitating diseases now and can't work and can't take care of their families, what did the NFL owners do for them? And what about the latest CBA, I didn't see the owners rolling over for the players during those negotiations in order to show their "humanity". Give me a freaking break. We're talking about a business here that grew out of the underworld. Is the history of this business irrelevant here? Geesh.

Here, start with the following book. You can get a used copy on Amazon for $3. Get a dose of reality by an author who specializes in investigating organized crime.

http://www.amazon.com/Interference-Organized-Influences-Professional-Football

This is an interesting account of what has gone on behind the scenes of professional football. The author provides an assortment of stories and accounts that the NFL has largely kept from the public.

So Jim Kelly hates the players and is in organized crime?