How has Russell Wilson managed to stay above the criticism aimed at black QBs?

thought this was fitting 
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tyisny said:
This really stands out to me because although i don't think Manziel is doing Horrible things he just needs some shaping up... had this been a black QB i think things would be much more blown out of proportion
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We just don't know. I honestly feel if it were the other way around he might get a pass. Jameis was accused of something far worse and he has been embraced, while Manziel has been caught out with a few females with their consent, and was at a camp and was drunk the night before so he woke up late, and half off the sports world is against him. Think about it.
 
Yea it was 

But it was so obviously a fairytale to mess up his image no one even took it that serious
 
It's kind of strange how a few are diminishing the severity of rape. Not to be cynical but for those I guess you think partying is worse than rape ... Wonder what you do on your weekends for fun :rolleyes
 
stayblessed said:
It's kind of strange how a few are diminishing the severity of rape. Not to be cynical but for those I guess you think partying is worse than rape ... Wonder what you do on your weekends for fun :rolleyes
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Rape is a serious issue. However, thanks to some of the female gender today it's hard for me to believe every rape story I hear. Especially after the Brian Banks situation and other cases involving athletes.
 
madj55 said:
Rape is a serious issue. However, thanks to some of the female gender today it's hard for me to believe every rape story I hear. Especially after the Brian Banks situation and other cases involving athletes.
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Those cases happen a hell of a lot less than actual rapes that go unreported or unprosecuted.
 
jthagreat said:
thats the point tho. both are saying something that cant TRULY be proven.
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Thank you. In my post I said "it's hard for me to believe every rape story I hear". Doesn't mean that all of them aren't true, doesn't mean that all of them are. It's just that in this day and age, unfortunately, you really don't know who to believe which hurts the victims of actual rape and ruins the lives of the innocent accused rapists.
 
madj55 said:
stayblessed said:
It's kind of strange how a few are diminishing the severity of rape. Not to be cynical but for those I guess you think partying is worse than rape ... Wonder what you do on your weekends for fun :rolleyes
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Rape is a serious issue. However, thanks to some of the female gender today it's hard for me to believe every rape story I hear. Especially after the Brian Banks situation and other cases involving athletes.
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EGGGZACTLY
 
The girl supposedly wasn't drunk at all

The girl was his side piece and she got mad when he told her to back off when his real girl came into town

Theres photos of them actually kissing
 
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Welp...

Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman spent some time musing today on the fallout from the Percy Harvin trade, which has seen Harvin painted as a moody malcontent. Citing an anonymous Seahawks player, Freeman reports that a big reason Harvin was traded was his continued animosity toward quarterback Russell Wilson, which was dividing the locker room into pro- and anti-Wilson camps.
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There is also an element of race that needs to be discussed. My feeling on this—and it's backed up by several interviews with Seahawks players—is that some of the black players think Wilson isn't black enough.
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Asked my buddy thats in the league about this earlier, his response;

"Oh man. Not getting into this right now lol. This is mcnabb 2.0. Can confirm, Wilson is not black enough"

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Was only a matter of time
 
I said this a year or two ago. He's not considered black. I didn't even know he was black, I thought he was mixed with a few things.



I look forward to that locker room splitting over him and the upcoming leaks :smokin
 
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