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re: What will really happen with Simmons
Posted on 3/29/16 at 3:17 pm to lsufball19
Posted on 3/29/16 at 3:17 pm to lsufball19
I know he doesn't really give a flying shite about the girl who got beat up. I mean, lets be real here.
If it was anyone else at any other school or not related to football he would probably watch the video and say, damn, that was crazy. And then something like, I cant believe we actually live in a world where crazy shite like this happens. Then he would move on with his life like it never happened. So spare the loving heart bs. Your not going to go donate time to kids to steer them in the right direction or help them out, your not changing your life to help others. Get out of here with this crap you keep saying like your a better person. Your sin is just as bad as his when you tell these lies and the reverend wont be able to save you man cause you pledging to the wrong man.
If it was anyone else at any other school or not related to football he would probably watch the video and say, damn, that was crazy. And then something like, I cant believe we actually live in a world where crazy shite like this happens. Then he would move on with his life like it never happened. So spare the loving heart bs. Your not going to go donate time to kids to steer them in the right direction or help them out, your not changing your life to help others. Get out of here with this crap you keep saying like your a better person. Your sin is just as bad as his when you tell these lies and the reverend wont be able to save you man cause you pledging to the wrong man.
This post was edited on 3/29/16 at 3:25 pm
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Posted on 3/29/16 at 3:21 pm to GuyonaBuffalo
my question was rhetorical. no one ITT really cares about the girl who was punched. it's just a story that happened to have a video and, for ole miss fans, was a player on their rival's team. what they would never admit is if it was a player on their team, they'd be singing a completely different tune. it's fine, we all do it, but people really need to get off their collective high horses. the kid is 17, committed a misdemeanor offense, and has never been in trouble before. yes, hitting women is bad, but so are a hell of a lot of other things that people do, are punished for, and move on. generally, absent a felony, kids are not kicked off a football team as a first time offender
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