NFL should drop Dan Synder· Page 2

wpr
Preferred Member

3 years ago

#11

Martha Careful
Member

3 years ago

#12

From evidence in the public domain, Snyder would appear, at the very least, to be culpable in the climate of misogyny and aggressive abusive behavior toward women.

I find it strange that with all the emphasis against such behavior, that the NFL would have a halftime show which feature some complete dirtbags whose lyrics include:

"Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks" and the lovely

"Bitch, please! Now what you need to do is; Hem my coat, and roll me some dope"

not to mention the inspiring:
“All you niggas out there,
Take your guns that you using to shoot each other
And start shooting these bitchass
m-fing police.
That’ll impress a m-fing nigga like me.”

It strikes me as just a bit....ever so slight....of hypocrisy and selective rage

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

#13

I haven't read anything that's factual. It seems more culture to hate him than anything else. That said, I haven't followed it at all because I don't care for witch hunts. If you stick up for him in anyway the slacktivists come out with force saying you're guilty of everything he was accused of.

Pathetic.

beast
Select Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#14

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Well, I've never been called popular in culture before... so ... thank you?

I just dislike the guy because what half decent thing has he done? There isn't much...

And yet, he's the first guy to threaten lawsuits on any and everything never written about him.

Despite of him getting rid of all his better coaches. How many teams have had franchise players refuse to resign with the team due to presidents or medical stuff currently on the team?

How many businesses have been accused of talking videos of their female employees naked, or even offering them unlimited alcohol while with sponsors?

How many owners have "volunteered" to take a "leave of absence", which some websites have claimed is actually an NFL imposed suspension... which of course, the owner once again threatened lawsuits when that was reported. Which was just more fake threats as he's refused to do it.

And now that his actions or lack of actions have gotten Congress involved, the NFL has ordered him to share some paperwork, and they have refused.

Basically, this has nothing to do with culture... but him acting like a spoiled brat that threatened lawsuits whenever someone states a negative work about him, even if it's 100% true.

And he's never been able to put together decent management to protect his own employees from other employees.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

#15

Originally Posted by: beast

I haven't a clue of any of that or even if it has any truth to it. Again, I am simply saying it feels like another snowball of hate where people just continue to believe every accusation about someone because hey don't have the testicular fortitude to wait for facts. I also believe where there is smoke, there is good chance of fire. And it most certainly is "culture" as I already stated in previous post. People are weak and mindlessly pile on without doing due diligence. It's easier to hate on someone than understand. And people in general are lazy. I'm not saying you, not singling you out so not sure why you took the stance you did, but to be clear, I'm speaking in a general tone, not singular.

I couldn't give a nickel about what happens to Dan Snyder. If does go down, I hope others like him get dragged down too because I highly doubt if he did something worth getting dropped, that others haven't done the same. Clean house.

beast
Select Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#16

I grew up in what should of been Redskins country... so I've accidentally seen and heard more stuff of his, and just absolutely nothing is good... other than maybe the Mike Shanahan staff which included Sean McVay, Kyle Shanahan and Matt LaFleur.

But everything else is pretty bad, with him consistently ruining any positive things they have...

Heck, he even ruined the name change, which many fans were disappointed for but realized it had to change, but wanted something cool.

He asked for feedback and they gave lots of feedback and he then proceeded to ignore said feedback...

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

#17

Originally Posted by: beast

Assuming this is true, why the hell keep him around? Is he like J. Edgar Hoover and has dirt on everyone in the NFL? I can't remember hearing anything positive about the guy since he bought the Redskins. I feel it was always negative. Why keep a douche like that around? It's not like the NFL will have an ownerless team for too long.

beast
Select Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#18

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Because you can't fire the owner! Otherwise the fans would have a long long time ago...

Why do other owner not force him to sell? Great question, and one can only guess, but one theory has it that owners don't like going after other owners because then they could be next, they like owners being untouchable.

Also, some owners including Jerry Jones are said to be very good friends with Dan Synder, and they back each other up on everything, and Jones has pretty big sway in the NFL world.

Plus, once again, Dan Synder is extremely sue happy, and extremely hard headed... he's not leaving without a drag out lawsuit fight, and absolutely no one wants that, as everyone comes out as a loser after that.

So Synder presents has to be so extremely bad for the other owners (not just for his team, but the other owners), that they have to be willing to knowing lose, because keeping him would clearly be an even bigger loss.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

#19

Originally Posted by: beast

That Carolina Panthers owner was flushed out pretty quick.

beast
Select Member Topic Starter

3 years ago

#20

That Carolina Panthers owner was flushed out pretty quick.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Yes, but he wasn't sure happy and he went willing, after admitting his errors which included smacking employees bums.

When you have a decent person, who is willing to admit their mistakes, and accept the consequences of said mistakes, it's a lot easier.

Compared to someone whom doesn't admit the truth (can't even admit he's currently under a suspension, instead it's an "voluntary leave of absence" which has since been reported can't end until Goodell says so... and really that's a joke as whom do you think is approving the name change and other team activities? Officially it's his wife... but come on... she's had no part in the team until he's had to take a leave of absence, she's basically his middle man. And they don't accept the consequences of their actions.

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